Polar Bear: King of Arctic, Kodiak Bear: Guardian of Alaska, Grizzly Bear: King of Wilderness, American Black Bear: Keystone Species of North American Ecosystems, Asiatic Black Bear: Forest Samurai, Giant Panda: Guardian of Chinese Wildlife, Spectacled Bear: Guardian of Andes Mountain
@derekbates4316 go to the labrea tar pits museum in Los Angeles and see the displays of ice age mega fauna the Grizzly bear of the pleistocene is among them up until 11,000 years ago it was slightly different than its Holocene descendants as with the giant jaguar which survived today as it evolved to adapt to the current ecological niche it occupies today.
@@robertmartinjr.4537 And, I dare you to read pioneer reports of the California, and even the Great Plains, Grizzly bears; those animals were approaching prehistoric sizes!
@derekbates4316 I remember in the 1800's a Spanish rancher killed this monster of a Grizzly Bear .I can't remember the weight or height but according to reports it was enormous.
Why so dumb people can believe what people who have NO IDEA what these creatures actually looked like or acted like or even what they were all about? I see you have drank the Kool Aid.
Your info is very accurate. However, the only thing I could criticise you on is downplaying the size of Arctodus simus as I think that most estimates have the biggest ever individuals at around 1000 kg (or slightly under that).
No, the info is flawed As usual, errors. - The Atlas bear isn't a species, it's a brown bear subspecies, and therefore the species is extant. - Ursus maritimus tyrannus is a) (presented as) a subspecies, it's species is extant and shouldn't be listed b) is NOT a valid taxon. It is widely dismissed as misidentification. It is NOT recognised as a polar bear subspecies
All these bear variants would be around if their food source was available.Bears are very resiliant,if they have food sources they will never leave as long as humans don't interfere
The Kodiak Bear 🐻, The Ussuri, The Kamchatka Brown Bear are the largest bears alive today. Even rivaling the more larger Polar bear 🐻❄️ in size sometimes!
This is a good video; informative and interesting. I think it would be improved, though, if it included the size and weight statistics of living bears (for example the black bear. the brown/grizzly bear and the kodiak bear) for comparisons sake. it’s hard to visualise the size of these extinct bear species from length and weight statistics alone, without context.
@@Dr.Ian-Plect I specified exactly “brown/grizzly bear”. The term “grizzly bear” is more common in North America; the term “brown bear” is more common in Europe. *Both* are colloquial names for animals of the species _Ursus arctos._ Far from being “useless,” they are the commonly recognized name for _A. arctos,_ as used in different parts of the world. I've used them, here, in common, on a website visited by users from all over the world. The kodiak bear, also referenced in my original post, *is* a subspecies, _Ursus arctos middendorffi._ Specifically, Dr. Ian-Plect, you might try, when offering criticism, to be less rude and dismissive, if you expect it to be received better.
@@RaggedGothic "The term “grizzly bear” is more common in North America; the term “brown bear” is more common in Europe. Both are colloquial names for animals of the species Ursus arctos." - absolute tripe. Grizzly is *not* more common in N. America and brown bear more common in Europe! The fact of the matter is that grizzly is a subspecies of brown bear found in N. America. You, like many Americans (which is not saying you are American) are using the names as though they are synonyms, which they are not. 'Grizzly is an internationally recognised name for that subspecies of brown bear in N. America, thus it is not colloquial. "Far from being “useless,” they are the commonly recognized name for A. arctos, as used in different parts of the world." - that's just repeating your above part, which I've already corrected, only this time you used A where U should be.
As usual, errors. - The Atlas bear isn't a species, it's a brown bear subspecies, and therefore the species is extant. - Ursus maritimus tyrannus is a) (presented as) a subspecies, it's species is extant and shouldn't be listed b) is NOT a valid taxon. It is widely dismissed as misidentification. It is NOT recognised as a polar bear subspecies
It's amazing to me that the time of most extinctions of these bears is about the time humans came about -ish. Also, related...more than one looks like Bigfoot on hind legs lol.
A 3500 pound bear on average means a 4500 pound larger version since there would have had to be large versions of the bear that lived so if 11’ was average then 14’ 4500 lbs could have been possible!!!
The problem is that these estimates are long out of date and should not be considered. The largest specimens of Arctotherium angustidens may not weighed much more than 1,000 kg, and even if there had ever been a 3,500-pound bear in history, it would have been an absolute freak of nature, not an average. The highest estimate of 4,502 pounds makes it bigger than an average sized Allosaurus, and I know a 2 ton bear sounds absolutely awesome and crazy, but it's just too unrealistic. In fact, to date, the Arctodus Simus is probably considered the larger of the short-faced bears.
Ursus maritimus tyrannus is a) (presented as) a subspecies, it's species is extant and shouldn't be listed b) is NOT a valid taxon. It is widely dismissed as misidentification. It is NOT recognised as a polar bear subspecies
So the king polar bear was smaller then the modern polar bear. Cuz they have found polar bears tha rech over 800 kg. And the biggest kodiak bear they ever killed reached almost the same.
Thanks!
How many of these views are Joe Rogan's?
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At least 220k
Atleast 260k
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I came from there lmao
Polar Bear: King of Arctic,
Kodiak Bear: Guardian of Alaska,
Grizzly Bear: King of Wilderness,
American Black Bear: Keystone Species of North American Ecosystems,
Asiatic Black Bear: Forest Samurai,
Giant Panda: Guardian of Chinese Wildlife,
Spectacled Bear: Guardian of Andes Mountain
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Cave Bear : King Of Mountain's
@@faizankazmi996 Arcthotherium: King of Bears
@@theo0976 Sun Bear : Guardian Of Southeast Asian Tropical Forest's
Sloth Bear : Guardian Of Southeast Asian Lowland Forest's
Wishing all of you watching this video a peaceful and successful day
Jo rogan definitely got excited before he clicked this video.
Edge streak lost….
He doesn't actually know much. Keeps on saying bears are attacking people all the time. Attack's are very rare in reality
😂😂😂 his animal sounds always get me.
The Giant Short Faced Bear was the most powerful bears
No lol. Cave Bear
@@prehistoriccreature1800 BS CALLED!
It was skinny and couldn't hunt big prey so it stole from other predators.
@@LionDominator ther's NO solid EDIVENCE of that
@@SPIOoner
Cry about it
The California grizzly deserves an honorable mention.
The pleistocene Grizzly I presume?!
@@robertmartinjr.4537
It was a modern grizzly.
@derekbates4316 go to the labrea tar pits museum in Los Angeles and see the displays of ice age mega fauna the Grizzly bear of the pleistocene is among them up until 11,000 years ago it was slightly different than its Holocene descendants as with the giant jaguar which survived today as it evolved to adapt to the current ecological niche it occupies today.
@@robertmartinjr.4537
And, I dare you to read pioneer reports of the California, and even the Great Plains, Grizzly bears; those animals were approaching prehistoric sizes!
@derekbates4316 I remember in the 1800's a Spanish rancher killed this monster of a Grizzly Bear .I can't remember the weight or height but according to reports it was enormous.
nice video!
Record polar bear today was 2209lbs in 1960
No iy wasn't lad
@@billybarr7443it was
@@thegamingwaffle7259 no it wasn't lad
@@billybarr7443 Care to give more detail?
@@SuaveHousexx google it it was shot in alaska 1960
Lol, that Skyrim Cave Bear made me laugh.
The Giant Short faced bear is the strongest bear in my opinion I think that your next video should be T rex vs carconodontosaurus.
Why so dumb people can believe what people who have NO IDEA what these creatures actually looked like or acted like or even what they were all about? I see you have drank the Kool Aid.
Amazing video 🙏
Your info is very accurate. However, the only thing I could criticise you on is downplaying the size of Arctodus simus as I think that most estimates have the biggest ever individuals at around 1000 kg (or slightly under that).
No, the info is flawed
As usual, errors.
- The Atlas bear isn't a species, it's a brown bear subspecies, and therefore the species is extant.
- Ursus maritimus tyrannus is
a) (presented as) a subspecies, it's species is extant and shouldn't be listed
b) is NOT a valid taxon. It is widely dismissed as misidentification. It is NOT recognised as a polar bear subspecies
@@Dr.Ian-Plect Interesting (and valid) points there.
@@arjunakorale6166 yep
@@arjunakorale6166 thanks
Amazing
Hard to imagine that there were bears bigger and stronger than polars and ģrizzelys. Because both species are massive
All these bear variants would be around if their food source was available.Bears are very resiliant,if they have food sources they will never leave as long as humans don't interfere
everything was scary back in the day lol
my mother-in-law was bigger meaner and lived thorough the ice age and is still here
Solid lol
❤❤...!!!!...Thank you!
What song is playing
The Kodiak Bear 🐻, The Ussuri, The Kamchatka Brown Bear are the largest bears alive today. Even rivaling the more larger Polar bear 🐻❄️ in size sometimes!
Well done contradicting yourself.
@@Dr.Ian-Plect🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Dr.Ian-Plectand he said more larger.
@@wm_9640 Yes, for clarity, are you just pointing out the redundancy, or something else?
This is a good video; informative and interesting. I think it would be improved, though, if it included the size and weight statistics of living bears (for example the black bear. the brown/grizzly bear and the kodiak bear) for comparisons sake. it’s hard to visualise the size of these extinct bear species from length and weight statistics alone, without context.
The grizzly is a brown bear subspecies, you are using a useless colloquialism.
@@Dr.Ian-Plect I specified exactly “brown/grizzly bear”. The term “grizzly bear” is more common in North America; the term “brown bear” is more common in Europe. *Both* are colloquial names for animals of the species _Ursus arctos._ Far from being “useless,” they are the commonly recognized name for _A. arctos,_ as used in different parts of the world. I've used them, here, in common, on a website visited by users from all over the world. The kodiak bear, also referenced in my original post, *is* a subspecies, _Ursus arctos middendorffi._ Specifically, Dr. Ian-Plect, you might try, when offering criticism, to be less rude and dismissive, if you expect it to be received better.
@@RaggedGothic
"The term “grizzly bear” is more common in North America; the term “brown bear” is more common in Europe. Both are colloquial names for animals of the species Ursus arctos."
- absolute tripe. Grizzly is *not* more common in N. America and brown bear more common in Europe! The fact of the matter is that grizzly is a subspecies of brown bear found in N. America. You, like many Americans (which is not saying you are American) are using the names as though they are synonyms, which they are not. 'Grizzly is an internationally recognised name for that subspecies of brown bear in N. America, thus it is not colloquial.
"Far from being “useless,” they are the commonly recognized name for A. arctos, as used in different parts of the world."
- that's just repeating your above part, which I've already corrected, only this time you used A where U should be.
As usual, errors.
- The Atlas bear isn't a species, it's a brown bear subspecies, and therefore the species is extant.
- Ursus maritimus tyrannus is
a) (presented as) a subspecies, it's species is extant and shouldn't be listed
b) is NOT a valid taxon. It is widely dismissed as misidentification. It is NOT recognised as a polar bear subspecies
Yogi was the best bear
You're incorrect.... Paddington is the best bear
@@StoffelDilligasy'all forget about Boo Boo?
Nah homie Pooh bear the best
Freddy fazbear: let me in!
Yall tweaking it’s obviously little bear the best bear off them all he even got his own tv show
Bro that grizzly bear on the thumbnail looks like my dog on a bad day😂
Such a weird title. Why not just say Facts about extinct bears.
Right On
Whats the difference between Arcotudus and Artotherium ? and which was bigger ?
Both misspelt.
Don't show this video to Joe Rogan
What about the Berenstien Bears?
Turn the music down so we can hear you talk.
Hi
Hi
With they're massive builds and teeth, I find it hard to believe they were herbivores, not predators...
By that logic sloths should be vicious predators. Their teeth are triangular blade like and razor sharp.
Martial eagle vs Crowned eagle please
It's amazing to me that the time of most extinctions of these bears is about the time humans came about
-ish. Also, related...more than one looks like Bigfoot on hind legs lol.
“Wooow” - Joe Rogan
Imagine one of those coming for your picanic basket. That would be a real Boo Boo.
Any other Gen-xr’s think Rumplemintz when they saw the polar bear artwork? Just me?
QUESTION: WHAT KIND OF BEAR IS BEST?
What was the Largest Bears to ever live in Michigan? How big were they and in what part of the state did they live?
good
Iberian Lynx Vs Canadian Lynx please 😊❤
1:56 he looks more like an hyena.
Even they way he explains it sounds like a hyena
Even they way he explains it sounds like a hyena
Nice 😂
So Cave bears are the heaviest?
9:30 Arctotherium Angustidens
This guy should narrate Warhammer 40k material
NEVER HEARD OF ANY BEAR ANCESTORS OTHER THAN THE SHORT FACED CAVE BEAR.
There is no bear by that name.
*if they were so powerful, why are they extinct?*
Because of climate and people hunting
Did you even listen to the video? Jeez it amazes me how stupidity has survived.
A 3500 pound bear on average means a 4500 pound larger version since there would have had to be large versions of the bear that lived so if 11’ was average then 14’ 4500 lbs could have been possible!!!
The problem is that these estimates are long out of date and should not be considered. The largest specimens of Arctotherium angustidens may not weighed much more than 1,000 kg, and even if there had ever been a 3,500-pound bear in history, it would have been an absolute freak of nature, not an average. The highest estimate of 4,502 pounds makes it bigger than an average sized Allosaurus, and I know a 2 ton bear sounds absolutely awesome and crazy, but it's just too unrealistic.
In fact, to date, the Arctodus Simus is probably considered the larger of the short-faced bears.
If someone get send me that photo at 9:45 you’d be a legend
King polar bear with 600kg dwarfs modern Polar bear weight up to 800 KG? wtf this chanel
Probably mistyped 1320 lbs and adjusted to Kg in post without realizing. It's supposed to be the other way around at 1320 kg
Ursus maritimus tyrannus is
a) (presented as) a subspecies, it's species is extant and shouldn't be listed
b) is NOT a valid taxon. It is widely dismissed as misidentification. It is NOT recognised as a polar bear subspecies
Oh my god i absolutely love atlas bears atlas lions and barbary leapords there my favorite animals im so proud to be morocoon
Who will win in a Fight
Bat vs Giant Japanese Hornet
African wild dog vs Street dog
Who is winner
Your mum is winner
Street Dogs are Most bigger and Stronger
Tibetan Mastiff vs Great Pyrenees?
Short faced bear is the strongest . Its biggest and heaviest , it’s like 3 tons or something
Nah a 6,000 lb bear is crazy. The SAGSFB at its ABSOLUTE heaviest was said to possibly reach 4,300lbs
The South American one
Bro you didn't say WHY The King Polar Bear went extinct? 🤨
The music going hard af 😂
The first bear is even smaller than a normal grizzly, what difference is he talking about
None of these heights match up at all☠️
It's survival of the fittest. You won't survive if you can't adapt.
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Where is Ditka? It would have to be a mini Ditka to make it a fair fight.
Am I the only one who thought he sped through this? 🙄
No me too
The evolution sped through this, he did just fine.
just a few conflicting facts given here
YES I'M IMPRESSIVE ANIMAL. AREN'T YOU GUYS GLAD THERE WERE PART OF TIME
My ex wife's beaver was more powerful then all these bears combined 😉
All i hear are theories and estimates
Wow, they are all very SCARY! John P.
So the king polar bear was smaller then the modern polar bear. Cuz they have found polar bears tha rech over 800 kg. And the biggest kodiak bear they ever killed reached almost the same.
Bears will be bears. Stop blaming humans for climate change it's been going on for millions of years
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fake up to reality arctotherium
I appreciate how you calculate metrics and kilograms to American understanding of size and weight. I’m a simpleton so thank you very much!✌🏾🤟🏾🙏🏾🫡
Never knew Africa had bears...and humans hunted them to extinction
Yo tampoco.
Yeah…unfortunately the Romans liked using Atlas bears (and Atlas lions) for various events at the colosseum and circus maximus
cobras vs mongooses
Boring
all lies
Climate change 😂
Climate change 2 1/2 million years ago. Wow so climates always changing. Lol
Yes, about that period started Pleistocene and glacial periods, the climate became quite dryer compared the early periods (Pliocene).
@@Diadema033 I was being sarcastic. Thank you though.
If you think that bear is big an fat.Go see my ex-mother-in-law