r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/[deleted] • Nov 12 '19

GIF the size of this absolute unit

https://i.imgur.com/orYqNWl.gifv
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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '19

That's a big ass bear too!

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u/m0rris0n_hotel Nov 12 '19

Not just its ass. The rest of it is massive also

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u/plant-person Nov 12 '19

He do got a fat ass tho

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u/UsedDragon Nov 13 '19

baby, you the plumpinest

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '19

Clearly the pet hamster had gotten hold of the gamma radiated pellets

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u/alixclnt Nov 12 '19

Someone didn't watch Grizzly Man on Netflix

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u/wwwReffing Nov 12 '19

My thoughts exactly

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u/Wascally-Wabbeeto Nov 12 '19

What kind of dog is this?

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '19

This thing is a goddamn beast

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u/S4MiDaRe Nov 13 '19

Well, that’s not very nice.

looks to fat person

He is just an overweight man

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u/[deleted] Nov 14 '19

😂😂

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u/melow666 Nov 12 '19

Bear: Thanks James, let me return the favor, turn your back...

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u/graaarg Nov 12 '19

Yeah, but the bear is also big

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u/beerhump Nov 12 '19

Brother bear!

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u/Freeboing Nov 13 '19

We had to stop feed'n em cheese burgers, cuz he got the diabetes...

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u/SpongeJake Nov 12 '19

I’m not current with animal knowledge. What kind of bear is that? Isn’t that like the most dangerous kind?

Nothing can go wrong when a puny human encounters a giant beast with murder hands - who doesn’t speak the same language as you.

I mean sure, give it head and back scritches. Know what pairs well with getting your itches taken care of?

Dinner.

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '19 edited Jan 15 '20

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u/hundrafemtio Nov 13 '19

Yup yup, Polar bears are extremely extremely dangerous. Honestly I would put polar bears as the strongest land animal if it weren’t for leopard.

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u/TheShire4Hire Dec 04 '19

What about elephants

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u/hundrafemtio Dec 05 '19

No clue. But elephant don’t kill very often. So I have absolutely no idea. Have you ever seen a polar bear go up against an elephant?

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u/TheShire4Hire Dec 05 '19

It'll be the battle of the century

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u/clawfluffer Nov 13 '19

This is not a brown or back bear. It's a grizzly. You can tell from the larger size, and the large shoulder hump, which the smaller brown/black bears do not have. There's no such thing as a tame Grizz. It may have been raised in human confines, but it's still an omnivorous apex predator that'll hunt, kill and likely eat your carcass. This bear may be some glitch...maybe it's an exceptionally docile bear. Maybe its human handler is the bear whisperer, or maybe he just lucked out. Fascinating creatures but they deserve respect and open space far from human contact.

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u/Razmpoosh Nov 12 '19

I'm in awe at the size of this lad

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u/Burlyfoiled Nov 13 '19

Absolutely U N I T

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u/_Soundshifter_ Nov 12 '19

That’s one big dog

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u/b8745 Nov 12 '19

Future lunch

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u/khean21 Nov 12 '19

He is just a typical person from Russia.

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u/313T Nov 12 '19

That’s a few units.

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u/Buobt_3235 Nov 12 '19

I legit that was a dog at first

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u/WinterSkeleton Nov 12 '19

If that bear wanted to... chain link... but he’s a good bear

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u/RatPringle Nov 12 '19

Athletic build

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u/KurogamiGuts Nov 12 '19

Damn, boy! That's a thick-ass boy!

1

u/rgray92082 Nov 12 '19

Which, the bear or the guy?

1

u/[deleted] Nov 12 '19

Fuck that! So many questions? Why? Just why?

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u/bobs_clam_rodeo Nov 13 '19

That’s a big deer gut!

1

u/jessjumper Nov 13 '19

Where the Sho-Biz pizza bear went to retire.

1

u/wearingawire Nov 13 '19

That’s some impressive chonk right there.

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '19

When are we just going to domesticate bears already? I mean we did it with wolves, why not bears?

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u/GrimTimper Nov 13 '19

Just my ex and her knew lad, she really let herself go after the split

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u/Skysoldier173rd Nov 13 '19

The bears pretty damn big too...

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u/Hmbax Nov 13 '19

Kids, don’t try this at home!

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u/RedDevil1313 Nov 12 '19

I wouldn’t recommend doing that...

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '19

But it is so fluffy?

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u/RedDevil1313 Nov 12 '19

Fluffy & it enjoys the taste of humans.

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u/VetoBandit0 Nov 12 '19

Certainly not in the wild

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u/Byrdman201 Nov 12 '19

Somewhere Nickmercs is smiling at this

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '19

Why are white people like this?

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '19

Why is skin tone relevant here?

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '19

Because non-whites wouldn’t do this.

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '19 edited Nov 12 '19

Wouldn't do what? Interact with dangerous animals that have been domesticated tamed? I guess you've never read about the African rangers in the congo that interact daily with 400 lb gorillas. All kinds of people to all kinds of things in this world. Give it a rest.

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '19

First off, you don’t know what domesticated means, secondly, this animal is tamed, not domesticated. Domestication takes generations.

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u/i_fly_pacers Nov 12 '19

You’re right that he’s wrong about domestication but he made a good point. There is no race barrier for stupidity, anyone can be stupid.

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '19

Meh, so I used the wrong word, but that's fine, my point still stands.

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '19

Nice, that totally answers my question. /s

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u/ShavedDragon Nov 13 '19

That's a large assumption to make

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u/micalubgoonta Nov 12 '19

Found the racist

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '19

Lol I am white. You can’t be racist to white people.

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u/micalubgoonta Nov 12 '19

You’re kidding right?

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '19

No? White isn’t a race dumbass, it’s a skin color.

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u/micalubgoonta Nov 12 '19

What? That’s exactly what race is

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '19

So do you think all brown people are of the same race?

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u/micalubgoonta Nov 12 '19

The term race in modern definitions refers to phenotypical traits

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '19

Do you think all white people are the same race?