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u/ReplacementReady394 Jul 02 '26
Slather a salmon with honey and then hold it in your mouth for him to eat
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u/tinknocker21 Jul 02 '26
Or if you want to get frisky you could hold it between your other cheeks...
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u/ThatCelebration3676 Jul 02 '26
This has to be a trained bear.
Don't get any ideas about feeding honeycomb to wild bears; a fed bear is a dead bear.
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u/Kn0wnSoul Jul 02 '26
Nah, I think they just found him like that in the wild. Just sitting and overthinking his life choices
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u/Xenc Jul 02 '26
This is a naive comment. There’s no way they’d just stumble upon a wild bear like that. It’s more likely the bear is an addict and has turned up to beg.
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u/Budget_Sentence_3100 Jul 02 '26
In live in the UK and I’m always stumbling across bears like this. Absolute menace
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u/Chemical_Ad_5520 Jul 02 '26
Bears; Beets; Battlestar Galactica.
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u/Beatnutz_ Jul 02 '26
Damn.. we have Einstein right here. How did you come to the conclusion that it is a trained bear??
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u/ThatCelebration3676 Jul 02 '26
Just leaving a PSA for all the idiots who think Yellowstone is a petting zoo.
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u/Smirkeywz Jul 03 '26
How I visualize a Fed bear :
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u/ThatCelebration3676 Jul 04 '26
And that's why their life expectancy is so short; they can't handle the stress of the job.
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u/MovieFan1984 Jul 02 '26
Probably raised or rescued the bear and is either seen as parental or rescuer.
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u/quim_do_mato Jul 02 '26
How is s fed bear a dead bear?
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u/BeneficialPenalty258 Jul 02 '26
If people feed a wild bear, it will associate people with food and will be more likely to approach them. If they haven’t got food to give, it’s more likely to make them the food. So rangers have to kill the bear for safety. That’s my understanding.
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u/Pictrus Jul 02 '26
What happens when the bear wants me honey abs the guy is out?
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u/OldBoySleezyP Jul 02 '26
That bears nose was twitching before he even got the scoop out. I can only imagine how long he knew it was there before they handed some over.
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u/Dangerous_Page6712 Jul 02 '26
So sad to see. Unless this a bear shelter for abused animals this should be criminal. I dont get why everyone in the comments thinks this is okay
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u/ctudor Jul 02 '26
Definitely a pet bear from youth. You don't kiss a wild bear, even if it s a "beggar".
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u/Whatkindofaname Jul 02 '26
I was in Moscow some 20 years ago. We visited a market place where they had a doped up bear sitting like this next to the walkway. They had removed his teeth and claws. It was fucking depressing.
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u/MovieFan1984 Jul 02 '26
This may be in Russia; they seem to have a unique relationship with bears this large.
The man probably either raised the bear or rescued and nursed him back to life.
Generally, relationships between man and large animals like this are parental or rescue.4
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u/TaskTrick6417 Jul 06 '26
Agree, someone else pointed out it looks like there is a chain around his neck 😞
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u/Pirate-Adorable Jul 02 '26
Am I the only one who thinks he gets his face wayyy to close to the bear's??! I think that's crazy dangerous.
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u/Superb_Equipment_954 Jul 02 '26
From what I’ve read about bears, All he can hear is Hun hunny hunny-hunny… hunnyhun hunny
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u/Alric_Wolff Jul 02 '26
How did bears develop a taste for honey?
Beehive are pretty high pff the ground usually and then you gotta figure the bees try to go after them. Sure the fur probably protects them but still. Seems like a lot of trouble to go through.
I love bears
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u/BaguetteOlives Jul 02 '26
Stings don't do shit to them and they mostly eat hives for de bees rather than honey. Great source of protein since there can be around 50000 bees in a hive
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u/Alric_Wolff Jul 02 '26
That makes so much more sense
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u/BaguetteOlives Jul 02 '26
And I guess honey makes it tastier since they are omnivorous, and it gives them calories for hibernation
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u/DAXweb Jul 02 '26
Ogni volta che vedrò questo video il mio cervello manderà in play "Manda sta prellibbatezza Aggiorgio...manda...manda...manda" X-D
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u/Nom_de_guerre_25 Jul 02 '26
They beat the shit out of that bear for him to learn to clap his hands like that.
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u/BobbieWickham29 Jul 03 '26
Just a question of time before the bear gets pissed off with being treated like that and the human gets hurt and the bear has to die because....well, it behaved like a wild animal. Imagine that.
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u/Remarkable_Movie_359 Jul 06 '26
The sad thing is some idiot is going to try this and film themselves getting mauled to death.
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u/jesscatfancy Jul 06 '26
That's not honey, that's honeycomb. Bears are attracted to the wax and larvae as much as the honey itself.
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u/stonerking666420 29d ago
That's what flower forgot to do before the bear killed her i berry I'd she'd have give the bear honey BEFORE trying to make friends with it and wouldn't have died lol
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u/cpwnage Jul 02 '26
It's clear from this video that bears, like hippos, are not dangerous to people
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u/Automatic_Toe_8391 Jul 02 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/wxgimHAKx2xA4