Quiz: Which Man Vs Bear Grizzly Are You?
Grizzly Mountain is home to three of the strongest, fastest, and smartest bears: Bart, Honey Bump and Tank. Each bear has their own unique strength against each human challenger. Find out which bear you’d stack up against in the Man Vs Bear challenge.
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A Bear’s World: Behind-The-Scenes Of Man Vs Bear
All bear participants are free range captive bears who would die if returned to the wild. Their caretakers are responsible for exercising them as part of a daily routine to ensure their health. Competitions have been designed around the bear’s natural instincts and actions. No bear is ever forced to compete.
Man Vs Bear is a New Competition Show on Discovery & It’s Like Nothing You’ve Seen Before
For the first time ever, humans will enter the grizzly bear’s domain to test their strength, speed, and stamina against nature’s top predator.
The “Lungs of Our Planet” are Under Threat
World Rainforest Day is June 22, bringing awareness and action to save these precious ecosystems. But if the current rate of deforestation continues, will there be any rainforests in 100 years?
Here's Why Your Cat Sticks Its Butt In Your Face
Contrary to popular belief, cats do like some people.
Sperm Whales Are Loud Enough to Burst Your Eardrums
The world's loudest animal happens to live in the ocean.
New Study from Brazil Makes a Huge Splash in Manta Ray Conservation
One batoid (the skates and rays) that needs no introduction are the manta rays. With 20-ft wingspans, these plankton-loving filter feeders can glide through bright blue oceans as if soaring effortlessly across a cloudless sky.
Through the Eyes of Nature: What Animals Can See That We Can't
When scientists began looking closely at a moth’s eye they discovered a nanostructure on the surface of their eyes, which were named the corneal nipple-array. Those tiny little structures essentially assisted the moth in gathering light from the surrounding world it flies through.
The First Dinosaur Fossil Was Named Before We Had A Word For Dinosaurs
A professor of geology was the first to identify a dinosaur correctly.
How Do We Know What Color Dinosaurs Were?
These creatures were more than just brown and green.