Bear Strength

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(10-23-2018, 09:06 PM)brotherbear Wrote: One problem ( one of many ) in comparing human strength with animal strength is the fact that the man knows and understands the contest. How do you get a wild animal to "give it his all"? And, how do you know when he does?

It is. What comes to this test and which is, as I have said, interesting. Here we have a very unambiguous test, where bear lifted impressive weight with ease. So even without giving all, it made it crystal clear, that it is way stronger than human, no matter if that human is average man or strongest there is. And this test is so simple as it can be, no guessing about surface where something was pulled or was there wheels and if not, what material was pulled item and what kind of friction.... I demonstrate what I mean by documentation. This video leaves nothing unclear. This is also a test, which anyone can repeat anytime and be sure, that results are comparable. Of course it is a competition, but I am amazed how little we have footage or even photos of some tests. With footage like this there would be a lot less "what if" and "but".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBy9Bz6NrXE

Btw. I think, that bear wouldn´t do that same what those horses do. Reply