Bear Strength

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What comes to bear strength and tests, those tell maybe something. But I find it odd, that we know next to nothing even about documented tests like the one in start of this thread. No photos showing test wall and conditions, not even some drawing to demonstrate what it was all about. Not too much details so, that someone could for instance repeat same test in same conditions and compare. It is actually quite difficult to make too much conclusions about tests, which are not known too good. Maybe there is somewhere more information about that test. I admit, that I looked at it only breafly, but some "wall" was dragged and in some way pulled upwards I think. No comparison with some strong man for instance doing exactly same things. Odd.

But here is a video, which demonstrates quite good, that bear is pretty strong and capable. "Action" starts to heat up in about 1:35. I would say, that quite impressive wrestling there.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SqqG_LUss0

Ps. I checked again that power test. That lifting a barbel with 387 kg weight was truly impressive from that bear. That is a weight, which most men couldn´t even hope to lift at all, I mean not lift even half an inch from ground, only get back hurt badly if trying too hard. That lift is maybe most impressive show of strength I can remember from any mammal compared to size of that bear. Dragging and pulling heavy objects is much easier than many realize, but actually lifting like in that test. That is undeniable strength. When reading that text, it gives strong indication, that bear wasn´t even close to maximum with that weight.

When comparing that to Eddie Hall, who deadlifted 500 kg practically fainting after that lift and suffered afterwards about multiple symptoms caused by extreme effort. And which is most ever lifted by a man and at the time Hall was himself about 180 kg or so. Here we have a bear 83,7 kg, who lifted with ease 387 kg and might lift even double or triple that weight if really trying hard (if we believe what those scientists said). That is quite something. Reply