Grizz Quiz: How Much Do You Know About Grizzly Bears? | Short Film Showcase

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Published 2016-05-07
Fewer than 20 grizzly bears remain in the North Cascades. Wildlife filmmaker and ecologist Chris Morgan interviews Washington State residents about what they know about their elusive neighbors. He helps bust some common myths and raises the question of whether or not cohabitation is possible with one of the state's critically endangered species.
Chris Morgan: chrismorganwildlife.org/
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Grizz Quiz: How Much Do You Know About Grizzly Bears? | Short Film Showcase
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All Comments (21)
  • @anotherhuman1935
    I wish there was a petition to sign to express our want to keep the grizzly bears
  • @jupiter7795
    Both sad and happy to hear that the little girl is the only one who gave an answer related to biology.
  • @loganskokan4409
    Yes because they are beautiful creatures and deserve to live their lives
  • @chelseasupporter8024
    It's good that the younger generation are more aware and willing to Co exist with the the wildlife.
  • @n70199
    Amazing public awareness feature. Thanks for your dedication to the Bears.
  • @justin-db7hw
    I live in the Canadian rockies and i've only seen a few grizzlies. Black bears are really common though.
  • @maoss40
    even that little girl know more then us, food chain.
  • @robertwaid3579
    Hurrah that was impressive, humbling, very Concise n too the Point with abject questions directed too the General Public, the landowners, Ranchers and Concerned people who would be involved. And His very Nonchalant but Subtle attitude of Discussing the Question ❓😒 and Various other Questions of the return of Grizzlies too the North Cascades and Other Region's was Really good n Nice 👍🙂🙏. Thank You National Geographic for First 🥇 Producing Such Fine Programs as Such. And then for Letting Us View n See Such Outstanding stuff. 👍🤔🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🤔👍😎😎
  • @Loud.Thoughts
    Imagine a planet with no animals except probably us dogs and cats or just us. Thats depressing. Freaking hate humans man. Theyre so selfish and destructive. I rather have nature than some useless hoverboard
  • @Krtkon
    this channel deserves more views
  • @nathalieC250
    Thank you for posting this video. We need to protect areas for wild life to survive. In as much as I am terrified of running into a grizzly one day, I have a huge respect for this animal that, like me, just want to survive.