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| Above, a black bear at Yellowstone Bear World. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
Over the years, I have seen bears at a national park twice. The first was in Sequoia National Park and the second was in Yellowstone National Park.
If one encounters a bear, keep in mind that they may be many yards away, but they are fast runners.
That is the topic of an article in RV Travel, along with a video.
It begins with:
The video below from RVingWithJoe is only 30 seconds long, but it bears watching (pun definitely intended). Why? Because it answers the question, “How fast can a bear run?” Turns out bears can run pretty darn fast when they want to.
Joe happened upon this bear rapidly running across the road. Luckily, he was safely in his vehicle, but he did manage to get footage. We might think of bears as big, slow, lumbering creatures, but this video proves that it is not true.
To read more and see the video, go here.
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