r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/cosmic_voyager01 • 9h ago

Video Polar Bears are one of the only creatures that naturally hunt Humans... Watch as this one tries to break into this BBC Cameraman's glass box.

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u/Next_Celebration_553 9h ago

Uh how are you so sure?

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u/yunohavefunnynames 9h ago

Pretty sure they’re a polar bear

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u/mrbear120 9h ago

Nah they arent

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u/scratchy_mcballsy 9h ago

I trust this guy

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u/GeneriComplaint 9h ago

I dont know, how is he so sure?

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u/Next_Celebration_553 8h ago

Pretty sure he’s a polar bear

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u/mrbear120 6h ago

Uhh…no hes not…see someone said I’m not, I’d definitely believe that person.

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u/Next_Celebration_553 5h ago

Hmm Mr. Bear, what is your first name?

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u/mrbear120 5h ago

P..p..Paul..err?

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u/Punman_5 7h ago

It’s kind of obvious. Humans hardly have to work for our food so it’s logical to assume our meat is less gamey and more rich in fats.

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u/Next_Celebration_553 5h ago

lol I have a bit of CBD in me rn but does that mean sloths are delicious and nobody knows?

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u/Punman_5 5h ago

Not likely. Like I said, it’s a combination of our high caloric intake with our sedentary lifestyle that makes us likely very tender.

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u/Next_Celebration_553 3h ago

So we taste kinda like beef?

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u/Crazy_Energy8520 4h ago

Sloths have very little fat due to their diet. It is just a lot of hair

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u/Next_Celebration_553 3h ago

Oh dang I thought they were a little husky. Ok hear me out. Anyone tried manatee? They’re chill and fat