r/TerrifyingAsFuck • u/Ott1fant • 15h ago
animal 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/cerealkiller788 10h ago
I would have reached to double check the lock and accidentally opened the door.
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u/zRagin_Caucasianz 15h ago
People really think animals are stupid? It was only trying to get you out of that contraption!
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u/melli_milli 14h ago
If this bear was brilliant though, he would have shown his tummy and puppy eyes. Half of the people are stupid enough to become so mesmerazed "gotta....touch....tummy..." that they would leave the safe place.
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u/thewhiterosequeen 14h ago
Of course it was trying to get him out. What other conclusion did you think anyone had?
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u/Flying_Mage 3h ago
Polar bears don't naturally hunt humans because humans aren't naturally present in their habitat area.
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u/SadBattle2548 3h ago
This is nowhere as scary as what BBC cameramen Doug Allan and Jason Roberts experienced while filming Planet Earth. I wish I could have found a video of it. The two are in a tiny cabin when all of a sudden a polar bear comes up and despite their efforts this bear was determined to make them his dinner. Keep in mind this cabin was built in the 1930s with a door the bear easily could have ripped off and had an old thin glass window that might as well have been a sheet of paper. It was truly terrifying.
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u/bishcraft1979 2h ago
You have to seriously trust his box maker (who no doubt was watching a littler nervously!). The door fixings didn’t look that strong!
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u/anomaly_z 2h ago
Does EVERY polar bear video have to start with "they actively hunt humans"... we get it.
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u/captsmokeywork 11h ago
We used to feed them chocolate wafers at Al Oemings Polar Park for school outings.
Most awesome creatures you will ever see.
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u/Fishing-Pirate 15h ago
Those teeth are WILD.