It seems to me that if his motive was to truly study the bear behavior, he could have done that with a telephoto lens. There is no study happening here and no teaching either. It does however make for good TV.

He's keeping his cobra assault cannon off camera..

*blocked

This video has been flagged as having an embed that is Region Blocked to not function in certain geographical locations - declared blocked by deathcow.

This is blocked in the U.S.? Fine I'll take my ball and go home then. 'sniff'




For those not deemed to live in worthy countries.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hUcFATZ2CQ

@dystopianfuturetoday WTF? It wasn't blocked when I posted it. Let me try to update with the link @skinnydaddy1 provided

I am amused by the outrage. Feel the pain US companies usually subject to Canadians.

Muhwahahaha

I'm in the U.S. and it's coming through fine for me.
That said, I'd have to agree with critical_d, plenty of drama but little scientific value I'd wager, unless it's a study to see if polar bears get as frustrated with obnoxious packaging as humans do.

The bear loves those ones!

Crunchy on the outside... chewy on the inside...

The end felt like they censored the following carnage.

His death for our entertainment. Nice