This bear was killed in Alaska a while ago. Last nights Monster Quest was about Giant Bears and they talked to the kid who shot this...
This bear was killed in Alaska a while ago. Last nights Monster Quest was about Giant Bears and they talked to the kid who shot this...
Also,
They said it was 10' 6" and weighed 1,200 pounds.
so that little fucking douche had to shoot it?
No kidding; couldn't just leave it alone and let it live out its life. What a majestic animal. I know; let's shoot an animal for no other reason than because we feel like doing itI'm all for hunting people
I guess I shouldn't talk; I used to hunt wild hog, though more because they were a nuisance and are like giant rats and will gnaw and eat on anything![]()
Now THAT I can understand. But killing such an incredible animal for the sake of the hunt is pure garbage. I say, if you can take it down with your bare hands, go for it. Otherwise, leave it alone.
But then again, we do have times when it's the only thing to do... when the polars encroach on the people up in Churchill, etc. Unfortunately, not much of a choice in certain circumstances.
This logic makes no sense to me. Physically a human being is far inferior to almost any other animal of similar size in the while animal kingdom.
The strength of the human species lies in his ability to outwit and outsmart his rivals. It would be absurd to suggest that in order for a bear to have the right to kill a human he should beat it in a tool making contest, a bear's strength lie in his immense physical advantages. He of course would use those physicalities to beat a human or any other rival.
So a human uses his wits and superior brain to design a tool, in this case a shotgun to blow the big bear away. It's why we are at the top of the tree and is exactly the way we should be winning our fight for dominance.
I'm sure in boxing you appreciate skills, defense and a smarter, smaller fighter outwitting and beating a bigger stronger one, so why not in the real battles of life.
The bear lost despite immense physical advantages because the human was smart enough to draw on outside technologies to win the battle.
He displayed superior intellect which translated into mastery of his opponent, a decent performance imo.
Cool not seen this episode yet although I've caught the rest of the series.
Many of the recent episodes have been a bit poor imo really stretching credibility.
The last two especially about Big Foot in New York and Monster Eels in lakes had no supporting evidence whatsoever and simply wern't stories at all.
My favourite episodes are not necessarily the most fanciful creatures but rather where they is actually some evidence that something exists, so the more mundane stuff like mountain lions in previously unknown locations, giant snakes, etc.
This episode should be along those lines so will look forward to it.
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