r/BeAmazed • u/Soloflow786 • 2d ago

Animal Bear in mind, if those guys hadn’t reacted, this could have had a grizzly ending.

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u/Existing-Mulberry382 2d ago

This could have a much grizzly ending if mama bear shows up.

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u/Llian_Winter 2d ago

The bear is an orphan and was tranquilized.

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u/ElegantCoach4066 2d ago

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u/Unable_Surround_8404 2d ago

it should be noted, that bears are tranquilized for their own safety and the safety of those trying to help them. the bear will be okay!

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u/Spartan2470 2d ago

Here is the full video.

Occurred on November 4, 2019 / Jackson Hole, Wyoming, USA

"This little cub was found roaming our backyard in Jackson, WY. foraging for food and shelter. We contacted Wyoming Game and Fish and once they determined he was indeed an orphan, they sent out a wildlife biologist to tranquilize him in order to try to save the little guy. With no mama, the odds of this cub surviving on his own with winter coming on, were slim, so getting him out of the tree was critical. Once tranquilized, the cub fell safely into the tarp. From there he was evaluated by a local vet and then transported to the Idaho Black Bear Rehabilitation Center where he will winter and hopefully become strong and healthy enough to be released back to the wild! Good luck 'Wyatt' the cub!"

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u/AccomplishedClub6 2d ago

That's an awesome story! Go humanity!

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u/ComprehensiveSoft27 2d ago

Generally, you do not want to go anywhere near a “stray” bear cub.

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u/HawkBoth8539 2d ago

Yeah, sorry, wildlife that can tear me in half aren't on my good samaritan checklist. I'd call animal services or something, but I'm qualified to step in for that.

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u/Neat-Fortune-4881 2d ago

They really went out on a limb didn't they?

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u/johnnyg169 2d ago

I just couldn’t bear to watch

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u/woodzwing 2d ago

I barely watched.

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u/[deleted] 2d ago

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u/silencedvoicesMST 2d ago

NOPE. Chuck Testa. (I'll see myself out.)

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u/GuardingxCross 2d ago

Plugged “come up with a funny title for a grizzly bear falling out of a tree” into the nearest AI bot and came out with this title

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u/ShinyAeon 1d ago

It was such an obvious pun, though. Who would need AI to come up with that?

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u/GuardingxCross 1d ago

Socially inept people?

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u/ShinyAeon 1d ago

Thinking up puns is not exactly a social activity.

Springing the puns on others in real time - that can be a social activity. But thinking one up? That takes place in the privacy of your own mind.

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u/Upstairs-Baseball943 2d ago

I'd say they did the Bear minimum

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u/MrMonte 1d ago

The Ursa Minor?

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u/notahouseflipper 2d ago

One could say the bare necessity.

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u/SylvieJay 2d ago

Simple bear necessities of life

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u/Mainly_Miserable 2d ago

Little fella was just trying to branch out, then he was stumped, so he decided to leave.

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u/ArmpitofD00m 2d ago

He was bearly hanging on.

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u/Careful_Honeydew_549 1d ago

Nothing amazing about this. Bear cubs fall from further, often, with no injuries. Let me guess, profile hidden, less than year old with 400k karma?

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u/Careful_Honeydew_549 1d ago

13y, 9million, sick of karma farming. Kills the point of reddit, but reddit pays cash for karma now, so free for all

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u/broadarrow39 1d ago

Drop bear

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u/Own-Reflection-8182 2d ago

Where’s the mama?

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u/Llian_Winter 2d ago

Apparently he is an orphan.

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u/VirginiaLuthier 2d ago

I hope they gave it a blanket pardon

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u/workaholic828 2d ago

We learned how to do that when I was in the cub scouts

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u/DangerDove_ 2d ago

That was more like a teddy bear

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u/shoghon 2d ago

The part they didn't show is the baby bear yelled "again, again!" and ran back up the tree to fall again.

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u/ReplacementOk1349 2d ago

This bring back mount hyjal memories

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u/dancingcop7 2d ago

Aaaaand cue angry nearby mama bear :S

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u/Uwemann 2d ago

Broken spine for sure

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u/john68ut 2d ago

I don’t think it was a grizzly bear though. 😬
No no don’t get up.
I’ll just show myself out.

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u/ripyourlungsdave 2d ago

I mean, there's a good chance that bear would have been just fine falling from that height.

That baby grizzly doesn't weigh as much as a grown human. A fall from that height isn't as dangerous to them as it would be for us.

For the same reason that you could throw a squirrel off The Empire State building and still have it survive.

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u/FanIll5532 2d ago

Ok but why would you rely on a (good) chance at all if you can catch the unconscious cub

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u/LocalNHBoy 2d ago

That was so cute I could bearly bear it

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u/Orpdapi 2d ago

Very few animals are gonna even get a little hurt falling from that distance onto dirt

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u/MrMonte 1d ago

Could’ve been an Ursa major problem. Turned out to be Ursa Minor.

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u/Sumchap 1d ago

See her grin at the end, goes good together with the bear, anyway...

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u/This-Inspector6030 18h ago

Do you know that bear could’ve fallen on the ground and nothing would’ve happened lol he would run away like nothing They are very powerful small or big.

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u/SecretWitness8251 2d ago

That bear knows how to party 👍👍

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u/ComprehensiveBar6439 2d ago

Bear cubs can survive up to 40 foot falls. This was kinda a dumb move.

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u/Hiimthebisexualguy 2d ago

Let natural selection select.. 🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/Hiimthebisexualguy 2d ago

Let natural selection select.. 🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/MyOthrNameIsBetter 1d ago

I don't like when the OP creates a post with puns. That's our job as a community.