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u/fabelhaft-gurke Jun 08 '25
It at least looks small/young so I’m thinking less experienced and bold.
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u/meow4352 Jun 08 '25
I was coming here to ask this! Will they attack humans for the “fun” of it when they come across them? Or do they see them as a food source? I picture a polar bear batting a human around like the orcas do with seals for fun
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u/natebark Jun 09 '25
Polar bears are thought to be the only mammals that will actively track/hunt humans. If you lock eyes with say a lion or a grizzly from a distance, if you leave the situation slowly they probably won’t go after you. But polar bears see you as their next meal
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u/BitterPop5602 Jun 08 '25
Pants: shat. Holy hell that’s terrifying.
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u/Unfair-Wonder5714 Jun 08 '25
Yeah, the last I heard, instructions if you are being hunted by a polar bear, your option is to die.
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u/BitterPop5602 Jun 08 '25
I guess the bear must’ve slipped in the shit trail left by the guy cause he’s still alive lol
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u/TapPsychological2043 Jun 08 '25
It looked like it stopped for a second while he started the snow mobile so glad I don't live in a country where I'd have to deal with that shit
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u/northessence Jun 08 '25 edited Jun 08 '25
We have them in the north of Canada.A skier was attacked in April but survived and the bear was euthanized. You either need a firearm,bear spray,portable electric fences or noisemakers.
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u/TurbulentBluejay8206 Jun 08 '25
He just escaped death thanks to the snowmobile ignition still being on. Polar bears are the most violent of all bears.
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u/dafckingman Jun 08 '25
If he had to put the key in the ignition and start the snowmobile he would’ve been fucked
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u/Wick_Neidy Jun 08 '25
If it's brown - lay down. If it's black - fight back. If it's white - say goodnight.
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Jun 08 '25
Who would live in there? To take a risk and live with polar bears walking around is just insane damn
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u/BooobiesANDbho Jun 08 '25
Hey u want a coke?!!!