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Bears will take advantage of any accessible food source if given the opportunity. Have you ever seen a bear hunt an elk? What about a massive walrus? If you want to see some unbelievable footage of bears hunting in the wild, keep watching, because we’re getting started. ► Subscribe For New Videos! ► Watch our “15 Brutal Battles Between Predators And Crocodilian Swamp Lords” video here: Watch our “15 Merciless Hyenas Fighting And Attacking Other Animals” video here: Watch our “15 Desperate Animals Eating Their Own Species” video here: Bear Hunting Fish A cute bear can be seen taking a stroll in a stream, but he’s there for a reason. He’s hungry and he wants to catch a fish, which he does. Once in his mouth, he fiddles with the fish, bites into it, and drops it in the water again. I guess eating for some bears means having a little fun too. The polar bears at this zoo have their own little pond with real fish in it, so they can imitate life in the wild and retain some of their wild instincts by going fishing. On the Brooks, River is the Katmai National Park, which is a bear showing off its fishing skills. They watch some of them get away, but it’s only a matter of time before they make a catch. Eventually, they must go for it, regardless of the danger. The numbers are on their side. For every salmon that gets caught, hundreds mated past the bears. Bear Hunting Deer The bear in this video attacks a buck in the water, but it seems like the bear is too slow to grab its prey, as the buck moves away from the bear quickly enough, to avoid being killed. An injured fawn is grabbed by a bear in the middle of the night, as mom watches helplessly. Once the fawn is gone, mom arrives and smells the ground, trying to figure out where her offspring is. You'll see how swift bears are in our next video. Deers move quickly but watch as this massive bear chases down and catches up to a deer. This bear is enormous, and it's sprinting at least as quickly as the deer. Bears, it was always said, are the most difficult animals to flee from. They can sprint and swim faster than we can, and they can climb trees better and quicker than we can. Bears will hunt deer, and deer are plentiful where bears reside, thus finding them is not difficult for bears, as shown in this video, when this bear chases a deer and as it is slowly catching up to its prey, the deer crashes into a fallen tree and falls, making it easier for the bear to tackle its prey.
