Moose had the 🐻 running for his life

[east]

I’m from England so never seen one before! I’ve been to Canada a couple of times and still not seen one. Them things are HUGE!

you need to take a vacation in alaska breh, the wildlife there is >> any other place on earth and it's enough to do there that you could come back once a year for the rest of your life

 

[GoAggieGo.]

Bear tried to run in the house to get away

Moose are nothing to play with. I was In Colorado, fly fishing in some high shrubbery, and we were warned to avoid moose. If they spot you it’s a wrap.

 

[DLo]

Coli animal threads never disappoint

 

[Piff Perkins]

How do we know that it's the exact bear who killed the calf? Seems more like a bear breh was just chilling in cac ass Montana and got profiled by a moose.

 

[CopiousX]

How do we know that it's the exact bear who killed the calf? Seems more like a bear breh was just chilling in cac ass Montana and got profiled by a moose.

Their kind all look the same. After all, don't all bears know each other anyway...

 

[TheGooniestGoon]

That’s a p*ssy ass bear. 9/10 a real stand up grizzly bear would punish a moose. Bet that moose won’t run up on a polar bear like that.

 

[old pig]

damn when they panned to those mountains

 

[old pig]

imagine you on vacation there and you go out for an early run and you see them 2 running full speed toward you

 

[Starboy52]

Doesn’t look like a full sized bear. Or are moose that big?

Bro, some Moose can reach heights of 6-7ft (at the shoulders) and well over 1600-1800 lbs.

 

[NkrumahWasRight Is Wrong]

Bearset in shambles

 

[Astroslik]

First page zesty as a mothafukka

 

[LeaveMyHairLineAlone]

Doesn’t look like a full sized bear. Or are moose that big?

 

[Professor Emeritus]

This highlights the point that most large predators avoid direct confrontation with worthy rivals whenever possible.

It's certainly possible that the bear could have won a confrontation with the moose. But it might have taken too much damage in the process and degraded its ability to hunt and feed itself. Or even if it got away with it this time, if it engaged in a pattern of getting into fights with moose, eventually it was going to get caught lacking. Get an eye pocked out, a leg broken, a wound to an internal organ, and it's done for good.

Large predators always try to pick fights they know they'll win, and dip from fights where they might take real damage. Herbivores and small predators are more aggressive about fighting above their weight class because their survival depends on being sufficiently scary to dissuade the large predators from attacking them.

 

[Remote]

Literally the best part of the entire coli

Animal threads

 

[old pig]

This highlights the point that most large predators avoid direct confrontation with worthy rivals whenever possible.

It's certainly possible that the bear could have won a confrontation with the moose. But it might have taken too much damage in the process and degraded its ability to hunt and feed itself. Or even if it got away with it this time, if it engaged in a pattern of getting into fights with moose, eventually it was going to get caught lacking. Get an eye pocked out, a leg broken, a wound to an internal organ, and it's done for good.

Large predators always try to pick fights they know they'll win, and dip from fights where they might take real damage. Herbivores and small predators are more aggressive about fighting above their weight class because their survival depends on being sufficiently scary to dissuade the large predators from attacking them.

sorry but I “gave” you an australian accent when I read this