So the thing about a bear charging at you like that is that it is often a false charge, the bear is trying to scare you off, but as you saw with those wild life photographers, standing your ground and sounding aggressive at them will make them reconsider. If you run you may be in for some trouble though as that tends to signal to them that you don’t think you could take them, and so now they know you’re an easy win.

Wild orca's are actually considered safer than captive ones. No recorded deaths by wild orcas, 4 fatalities by captive ones, 3 of which by a single orca. So that wild orca really was just like "what is this thing, lemme look. Oh, neat." and wasn't thinking about dinner

1:23 chad ass woman goin for it 🤟🏻

No doubt its best giving animals their space, tossing in some James Toland "Life as a..."

@Mifuyu 13:18 that croc went Y E E Z Y mode

3:14 More like a chunky Girl Mifuyu. This is a Pregnant Great white Shark. 😉

Everybody on the planet basically having a video camera in their pocket, plus the chance of some online fame has completely melted away the survival instinct of many humans, especially around animals that do not care if you want a picture.

You forget just how massively OP animals really are. Except Mifu

First clip, sets the mood for the rest of the video. Eeeeesh👀

5:10
Bro got reality check 😭

11:47
I bet those are your typical vegan who hates meat eaters 😂

The difference between people at 0:19
Those that stand watching and screaming.
Those that keep recording.
And those that jump into the water instantly.

12:59  Baleen whales don’t have teeth, and instead bristles to filter feed shrimp and plankton! Also their oesophagus opening is actually super small relative to their size, so most fish and humans cant even be swallowed physically, and if caught, the whales just spit it out!

If you want more info, I would recommend you watch Casual Geographic’s Latest video on Whales! I would love to see you react to it!

I did not expect daily dose to post a video that's not entirely wholesome 😂

5:58
Fun fact, we used to think Rhinos had very poor eyesight, which is why they were so aggressive and needlessly defensive. Because they have trouble telling the difference between friend, foe, rival, and predator. BUT more recent studies suggest that rhinos actually have fairly average eyesight for animals of their class. So that Rhino charging a whole ass car, or other Rhinos just being high-strung and aggressive four-legged unicorn tanks has nothing to do with their perception. It's JUST their attitude.
Which makes it all the more hilarious that Rhinos in captivity turn a total 180 and are described as basically an armored up lapdog

Nah, that seal wasn't chilling, it was hiding

idk why but 6:45 had me lmao it's so funny watch them do that 🤣

bears are around everywhere for some reason even you see one in your backyard chilling it's scary

i feel like all zoos should have one person per enclosure viewing area to stop visitors from taunting the animals to the point of aggression

If I fell into the water and was stuck there for a time, I'd actually feel much safer if an Orca, or any dolphin approached me.

@Mifuyu 8:16 this is the funniest part, just a walrus jumps into water with no animation