More Videos Online
Bear Feeding Frenzy: A Grizzly Attack
Watch how a series of bears tears our mannequin to pieces to see how a human attack would unfold. [Note: Bears used in the making of this program, filmed at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, are not free-ranging bears.]
Added: Dec 1, 2008
Views: 6594 Views
Runtime: 02:34
Related Videos
-
Fending Off a BearBear Feeding Frenzy (01:54)
Chris Douglas uses a mannequin to see whether shouting deters a grizzly attack. [Note: Bears used in the making of this program, filmed at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, are not free-ranging bears.] -
Survivor StoryBear Feeding Frenzy (02:47)
Meet Dan Bigley, who lost his vision when he unwittingly came between a mother bear and her cubs. [Note: Bears used in the making of this program, filmed at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, are not free-ranging bears.] -
Anatomy of an AttackBear Feeding Frenzy (01:51)
Chris Douglas and Dr. Thomas Smith examine damage to their mannequin in order to dissect how a grizzly will attack a human. [Note: Bears used in the making of this program, filmed at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, are not free-ranging b ... -
Avoiding AttackBear Feeding Frenzy (01:16)
Can you talk your way out of a bear attack? Animal expert Dr. Thomas Smith recalls one successful example. [Note: Bears used in the making of this program, filmed at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, are not free-ranging bears.]
-
Campsite Bear AttackBear Feeding Frenzy (02:44)
Witness what happens when a bear spots a campsite tent and catches scent of the mannequin inside. [Note: Bears used in the making of this program, filmed at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, are not free-ranging bears.] -
Bear BaitBear Feeding Frenzy (02:50)
A locked vehicle is no match for two black bears. [Note: Bears used in the making of this program, filmed at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, are not free-ranging bears.] -
Van vs. WildBear Feeding Frenzy (02:23)
Witness two black bears destroy a van in their search for food. [Note: Bears used in the making of this program, filmed at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, are not free-ranging bears.] -
Why Bears Attack HumansBear Feeding Frenzy (02:03)
Do bears see humans as competitors or food sources? Dr. Thomas Smith explains why bear attack people. [Note: Bears used in the making of this program, filmed at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, are not free-ranging bears.]
-
Food FightBear Feeding Frenzy (01:13)
If posturing and bluffing don't work, a bear may have to fight for its dinner. [Note: Bears used in the making of this program, filmed at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, are not free-ranging bears.] -
Bear BuffetBear Feeding Frenzy (01:39)
Do bears make their food selections based on taste? See which meal reigns supreme with the Alaskan grizzly. [Note: Bears used in the making of this program, filmed at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, are not free-ranging bears.] -
Size MattersBear Feeding Frenzy (02:50)
Watch what happens when a feeding grizzly is confronted by a bigger one. [Note: Bears used in the making of this program, filmed at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, are not free-ranging bears.] -
800 Pounds of PredatorBear Feeding Frenzy (01:08)
Chris Douglas and Thomas Smith hope that their predator shield protects them from a 800-pound grizzly. [Note: Bears used in the making of this program, filmed at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, are not free-ranging bears.]
You Might Also Like
-
Croc BaitCrocodile Feeding Frenzy (02:18)
Chris Douglas prays his predator shield holds as a nighttime crocodile feeding frenzy takes place around him. -
Midnight SnacksLion Feeding Frenzy (02:25)
The darker it is, the more fearless and aggressive a hungry lion becomes. -
Moving a MaleLion Feeding Frenzy (03:00)
A lion that's attacking local domestic animals is sedated and relocated, but not before its deadly claws and teeth are examined. -
Man vs. LionLion Feeding Frenzy (02:32)
Our experiment reveals how the lion has come to witness humans as a food source.
-
Carcass PinataLion Feeding Frenzy (02:39)
Lions will jump, climb and dangle from their mouths in order to feed on a hanging prey. -
Lion Feeding FrenzyLion Feeding Frenzy (02:26)
It's lions with the darkest manes that will dominate during feeding time. -
Close to the KillLion Feeding Frenzy (02:21)
As they observe a pride of juvenile males feed on a carcass, Chris Douglas and Scott Lope find themselves the focus of attention. -
Lions After DarkLion Feeding Frenzy (02:09)
While observing the nocturnal behavior of lions, Chris Douglas and Scott Lope find themselves surrounded in their "predator shield."
-
A Place at the CarcassLion Feeding Frenzy (02:39)
Witness how a lion's status in its group will determine whether it eats muscle and organs ... or brains, tongue and face. -
Leaping LionsLion Feeding Frenzy (01:35)
Their powerful back legs allow lions to jump an unbelievable number of feet off the ground. -
Humans on the Menu?Lion Feeding Frenzy (02:03)
Given the choice, which will a hungry lion attack first: a human, warthog or impala? -
Bar Stool WinsDeadliest Catch (04:35)
One young greenhorn is taught a tough lesson. The harder you work, the quicker you can get back to your bar stool.
Shop Discovery Channel
American Chopper: Billy Joel Bike DVD
$21.95
$9.99
Biker Build-Off: Lane vs. Brown DVD
$14.95
$9.99
Miami Ink: While Ami's Away… & Rock 'n' Roll All Night DVD
$21.95
$9.99
- CREDITS
- DCL |
- DISCOVERY SITES
- Discovery Channel / TLC / Animal Planet / Discovery Health / Science Channel / Planet Green / Discovery Kids / Military Channel /
Investigation Discovery / HD Theater / Turbo / FitTV / HowStuffWorks / TreeHugger / Petfinder / PetVideo / Discovery Education - SHOP
- Toys / Games / Telescopes / DVD Sets / Planet Earth DVD Sets / Gift Sets
- CUSTOMER SERVICE
- Viewer Relations / Free Newsletters / RSS
- CORPORATE
- Discovery Communications, Inc / Advertising / Careers @ Discovery / Privacy Policy / Visitor Agreement
ATTENTION! We recently updated our privacy policy. The changes are effective as of October 30, 2008. To see the new policy, click here.
Questions? See the policy for the contact information.
Copyright © 2009 Discovery Communications, LLC. The number-one nonfiction media company.