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


maybe they’re your worst nightmare

maybe they’re your worst nightmare or perhaps they bring a smile to your

or perhaps they bring a smile to your

or perhaps they bring a smile to your face

grizzly bears are famous for triggering

grizzly bears are famous for triggering a whole range of different emotions

a whole range of different emotions

a whole range of different emotions most of them passionate you might have

most of them passionate you might have

most of them passionate you might have asked you a couple of questions let me

asked you a couple of questions let me

asked you a couple of questions let me let me start with this one what’s the

let me start with this one what’s the

let me start with this one what’s the first thing that pops into your head

first thing that pops into your head

first thing that pops into your head when I say firstly bear I’ll ask her

when I say firstly bear I’ll ask her

when I say firstly bear I’ll ask her what beautiful kill hunting Rudd hmm

what beautiful kill hunting Rudd hmm

what beautiful kill hunting Rudd hmm don’t need him here trouble really big

don’t need him here trouble really big

don’t need him here trouble really big scary magnificent wild creature Felton

scary magnificent wild creature Felton

scary magnificent wild creature Felton nature a big bear holding a cupcake her

nature a big bear holding a cupcake her

nature a big bear holding a cupcake her big rascal I’m Chris Morgan I’m an

big rascal I’m Chris Morgan I’m an

big rascal I’m Chris Morgan I’m an ecologist and filmmaker bears have been

ecologist and filmmaker bears have been

ecologist and filmmaker bears have been my specialty for 25 years I’ve worked

my specialty for 25 years I’ve worked

my specialty for 25 years I’ve worked all over the world and even captured

all over the world and even captured

all over the world and even captured radio collared and tracked them on foot

radio collared and tracked them on foot

radio collared and tracked them on foot for 2,000 miles in the Canadian Rockies

for 2,000 miles in the Canadian Rockies

for 2,000 miles in the Canadian Rockies so I got to know them really well

so I got to know them really well

so I got to know them really well and what started as fear ended up as a

and what started as fear ended up as a

and what started as fear ended up as a deep respect for an animal that

deep respect for an animal that

deep respect for an animal that fascinates me but as much as that

fascinates me but as much as that

fascinates me but as much as that my other passion became sharing what I’d

my other passion became sharing what I’d

my other passion became sharing what I’d learned with other people that is

learned with other people that is

learned with other people that is gentleman ears Chris Morgan trip I came

gentleman ears Chris Morgan trip I came

gentleman ears Chris Morgan trip I came to Washington State 20 years ago and

to Washington State 20 years ago and

to Washington State 20 years ago and made it home

and I set out to find out what other

and I set out to find out what other people know and how they feel about

people know and how they feel about

people know and how they feel about grizzly bears in the North Cascades you

grizzly bears in the North Cascades you

grizzly bears in the North Cascades you got time for a quick quiz have you any

got time for a quick quiz have you any

got time for a quick quiz have you any idea how heavy a grizzly bear might be

idea how heavy a grizzly bear might be

idea how heavy a grizzly bear might be when it’s born 80 pounds 15 pounds 14

when it’s born 80 pounds 15 pounds 14

when it’s born 80 pounds 15 pounds 14 pounds 12 pounds what if I told you one

pounds 12 pounds what if I told you one

pounds 12 pounds what if I told you one pound when it’s born what does he want

pound when it’s born what does he want

pound when it’s born what does he want liked do you know how many grizzly bears

liked do you know how many grizzly bears

liked do you know how many grizzly bears they used to be in the lower 48

they used to be in the lower 48

they used to be in the lower 48 5,000 3000 we think they were 50 maybe a

5,000 3000 we think they were 50 maybe a

5,000 3000 we think they were 50 maybe a hundred thousand Grizzlies in the lower

hundred thousand Grizzlies in the lower

hundred thousand Grizzlies in the lower 48 and now there are fewer than 2,000 so

48 and now there are fewer than 2,000 so

48 and now there are fewer than 2,000 so we’ve done this amazing job of pushing

we’ve done this amazing job of pushing

we’ve done this amazing job of pushing them into these little corners and we’re

them into these little corners and we’re

them into these little corners and we’re standing on one of them right now and in

standing on one of them right now and in

standing on one of them right now and in the North Cascades fewer than 20 maybe

the North Cascades fewer than 20 maybe

the North Cascades fewer than 20 maybe only two or three but we get a handful

only two or three but we get a handful

only two or three but we get a handful of unverified potential sightings every

of unverified potential sightings every

of unverified potential sightings every year there was a photograph in 2010 and

year there was a photograph in 2010 and

year there was a photograph in 2010 and a photograph in 2012 on those remote

a photograph in 2012 on those remote

a photograph in 2012 on those remote cameras just 10 miles north of the

cameras just 10 miles north of the

cameras just 10 miles north of the border what percentage of a bear’s diet

border what percentage of a bear’s diet

border what percentage of a bear’s diet is meat 75 percent 50 percent I’ll say a

is meat 75 percent 50 percent I’ll say a

is meat 75 percent 50 percent I’ll say a third generally less than 20 percent

third generally less than 20 percent

third generally less than 20 percent which one would win in a smelling

which one would win in a smelling

which one would win in a smelling competition a bloodhound or a grizzly

competition a bloodhound or a grizzly

competition a bloodhound or a grizzly bear a bloodhound goes grizzly bear

bear a bloodhound goes grizzly bear

bear a bloodhound goes grizzly bear he’s right it what does a bear eat

he’s right it what does a bear eat

he’s right it what does a bear eat chipmunks

chipmunks

chipmunks berries fish baby elk cold cattle moths

berries fish baby elk cold cattle moths

berries fish baby elk cold cattle moths grass everything they can find good

grass everything they can find good

grass everything they can find good answer

answer

answer the Bears most common food plants they

the Bears most common food plants they

the Bears most common food plants they are mostly grazers in the North Cascades

are mostly grazers in the North Cascades

are mostly grazers in the North Cascades there are 100 plant species on the Bears

there are 100 plant species on the Bears

there are 100 plant species on the Bears menu and they can eat a hundred thousand

menu and they can eat a hundred thousand

menu and they can eat a hundred thousand berries or even 40,000 moths in a day

berries or even 40,000 moths in a day

berries or even 40,000 moths in a day what kind of things tell you that bears

what kind of things tell you that bears

what kind of things tell you that bears have been around scat cat if you want to

have been around scat cat if you want to

have been around scat cat if you want to know if it’s bear poop or deer poop you

know if it’s bear poop or deer poop you

know if it’s bear poop or deer poop you could look into the poop in it see if

could look into the poop in it see if

could look into the poop in it see if either seeds or not can they eat berries

either seeds or not can they eat berries

either seeds or not can they eat berries seeds and fertilizer all in one package

seeds and fertilizer all in one package

seeds and fertilizer all in one package look out for tracks this is a rear track

look out for tracks this is a rear track

look out for tracks this is a rear track of a grizzly bear the other thing you

of a grizzly bear the other thing you

of a grizzly bear the other thing you can find is hair on trees where they’ve

can find is hair on trees where they’ve

can find is hair on trees where they’ve been back rubbing on trees you know to

been back rubbing on trees you know to

been back rubbing on trees you know to look out for that stuff and flipped

look out for that stuff and flipped

look out for that stuff and flipped rocks tell you a bear has been searching

rocks tell you a bear has been searching

rocks tell you a bear has been searching for insects and grubs what’s the

for insects and grubs what’s the

for insects and grubs what’s the difference between a grizzly bear and a

difference between a grizzly bear and a

difference between a grizzly bear and a black bear they have kind of a hump on

black bear they have kind of a hump on

black bear they have kind of a hump on their shoulder and then a dist

their shoulder and then a dist

their shoulder and then a dist nose and claw length is a big one a

nose and claw length is a big one a

nose and claw length is a big one a grizzly bears dangerous of course they

grizzly bears dangerous of course they

grizzly bears dangerous of course they can be they’re wild animals trying to

can be they’re wild animals trying to

can be they’re wild animals trying to survive so attacks are usually about

survive so attacks are usually about

survive so attacks are usually about defending food or Cubs or in response to

defending food or Cubs or in response to

defending food or Cubs or in response to a surprise you can take some pretty

a surprise you can take some pretty

a surprise you can take some pretty simple precautions though carry bear

simple precautions though carry bear

simple precautions though carry bear spray it’s way more effective than

spray it’s way more effective than

spray it’s way more effective than bullets wet noses and electric fences

bullets wet noses and electric fences

bullets wet noses and electric fences don’t mix well

don’t mix well

don’t mix well and make noise on the trail bears don’t

and make noise on the trail bears don’t

and make noise on the trail bears don’t like surprises well I do you think

like surprises well I do you think

like surprises well I do you think Grizzlies would be good or bad for the

Grizzlies would be good or bad for the

Grizzlies would be good or bad for the economy well judging by places like

economy well judging by places like

economy well judging by places like Yellowstone where people come to see

Yellowstone where people come to see

Yellowstone where people come to see them yeah it’s probably good in a

them yeah it’s probably good in a

them yeah it’s probably good in a national park such as this it would

national park such as this it would

national park such as this it would attract people to maybe see see the

attract people to maybe see see the

attract people to maybe see see the Bears more volatility grateful economy

Bears more volatility grateful economy

Bears more volatility grateful economy definitely not good for the livestock

definitely not good for the livestock

definitely not good for the livestock industry probably good all and all for

industry probably good all and all for

industry probably good all and all for tourism anything actually a whole bunch

tourism anything actually a whole bunch

tourism anything actually a whole bunch of studies have shown that they are

of studies have shown that they are

of studies have shown that they are really good for the economy in terms of

really good for the economy in terms of

really good for the economy in terms of bear viewing Yellowstone and other

bear viewing Yellowstone and other

bear viewing Yellowstone and other places they pump millions of dollars a

places they pump millions of dollars a

places they pump millions of dollars a year into the economy they’re just

year into the economy they’re just

year into the economy they’re just locally by having grizzly bears they’re

locally by having grizzly bears they’re

locally by having grizzly bears they’re awesome how would you feel about seeing

awesome how would you feel about seeing

awesome how would you feel about seeing a grizzly bear in this ecosystem oh I

a grizzly bear in this ecosystem oh I

a grizzly bear in this ecosystem oh I think it’d be cool man if I’ve gone

think it’d be cool man if I’ve gone

think it’d be cool man if I’ve gone through here and I saw one you know it’d

through here and I saw one you know it’d

through here and I saw one you know it’d be cool yeah

but maybe you have bigger questions are

but maybe you have bigger questions are bears part of our natural heritage are

bears part of our natural heritage are

bears part of our natural heritage are they important for ecosystems should we

they important for ecosystems should we

they important for ecosystems should we steward them for future generations a

steward them for future generations a

steward them for future generations a majority of people think so

majority of people think so

majority of people think so can we coexist with grizzly bears now

can we coexist with grizzly bears now

can we coexist with grizzly bears now because people do stupid things no I

because people do stupid things no I

because people do stupid things no I know they can’t coexist

know they can’t coexist

know they can’t coexist they can’t coexist in Alaska oh

they can’t coexist in Alaska oh

they can’t coexist in Alaska oh absolutely they do in Alaska absolutely

absolutely they do in Alaska absolutely

absolutely they do in Alaska absolutely you’re here once before right

you’re here once before right

you’re here once before right grizzly bears have seen glaciers and

grizzly bears have seen glaciers and

grizzly bears have seen glaciers and entire species come and go they’ve been

entire species come and go they’ve been

entire species come and go they’ve been a part of the North Cascades for around

a part of the North Cascades for around

a part of the North Cascades for around 20,000 years they now live in a time

20,000 years they now live in a time

20,000 years they now live in a time when their fate will be decided by us

when their fate will be decided by us

when their fate will be decided by us the National Park Service and the US

the National Park Service and the US

the National Park Service and the US Fish and Wildlife Service in

Fish and Wildlife Service in

Fish and Wildlife Service in collaboration with other agencies have

collaboration with other agencies have

collaboration with other agencies have begun a process to figure out how to

begun a process to figure out how to

begun a process to figure out how to recover the North Cascades grizzly bear

recover the North Cascades grizzly bear

recover the North Cascades grizzly bear and not everyone is in agreement so it

and not everyone is in agreement so it

and not everyone is in agreement so it has to be fair and open would you like

has to be fair and open would you like

has to be fair and open would you like to see a healthy population of grizzly

to see a healthy population of grizzly

to see a healthy population of grizzly bears in the North Cascades again why

bears in the North Cascades again why

bears in the North Cascades again why certainly they’re part of the part of

certainly they’re part of the part of

certainly they’re part of the part of the nightmare no yes what because the

the nightmare no yes what because the

the nightmare no yes what because the food chain needs and help the food chain

food chain needs and help the food chain

food chain needs and help the food chain keep going well I’m against it because

keep going well I’m against it because

keep going well I’m against it because why would you want something that’s big

why would you want something that’s big

why would you want something that’s big and tough here you need I just think

and tough here you need I just think

and tough here you need I just think they’re a magnificent animal so anytime

they’re a magnificent animal so anytime

they’re a magnificent animal so anytime that we can again bring something back

that we can again bring something back

that we can again bring something back and have it to where our kids can see it

and have it to where our kids can see it

and have it to where our kids can see it and know about it rather than just in a

and know about it rather than just in a

and know about it rather than just in a book is amazing this is good for

book is amazing this is good for

book is amazing this is good for conservation good for anything technical

conservation good for anything technical

conservation good for anything technical girly wants to come in let him come in

girly wants to come in let him come in

girly wants to come in let him come in he has a right to be here I don’t want

he has a right to be here I don’t want

he has a right to be here I don’t want to see a mixed day

to see a mixed day

to see a mixed day at all

at all

at all recovery for the North Cascades grizzly

recovery for the North Cascades grizzly

recovery for the North Cascades grizzly bear won’t be fast it might take a

bear won’t be fast it might take a

bear won’t be fast it might take a hundred years none of us want to see

hundred years none of us want to see

hundred years none of us want to see lions or elephants disappear in the same

lions or elephants disappear in the same

lions or elephants disappear in the same way it’s time for us to think really

way it’s time for us to think really

way it’s time for us to think really carefully together about the grizzly

carefully together about the grizzly

carefully together about the grizzly bears place on earth and here in the

bears place on earth and here in the

bears place on earth and here in the North Cascades

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