Mother bears and their cubs: Hunting salmon with Kodiak bears and playtime with the Grizzlies

Excerpt from "Aus dem Familienleben der Grizzly-Bären" (Tiere vor der Kamera | Episode 15/54) Click here to watch the full documentary (in German): https://youtu.be/aZkATK7jZTw Alaska, wild, rugged land in the north of America. Last refuge of an animal that is feared and displaced by humans like no other. The grizzly bear. Science calls it Ursus arctos horribilis, the terrible one. Watch all the episodes of "Tiere vor der Kamera" here (in German): https://bit.ly/Tiere_vor_der_Kamera Terrible and frightening are the stories told about grizzlies that fill entire volumes. Newspaper editors, Hollywood producers and publicity-seeking big game hunters spread the tale of the murdering, bloodthirsty grizzly bear. Horror stories always sell well. On the other hand, bears are a symbol of cosiness, a heraldic animal and a mythical creature, and are widespread in children's rooms as cuddly teddy bears. But how do these contradictions fit together, murderousness and teddy bears? Bears are not aggressive. If they can, they will avoid potential trouble. And also wildlife filmers. Conflict situations do not occur when bears do not feel cornered and when they can clearly determine who is where in their vicinity. Subscribe to wocomoWILDLIFE: https://goo.gl/L5puvQ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wocomo © 1986, licensed by Albatross World Sales #bear #cubs #mamabear #animals #wildlife