PASSENGERS ANGRY AFTER BEING TOLD NOT TO BREAK THIS RULE

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  • PASSENGERS ANGRY AFTER BEING TOLD NOT TO BREAK THIS RULE.
    Sometimes what we do seems harmless or we have high expectations as to what something should be. However it can turn out to be harmful or even in some cases dangerous. This goes for cruise ships as well.

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  • @jameshoffman2163
    @jameshoffman2163 7 днів тому +2

    Feeding wild animals is NEVER a good idea..

  • @paulnelson5314
    @paulnelson5314 10 днів тому +49

    These folks are way wrong! The world is full of delicate pristine eco-systems, I live by the motto: take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints.

    • @paulahansen3772
      @paulahansen3772 10 днів тому +3

      Yep. LEAVE NO TRACE!

    • @bonniescutt3648
      @bonniescutt3648 10 днів тому +1

      Agree. Leave no trace!

    • @electrictroy2010
      @electrictroy2010 10 днів тому +1

      @paulahansen3772 ONE MILLION YEARS from now. Archaeologists find primitive homo sapien & polar bear footprints: “We suspect the human was taking photos of the bear, which angered him. The footprints show the human running away, and then they prints suddenly stop.
      “Probably the bear ate the human.”
      ,

  • @vap57
    @vap57 10 днів тому +28

    As my dad used to say...Some people have $#!^ for brains!

  • @susieinthesouth1931
    @susieinthesouth1931 10 днів тому +27

    You cannot fix stupid. That is all.

  • @karenwarner1517
    @karenwarner1517 10 днів тому +24

    Security was RIGHT! These passengers need to follow rules and have common sense! Total stupidity!

    • @marianneward8980
      @marianneward8980 10 днів тому +4

      Now if security would handle the smoking on balcony complaints like that, things would improve dramatically.

    • @elizabethwalker3272
      @elizabethwalker3272 9 днів тому

      @@marianneward8980Someone has just been banned from a cruise line for saying he had smoked on his balcony for 30 cruises by bribing his room steward $50, telling others how to do it too.

  • @uptowngirl734
    @uptowngirl734 10 днів тому +15

    I was attacked by an angry sea gull in Monaco who saw I had a crepe. It was still in the box, but the bird whacked me in the head twice, very hard, swooped around me continually, and followed me for half a mile. My daughter and I literally had to fight it off. And it was a frightening and experience. This is what happens when birds are used to being fed by tourists. Don't feed the animals.

  • @susantownsend8397
    @susantownsend8397 10 днів тому +13

    Some people are just terminally ignorant.

  • @elizabethwalker3272
    @elizabethwalker3272 9 днів тому +2

    You are not supposed to throw anything off the ship, period.

  • @pattaccone5347
    @pattaccone5347 10 днів тому +12

    Anyone who’s ever been five feet from a polar bear without a wall in between is no longer here to tell the story

  • @charlesturner1377
    @charlesturner1377 10 днів тому +16

    I can’t believe people are feeding these birds from the balcony and that’s a bad idea on so many levels

  • @annemariedonovan3437
    @annemariedonovan3437 10 днів тому +12

    Like people trying to pet a bison at Yellowstone

  • @susantopper6809
    @susantopper6809 10 днів тому +23

    All those Seagulls near the balconies, what a mess. Wonder if they want the cleaning bill

  • @PatsyMellen
    @PatsyMellen 10 днів тому +10

    How immature of that lady. It’s similar to people walking up to wild life to take a picture after being told time after time not to. Then cry to high heavens when they get attacked. 🤦🏼‍♀️

  • @allenfidler5161
    @allenfidler5161 10 днів тому +8

    The naturalist should have gave permission for the couple to go hug the polar bears add let Evolution take its course, lol

  • @user-vi6ii7qf7m
    @user-vi6ii7qf7m 10 днів тому +7

    I live in the White Mountains of New Hampshire and people want to get up close and personal with the Moose. Sometimes it doesn't end well. Sometimes self-gratification overrules common sense.

  • @shanagaskill3473
    @shanagaskill3473 10 днів тому +6

    In Florida, don’t get close to or feed a gator.

  • @Carolmaizy
    @Carolmaizy 10 днів тому +4

    I went to Yellowstone National Park. There was a buffalo in the parking lot. There were elk and bears in the meadows. People walked up to them to get pictures. How foolish! Then they are surprised when they get mauled.

  • @deborahbottella242
    @deborahbottella242 10 днів тому +4

    If they wanted to get up close to polar bears, they could have saved a lot of money and just gone to the zoo.

  • @rhondahester6982
    @rhondahester6982 9 днів тому +2

    Birds also learn to expect food from people on their balcony if they get used to it. Then, if no food is forthcoming, they may attack people who are trying to enjoy their balconies.

  • @nicolemiller4688
    @nicolemiller4688 10 днів тому +9

    Ewww, anything the seagulls eat must come out and hopefully it's not on your head while enjoying the balcony.

  • @emilydami7887
    @emilydami7887 10 днів тому +14

    The polar bear will kill you. When I was in high school a girl went into the polar bear cage at the local zoo. The polar bear grabbed her and they had to euthanize him. A polar bear is a wild animal!

  • @sharonvc9647
    @sharonvc9647 10 днів тому +20

    I’d be pissed if I saw that! They are flying rats. Same nonsense on the beach. HATE THIS!!!

    • @electrictroy2010
      @electrictroy2010 10 днів тому +1

      Birds have no connection to rats (or mammals). They are descended from the dinosaurs
      .

  • @prussiaaero1802
    @prussiaaero1802 10 днів тому +5

    You don’t have to out run a polar bear, you only need to out run whoever is with you.

    • @litzie50
      @litzie50 7 днів тому +1

      Unless there is more than one polar bear!!

    • @prussiaaero1802
      @prussiaaero1802 7 днів тому +1

      @@litzie50 damn….there goes my Plan A.

  • @beckymungo1333
    @beckymungo1333 10 днів тому +16

    No place , no matter where you are staying, wants you to feed the seagulls, EVER!!!

  • @dbwatx931
    @dbwatx931 10 днів тому +4

    Oh dear god. Can you run faster than 25 mph?? Because that is how fast a polar bear can run at you!!! Don’t think I want to die by being mauled by a polar bear.

  • @mrsclaussews
    @mrsclaussews 10 днів тому +6

    In Seattle we were eating fish and chips. A group was feeding the gulls. I warned them to stop, but a gull dropped a big missile on my poor sister's shoulder! She was recovering from surgery at the time. The gull feeders left quickly when I started after them.

  • @randijaffe-7665
    @randijaffe-7665 9 днів тому

    Why do people feel they are special to break rules?

  • @redhatbear1135
    @redhatbear1135 10 днів тому +6

    Even the Weekend cruiser commented about sea gulls being aggressive in one port! I wonder why that is happening!! Smh
    In the BWCAW there became a problem with bears because they lost their instinct on how to scavenge. And, I doubt the freeze dried tuna fish was good for them as it was extremely salty - they had to have had to drink one of the lakes.

  • @pattyolson3842
    @pattyolson3842 10 днів тому +13

    Thanks Don for this video, reminding people not to feed the birds. Just like pigeons, seagulls are flying rats!

    • @electrictroy2010
      @electrictroy2010 10 днів тому +1

      Birds are descended from dinosaurs. They have zero connection to rats (or mammals in general).

  • @dawnkunkel2564
    @dawnkunkel2564 8 днів тому +1

    I say let the couple get as close as they want….. Survival of the fittest 🤷‍♀️😂

  • @donaldedmondson4918
    @donaldedmondson4918 8 днів тому

    Some people haven't a clue. They acted like entitled children, same ⚓️

  • @cruisecrazy7066
    @cruisecrazy7066 9 днів тому +1

    Do you mean that I can't just go up and pet a Polar Bear?

  • @joannke7727
    @joannke7727 10 днів тому +2

    Feeding any birds is always a bad idea. The birds know where to get food!

  • @joelroach416
    @joelroach416 10 днів тому

    That was my thought of getting too close to polar bears. You may be feeding the animals again but you may not like what they choose for dinner.

  • @ruthkringle1353
    @ruthkringle1353 9 днів тому

    In the wild there’s a saying “ a fed bear is a dead bear”. They get too close to people if they’re being fed.

  • @shawnbell6392
    @shawnbell6392 10 днів тому +2

    If I recall correctly in far northern Canada if you want to camp in the wilderness you are required to have an indigenousness guide who is armed with a rifle for polar bears and your camp is surrounded by trip wires that sound an alarm and just flying in by a modified small aircraft costs a ton of money. The tours in Churchill Manitoba operate from modified tundra buses that are taller than the polar bears can reach while standing. We are talking about super apex predators.

  • @janicewestcott9844
    @janicewestcott9844 10 днів тому +5

    People are unbelievable

  • @Travelwith_AdrienneLinda
    @Travelwith_AdrienneLinda 9 днів тому

    My sister in law is one of these people she always trying to to fed wild animals while I keep telling her not to.

  • @kathymizda5586
    @kathymizda5586 10 днів тому +2

    You just can't fix stupid!!!!!

  • @johndittmer8488
    @johndittmer8488 10 днів тому +4

    Don, as a former First Lieutenant of a US Navy frigate (AKA the guy who's responsible for the painting of the hull), I can testify that sea gulls will poop heavily on a ship if they stay for a long time.

  • @nancyzupfer220
    @nancyzupfer220 10 днів тому +1

    I would bet she wasn’t told rudely either.

  • @shanagaskill3473
    @shanagaskill3473 10 днів тому +5

    I used to do kayak tours in the Fl Keys. I would tell people not to go near or feed or give water to the manatees. Not only is it illegal, but they can develop bloat and die. Many times I would see people on the docks of their houses watering manatees and dolphins with water hoses. I would remind them not to do it , in case they were tourists who didn’t know the rules. Can’t tell you how many times I got yelled at and called a busybody.

    • @electrictroy2010
      @electrictroy2010 9 днів тому +2

      “I’m just telling you the law. If you don’t like the law, then write your representative to have it changed.”

  • @RED-cy7ig
    @RED-cy7ig 10 днів тому +1

    Any seaside restarant would have told her the same thing.

  • @jacquelyns9709
    @jacquelyns9709 9 днів тому

    I would bet that bread was white. Definitely, not good for birds.

  • @pruelinge
    @pruelinge 10 днів тому

    Besides which bread should never be fed to any animals including seagulls

  • @maryconner9173
    @maryconner9173 10 днів тому

    Well, don't ACT like school kids and they won't have to talk to you like you are! Rules are made for a reason.

  • @mariestubbs9222
    @mariestubbs9222 3 дні тому

    Polar bears and penguins are never found together. Bears North Pole, Birds South Pole.

  • @QueenKayKay47
    @QueenKayKay47 10 днів тому +1

    🤣🤣🤣🤣"Coke commercial"! 😂😂😂😂

  • @lindad6223
    @lindad6223 10 днів тому +1

    remember when getting up close and personal with that polar (or grizzly)bear, you don't have to outrun the bear, just your traveling companions!

  • @patti1044
    @patti1044 10 днів тому +3

    Same dumb people will approach the bison in Yellowstone - or try to touch the boiling water at the springs.

  • @LindaForman-gd3co
    @LindaForman-gd3co 5 днів тому

    Seagull feeding is not her personal entertainment session. Glaringly ignorant move on so many levels.

  • @JohnnyFast11
    @JohnnyFast11 10 днів тому +1

    A couple weeks ago we were docked in Ensenada and somebody was throwing bread off the lido Deck at the seagulls

  • @larkendelvie
    @larkendelvie 10 днів тому

    The naturalist in the Polar Bear story should have just told the lady that hey -- we aren't allowed to feed the wildlife. You get close to a polar bear you are asking to be eaten.

  • @Hawkins1
    @Hawkins1 9 днів тому

    Crazy what some people think is acceptable

  • @BrianAlt
    @BrianAlt 10 днів тому +6

    Polar bears are the only bears that kill for the fun of it. They gladly kill anything in front of them and sometimes they don't even eat what they kill. They are the most dangerous bear there is.

    • @karenburrows9184
      @karenburrows9184 10 днів тому +1

      It's called surplus killing, and several species of bear do it, along with many other predators. Polar bears are tied with grizzlies as the most dangerous. At least, that's what most sources say.

    • @BrianAlt
      @BrianAlt 10 днів тому

      ​@@karenburrows9184 interesting. I always wondered if what I heard was true. But I've heard they often never return to eat the "surplus". I know grizzlies are also very dangerous and polar bears developed from them.

    • @karenburrows9184
      @karenburrows9184 10 днів тому

      @@BrianAlt True about the polar bear descending from the brown bear family (including grizzlies); in fact, they are still genetically compatible and can mate and produce viable offspring, apparently. Also true about the surplus killing, although some predators will cache their kills. Researchers speculate that the behaviour is to teach offspring how to hunt, or that it is opportunistic behaviour. It is known that the animal will do this whenever it can. Sounds a bit weak to me, but then again, I'm not an animal behaviouralist. So there you go.

  • @susanjoy3513
    @susanjoy3513 10 днів тому +1

    Some people just do not use their brains at all!! Then when they get called out they are upset.

  • @MultiMattman68
    @MultiMattman68 10 днів тому +1

    Nature will provide for the birdies. The lady was wrong

  • @bevbarmettler7406
    @bevbarmettler7406 10 днів тому +1

    Unbelievable, seagulls like pigeons are gullet birds anything going in comes right back out, making huge mess on ships, boats, benches etc. prob then the ignorant woman would demand immediate cleaning of her balcony. She was def stupid

  • @beverlynolen9416
    @beverlynolen9416 5 днів тому

    She evidently can do what she wants. She evidently knows best. These are the type people that ruin the animals. To now associate people with food. These are the type people that ruin things for others. These are the type people that make the world a mess and keep it that way, because they do what they want, not what they should. They evidently know best. The animals and the world are doomed and you can thank people like this for that.

  • @lelandnanny967
    @lelandnanny967 10 днів тому +3

    Why do polar bears not eat penguins? Polar bears in the north and penguins in the south.

  • @jaypurvis7191
    @jaypurvis7191 10 днів тому +1

    Security was justified with their actions
    Safety first

  • @Hawkeye2001
    @Hawkeye2001 10 днів тому +1

    Polar Bears like people. Really. Raw. Humans ARE on the Polar Bear's diet.

  • @jameswade7550
    @jameswade7550 10 днів тому +2

    Thank you Don, very good points to make. Yes like others have said Seagulls are very aggressive birds and mean you can get hurt easy. NOW the bear story is just plain crazy but I have seen a young lady in the smokies do just that where there was a mother black bear and two cubs and the young lady climb over a fence to take picture's of them and they were maybe 100yrds away. some time people don't stop and think.

  • @cindyk3281
    @cindyk3281 10 днів тому +14

    I amazes me how people can be so stupid and self entitled. Upset about the distance away from a polar bear, and feeding birds. Shame on you.

  • @darryld_009
    @darryld_009 10 днів тому

    I would have been the one reporting that for sure.

  • @trickstothetrades1801
    @trickstothetrades1801 9 днів тому

    Yep I got pooped on at Disney Tom Sawyer area you mentioned. Also if i was in the stateroom next to the lady feeding seagulls I wouldn’t be very happy having them flying in and around my balcony

  • @bryanwebb9036
    @bryanwebb9036 10 днів тому

    The air beyond your balcony ain’t personal at all, and there are rules on balcony activities anyway. It’s also very harmful for people to be feeding wildlife anywhere.

  • @larrythomas5588
    @larrythomas5588 4 дні тому

    It's not her private balcony. It's Carnival's, private balcony! They are allowing you to rent it for however many days? So they have their rules that she has to follow. Just like if it was at her house and she rented it out and she had rules for people who were to use her balcony😎

  • @ritad7927
    @ritad7927 10 днів тому +1

    For the polar bear enthusiast. Let them sign a waiver that they cannot sue if they get ripped to pieces. Some people. 🤔

  • @denisekraus2951
    @denisekraus2951 10 днів тому +2

    It’s not so hard, just follow the rules.

  • @griff9288
    @griff9288 10 днів тому +1

    I wouldn't enjoy the experience if someone caused seagulls to mob the ship

  • @twaunniebusse7262
    @twaunniebusse7262 10 днів тому

    Unfortunately some people just want to do what they want to do and they do not care if it s not okay and some other people do it because they are ignorant of the reasons of why it is not okay to feed them.

    • @Wellch
      @Wellch 10 днів тому

      They are sovereign citizens.

  • @nigelcartwright5986
    @nigelcartwright5986 10 днів тому +1

    Whatever happened to common sense??

  • @LauraPerry63
    @LauraPerry63 10 днів тому

    It starts trouble all the way around. People food mostly isn't good for people let alone for wildlife. Polar bears are not cuddly. Humans are food to some animals.

  • @Rebecca-zp4gm
    @Rebecca-zp4gm 10 днів тому

    I live in a city where there falcons in the area and they had 4 babies this year. This happened a few years ago, I walking and heard a seagull being killed by a falcon while flying.

  • @rmpa5727
    @rmpa5727 10 днів тому

    Pigeons come to mind when Don was talking about flying rats. This is just my opinion anyway.

  • @elmer1712
    @elmer1712 6 днів тому

    I would not want to get close to any bear at all.

  • @gailclarke8705
    @gailclarke8705 10 днів тому

    Ridiculous

  • @ajbennett-iu5fk
    @ajbennett-iu5fk 9 днів тому

    Yes I agree with u whole hearted if u wanted 2 feed the bird do it at hone where u live

  • @johnjankowski1562
    @johnjankowski1562 10 днів тому +1

    The rules are there for a reason

  • @jB-wv4qj
    @jB-wv4qj 10 днів тому +1

    Well, If they want to get close and personal with a polar bear, make them sign a release of liability and let the person "go for what you know" as the saying goes.🤨😉

  • @cleementine
    @cleementine 10 днів тому

    Many wild animals can hurt or kill you if you encounter them in the wild, but polar bears will hunt humans for food.

  • @debbieanderson6740
    @debbieanderson6740 10 днів тому

    Just like at my cities parks, they prohibit feeding the ducks and geese bread. It is not their natural food. And it pollutes the pond water.
    When it comes to the bears. In our local national park you are to stay at least 100 yards from the Grizzly Bears. In my book, further than that if she has cubs. Every year we have guests that have dangerous encounters with the wild animals. Do people ever learn??

    • @margiecarson3170
      @margiecarson3170 10 днів тому

      Some just think that they are immune to dangerous animal attacks and they also don’t care that by feeding animals in their natural habitat can upset the natural ecosystem system and there by endanger the animals - but maybe they really don’t care about the possibility of contributing to the extinction of a species …

  • @jfmezei
    @jfmezei 10 днів тому

    On the issue of the cute cuddly wild snow poodles, I say the cruise line should allow passengers to get close and pet them and have selfies taken, granted they sign a waiver and pay for cruise line to video the event. The waiver confirms the cruise line will send the video to the person's insurance company and doctor in order to confirm death/cause of death, the cruise line will not attempt to recover the body (it becomes the poodle's property and any attempt to steal it from the poodle will endanger the cruise line staff) and that the cruise line is in no way responsible.
    Wild snow poodles are carnivores (no fuits/berries in arctic) and large enough that they are not affraid of humans (unlike black and grizzly), so the minute they see a human move, the poodle's brains concludes it is "edible".

  • @Carolmaizy
    @Carolmaizy 10 днів тому

    Just don't feed the wildlife from the ship! Bad idea!

  • @SausalitoVicki
    @SausalitoVicki 10 днів тому

    That woman is unbearable. She even tries to bring religion into it, the nerve!

  • @QueenKayKay47
    @QueenKayKay47 10 днів тому

    Some demographics and their disregard for wild animals is head scratching!

  • @dbwatx931
    @dbwatx931 10 днів тому

    Carnival demographics cater to the not so smart and those without any common sense. Raise your rates improve your demographic and you will not get crazies sailing on your ships. This stupidity has been happening for decades on Carnival.

  • @joeseatac331
    @joeseatac331 10 днів тому

    And don’t feed pigeons, squirrels, chipmunks, etc. in the park, at a restaurant or any public area. It’s not your cabin/park/restaurant. Think of others.

  • @pablollanos4916
    @pablollanos4916 7 днів тому

    Keep up the good work don.

  • @joewines3883
    @joewines3883 10 днів тому

    Never throw anything off your balcony. Food or otherwise, they were right to report those people. I think people have the wrong expectations when they take a tour like that. Those bears can and sometimes will attack. Or maybe they just wanted to share a coke and a smile.

  • @ChristineShelley
    @ChristineShelley 10 днів тому

    It’s crazy that laws and rules need to be made because people don’t have common sense. The entitlement is nauseating how they get mad at or think the rule doesn’t apply to them when they are the type of ones that caused it to be a rule or law in the first place.

  • @carljohnson6434
    @carljohnson6434 10 днів тому

    That's hilarious Don lol

  • @kevinp1904
    @kevinp1904 10 днів тому

    Keep up the good work!

  • @arnievanderest5561
    @arnievanderest5561 8 днів тому

    Penguins don’t want to eat you. Polar Bears ( and grizzlies) look at every other creature as food.

  • @Girasole5849
    @Girasole5849 10 днів тому

    Once again someone has to prove that common sense is not so common. I love to photograph animals too, but from a safe respectable distance. Never understood how many people can’t grasp how to respect animals and nature…Keep your distance and leave everything the way you found it. So simple, but yet so many can’t grasp that concept.

  • @nancystarkey2916
    @nancystarkey2916 10 днів тому

    I agree with you,👍

  • @rmpa5727
    @rmpa5727 10 днів тому

    It would be great to me if people would stop feeding the birds (especially the pigeons) in residential area. Pigeons poop where the land in my opinion.

  • @WIgirl26
    @WIgirl26 7 днів тому

    To be fair, throughout the years, there are a lot of videos and photos of polar bears right by the special vehicles.
    Im assuming the tourist thought that that's what they were going to experience as well. 🤷‍♀️
    And now they wont go as near to the polar bears like they used to. 1,500 feet is really far. Binoculars will be needed. 😊

  • @jfmezei
    @jfmezei 10 днів тому

    Throwing bread into water pollutes the fish's feeding environment (fish will try to eat it and it is not good for them). Or bread decomposes in water. While seagulls are adaptable to many types of food, their primary , instinctive food source are fish or other water based life forms. A urban seagull is not the same as one that lives in nature and the later should not be called a rat. It is thus very important to not habituate wild seagulls to human foods and habituate them to expect/demand humans throw food at them (and get used to eating junk). Because habituation to humans is very easy, it is all the more imporant to be strict about not feeding them in order to keep them wild. If they become dependent on humans for food, what happens when the cruise season in Alaska ends and they are stuck with no food till the next summer?