Bear eats Cub; Quite Grisly

[trikikiwi]

This is quite horrific
Not for the Faint Hearted Pilot or Plane Enthusiast. It's a Gory Story.

http://www.cargolaw.com/2010nightmare_alaska_cub.html

Great for a Duct Tape Fan

Actually the site cargolaw, is an adventure in itself.

 

[Tank69]

I used to live in Alaska , North Pole actualy , I've heard an seen allot of strange things up there an this one is truely just wild Thanks for sharing it .


HH Tank

 

[trikikiwi]

Cheers Tank
I've worked in Projects where Duct Tape frequently saved the day.
This one takes the cake
Mike

 

[ivan salis]

bears are bad critters * to cross in the wilds of alaska --they can , will and have eat folks. -- when a unarmed person meets a bear in alaska guess whos #2 on the "food chain?"

 

[trikikiwi]

bears are bad critters * to cross in the wilds of alaska --they can , will and have eat folks. -- when a unarmed person meets a bear in alaska guess whos #2 on the "food chain?"

Kia ora Ivan
Your comment just made me think of the difference between meeting a bear in the 'wild' and one in captivity - you could never trust either surely?
And yet some people trust Orca in captivity - whereas they are possibly safer to greet in the 'wild'
('wild' equalling natural environs )

Mike

 

[trikikiwi]

Bears usually have much better taste than this. This bear must have been vitamin deficient.

Pleasure and Plehbah share at least the first three letters

 

[ivan salis]

maybe he was "iron" deficient in his diet --

PS as a seaman --I know "killer whales" are called that for a reason.