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That’s what I thought alsoSteely courage and FBI worthy negotiating skills? LMAO! That guy was more interested in getting something to put on the internet than the bear was interested in him.
Either that or the runner was a "Bear Whisperer".You all posted my thoughts on this. Bravado that really wasn't. If that bear was any threat to start with, it would of attacked aggressively. It likely was looking for a free handout that other people probably tossed to it. When it didn't get fed, it simply left.
Yellowstone has big problems with tourists feeding the animals. Some bears seem tame and people feed them from the cars. But they can turn in an instant. I think this was probably one of the bears in similar situation used to handouts from humans and probably begging.The article and the video were both purposefully overdramatic and I think he should have done a better job of clearing himself and less worry of video. The "bear whispering" was fine, but really don't need to tell the bear all the details. As far as the bear's motives, it's important to remember if it was looking for a handout, likely to become a bigger problem down the road (pun intended). I wonder though if being a park bear might just not care that much about people, seemed like it might have just wanted to walk down the road a bit and save some energy, and the guy was just a nuisance to him. At one point it looks like it's holding it's ears back a little bit, but no real signs of aggression, I think the bear was just as annoyed by this guy as I was.
I was hoping the bear would winI get all my Wyoming bear news from the New York Post.