Thread: Interesting, Odd or Funny Pics.

Somebody let Schrodinger know...

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Originally Posted by tonic

The more I watch this the more strange it gets. Does anyone think the bear is running at an angle to the camera. Think it might turn out to be a clever hoax.

Why wasn't the bear hibernating to start with?...

Originally Posted by tonic

The more I watch this the more strange it gets. Does anyone think the bear is running at an angle to the camera. Think it might turn out to be a clever hoax.

I agree, if you look at when you first see the bear running across then again a bit later the action of the bear / movement is too identical.
I was always told if being chased by a bear and you have a choice of running up or down hill it is best to run down hill as their front legs are shorter than their back and are slower going down hill VS going up hill.

It has been found by a mob who delves into these sort of clips to see if they are fake, they have compelling evidence that it was a fake. Was supposed to be filmed in Japan. They have black bears. They may have one or two brown bears but now thought to be extinct. The snow fields that it was supposed to be filmed at has had no bears ever. Also the place it was supposed to be filmed at has huge crowds. Saw a you tube film explaining this, but do you think I can now find it. There was more evidence. Sound the bear made bears don`t make.
Cheers Hall

Originally Posted by Hall

........... Was supposed to be filmed in Japan. .................... Sound the bear made bears don`t make.
Cheers Hall

Unless they're speaking Japanese bear language.

Personally I find American bear language almost un bearable.

The disdain the Australian native bear displays for foreign tourists, who persist in taking photos looking up at same sitting in a tree, is a distinctly Oz version of language however.

DL

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Hmm I think wee need more information. At the moment we are only getting the bear facts.
Cheers Hall

Cheers Hall