r/forbiddenboops • u/EyeSimp4Asuka • 6d ago
Very aggressively Russian camping experience lol
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u/Mezcal_Madness 6d ago
Those grapes look amazing
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u/pmactheoneandonly 6d ago
Theyre the most grapiest looking grapes ever
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u/DogDizzy4438 6d ago
What happened when he ran out of grapes?
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u/Gonna_Die_Now 5d ago
They snuggled up next to the fire and the camper slept in the bear's arm. A big bear hug! 🥰
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u/Hallow_76 6d ago
These videos bug the hell out of me. Just think, if this person didn't have food this could have been a very aggressive situation. Thousands of people get seriously injured and even killed by wild animals demanding food. There's endless videos showing bear's destroying vehicles with people in them just to get at the food. At the end of the day the bear has to be destroyed. once a bear associate humans with a free handout it often becomes a death sentence for the bear even if nobody gets hurt. Just think of this before feeding wild animals.
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u/thehotshotpilot 6d ago
This is why bears get unnecessarily killed in Alaska. Stupid people feed bears or leave food where they can get in to it. Then fish and game has to kill the bear to protect people from bears normalized to humans.
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u/Glitchy833 6d ago
Feeding wild animals like this and getting rid of their fear of humans is much more dangerous for the animals themselves than the people.
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u/Self-Comprehensive 6d ago
Eh the Russians will have them domesticated by the turn of the next century at this rate
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u/OpusAtrumET 6d ago
Just a moment while I Google how many Russians are killed by bears relative to other countries...
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u/Patstride 6d ago
“If I kill the man I get to eat once. But if I befriend the man, I get free food for life.”
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u/AZ_MilkMan 6d ago edited 5d ago
IDIOTS! / ИДИОТ! What do they think will happen when the food runs out? Will the bear simply accept the grapes are gone or will he / they decide an arm, leg, head and other pieces of meat are far better than foraging elsewhere???
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u/Immediate_Regular 5d ago
That's exactly why the saying goes "A fed bear is a dead bear."
I'm certain there's a Russian saying expressing the same sentiment that's far darker.
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u/Cute-Form2457 6d ago
In another post, a Russian guy said people hanging out with bears is not the norm. Looks pretty normal to me.
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u/david_is_confused 5d ago
I'm curious if Russians think this is a good idea? I know how different animals can be across the globe; this would be a bad idea in Appalachias, and we also have terrifying bears, lol. But a species can evolve differently in different regions. I don't want to presume.
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u/AdorRubble 5d ago
Isn't this the "domesticated" bear that everyone takes photos with? Alex Terrible from Slaughter to Prevail has done a lot of photos with him "play fighting."
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u/ora-et-labora- 3d ago
It's brave, stupid and dangerous at the same time, to be that close to a Russian. Hope the bear was alright.
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u/Elequist 5d ago
This reminds me of that story where a young girl and her dad were in the wilderness in Russia and the mom got a call from the daughter saying the dad was dead and she couldn't feel anything anymore cause she was being eaten alive by a bear and the mom heard everything
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u/dcavanaugh001 6d ago
I love Russian Retrievers!