Just moments ago, the two bears were in a standoff, neither making the first move.
But the moment the mother black bear ran, the brown bear lunged straight for it!
It was just like how most dogs attack people or prey.
During a standoff, a dog only dares to bark from a distance, not charge in and bite. But as soon as the person or prey runs, the dog gives chase and sinks its teeth in.
The brown bear caught up to the black bear, reared its upper body slightly, and swung its right paw.
With a dull thud, the brown bear's paw struck the black bear's right hip.
An over seven-hundred-pound brown bear!
A single swipe from its paw carried a force of well over a thousand pounds—and that was an understatement!
When that paw slammed into the black bear's right hip, the black bear shrieked. The force of the blow twisted its entire body to the left, nearly spinning it completely around.
