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Grizzly bear

Grizzly bear

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Nov 2, 2026

Reporter HippoVOICE_ACTOR
0:19
Now, let's welcome our contestants! Grayson from Grayfish Farmstead! Roselyn from Roselyn Homestead! And Little Chipper from Baby Pumpkin Farm!
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:30
Grayson the Grizzly Bear, Rosalind the Flamingo, and Little Chipper the Chipmunk appeared on the stage one after another.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:38
Each of them pushed a big shopping cart from Forestville Market.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:42
Each cart contained a pumpkin covered with a cloth.
Zach LaneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
47:20
It's time we put Iowa first.
Robert ScottNARRATOR
47:22
paid for by lane for governor origin of light thompson river a large dead tree stood near spence's bridge it was full of magic and possessed the power of giving light at that time the world was always dark now chipmunk did not like the continual darkness and his friends did not like it but some of the animals did and some of the other animals were undecided chipmunk knew that if he set fire to the magic tree near spence's bridge the world would become light again so he set fire to the roots and kept poking the ashes away with a stick that the wind might fan the flames when the tree fell the earth became light now grizzly bear and his friends wanted continual darkness When that tree fell, Grizzly appeared in a great rage and began to put out the fire by throwing earth on the log and on Chipmunk.
Robert ScottNARRATOR
48:22
Grizzly Bear cried, Lpa! Lpa! Dimness! Dimness! Chipmunk would poke the fire and brush the earth and ashes away and sing, Tzika! Tzika! Light! Light! Light! And immediately the fire would flame up and light would come.
Robert ScottNARRATOR
48:41
but when grizzly bear threw on more earth it became dark again now both grizzly and chipmunk sang as loud and as hard as they could and sometimes it was light and sometimes it was dark after a while they both grew tired then they agreed that it should be dark part of the time and light part of the time but grizzly bear was angry at chipmunk and chased him into a hole As Chipmunk scampered into the hole, Grizzly scratched his back.
Robert ScottNARRATOR
49:13
That is the reason Chipmunk has stripes on his back.
Robert ScottNARRATOR
49:17
Creation of Light Carrier In the days of the animal people there was darkness everywhere except in the tepee of an old chief.
Robert ScottNARRATOR
53:27
Then soon flames burst from the mountaintop.
Robert ScottNARRATOR
53:31
At once everybody knew that Muskrat had stolen the old chief's fire and had given it to men and animals.
John StarkHOST
6:18
This one's kind of cool.
John StarkHOST
6:20
And with this one, we're mixing bourbon with bears, like grizzly bears.
John StarkHOST
6:27
Stay with me here.
John StarkHOST
6:28
Wyoming Whiskey is releasing the Queen of the Tetons, second edition, and they're honoring grizzly bear number 399.
John StarkHOST
7:14
on the same day as the new movie, 399 Forever comes out.
John StarkHOST
7:18
And I think this actually came out a few days ago on Amazon Prime Video.
John StarkHOST
7:22
So if you're interested in Grizzly Bears, Grand Teton National Park, or Wyoming Whiskey, that might be cool to check out.
John StarkHOST
7:29
I'm going to check it out for sure and report back on a future episode.
Jeremy BryantHOST
57:48
Why? It's another good movie versus another shit movie.
Jeremy BryantHOST
57:54
But it's number 308 ranked from 2014 Into the Grizzly Maze.
Jeremy BryantHOST
58:00
Going against number 100 ranked.
Jeremy BryantHOST
58:02
That's right, we're tapping the top 100.
Jeremy BryantHOST
58:13
Yeah, I...
Jeremy BryantHOST
58:15
I...
Jeremy BryantHOST
58:17
Into the Grizzly Maze, I gave four and a half stars.
Jeremy BryantHOST
58:19
I thought it was actually a really fucking good movie.
speaker_0HOST
6:11
Each paw has five toes, tipped with strong, curved claws that are not retractable, unlike a cat's.
speaker_0HOST
6:20
Grizzly bear claws can be five to ten centimetres long, roughly the length of a human finger.
speaker_0HOST
6:27
and they are used primarily for digging rather than for hunting black bear claws are shorter and more curved which makes them better suited for climbing trees a bear's claws grow continuously throughout its life and are worn down naturally by contact with rock soil and wood The pads on a bear's feet are thick and leathery, providing insulation against cold ground and protection against sharp rocks.
speaker_0HOST
6:57
These pads are essentially built-in shoes, calloused and tough enough to handle terrain that would shred human skin, yet sensitive enough to feel the contours of the ground beneath them and adjust the bear's footing accordingly.
speaker_0HOST
7:27
Polar bears have dense water-repellent fur with a thick undercoat, while sun bears have short, sleek fur suited to tropical heat.
speaker_0HOST
7:37
Brown bears can range in colour from nearly black to dark brown, cinnamon, golden and even pale blonde, depending on the individual in the region.
speaker_0HOST
7:47
The name Grizzly comes from the grizzled appearance of some brown bears, whose fur is tipped with lighter colours that give it a frosted or silvered look.
speaker_0HOST
7:59
American black bears, despite their name, can also be brown, cinnamon, blonde or even white.
speaker_1NARRATOR
5:09
I.L.B. Author's Note to the Third Edition January 16, 1880 At Colfax, a station of a height of 2,400 feet, I got out and walked the length of the train.
speaker_1NARRATOR
5:25
First came two great gaudy engines, the Grizzly Bear and the White Fox, with their respective tenders loaded with logs of wood, the engines with great solitary reflecting lamps in front, above the cow guards, a quantity of polished brass work, comfortable glass houses, and well-stuffed seats for the engine-drivers.
speaker_1NARRATOR
5:46
The engines and tenders were succeeded by a baggage car, the latter loaded with bullion and valuable parcels, and in charge of two express agents.
speaker_1NARRATOR
5:56
Each of these cars is forty-five feet long.

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speaker_1NARRATOR
21:41
I thought I should catch him then, but when I went up to him he turned around, threw up his heels several times, rushed off the track, galloped in circles, bucking, kicking and plunging for some time and then throwing up his heels as an act of final defiance went off at full speed in the direction of truckee with the saddle over his shoulders and the great wooden stirrups thumping his sides while i trudged ignominiously along in the dust laboriously carrying the bag and saddle blanket I walked for nearly an hour, heated and hungry, when to my joy I saw the ox-team halted across the top of a gorge, and one of the teamsters leading the horse towards me.
speaker_1NARRATOR
22:25
The young man said that, seeing the horse coming, they had drawn the team across the road to stop him, and remembering that he had passed them with a lady on him, they feared that there had been an accident, and had just saddled one of their own horses to go in search of me.
speaker_1NARRATOR
22:40
he brought me some water to wash the dust from my face and resaddled the horse but the animal snorted and plunged for some time before he would let me mount and then sidled along in such a nervous and scared way that the teamster walked for some distance by me to see that i was all right he said that the woods in the neighborhood of tahoe had been full of brown and grizzly bears for some days but that no one was in any danger from them I took a long gallop beyond the scene of my tumble to quiet the horse, who was most restless and troublesome.
speaker_1NARRATOR
23:15
Then the scenery became truly magnificent and bright with life.
Santa CruzPANELIST
28:00
Cruz,
SteinyHOST
28:00
you're so fucked if you see a fucking grizzly bear.
SteinyHOST
28:03
I don't give a shit what your training is.
SteinyHOST
28:05
You have no chance unless you have a... fucking 12 gauge on you you are going down
SteinyHOST
28:12
you see that you asked a hypothetical
Jesse SebastianiHOST
28:15
that
SteinyHOST
28:15
lived with grizzly bears answers it like well there was a gay dude
Santa CruzPANELIST
28:18
that lived with grizzly bears in alaska he it did end up eventually getting killed but he lived with them for like years there has never been anybody that's been living with sharks
DharnishHOST
2:20
And you saw the Whitecaps last night.
DharnishHOST
2:22
I saw the Whitecaps, I saw Grizzly Bear, I saw an NHL match.
DharnishHOST
2:26
I did lots of fun things.
DharnishHOST
2:30
One of them was not watching Manchester United win.
Mark KenyonHOST
14:31
All right.
Mark KenyonHOST
14:32
Randall says, Grizzly Bear, Giannis Grizzly, Omar Grizzly, Spencer Whitetail, Laura Whitetail, Corey Whitetail.
Mark KenyonHOST
14:39
That's funny.
Mark KenyonHOST
14:41
Acceptable answers are Grizzly Bear, Polar Bear, Brown Bear.
Mark KenyonHOST
14:45
Yes.
Spencer NeuharthPANELIST
14:45
Oh.
Mark KenyonHOST
14:53
It's, of course, an ode to Fred Bear, the famous bow hunter and bow maker.
Mark KenyonHOST
14:57
At the very end of that song, about seven plus minutes in, you hear an actual recording of Fred.
Zach McNamaraHOST
5:01
might hurt less than the ribs.
Zach McNamaraHOST
5:04
Well, would you rather wear a Cowboys jersey to an Eagles game or survive on the run from a grizzly bear for 24 hours?
Tairee DillardGUEST
5:11
Cowboys jersey to an Eagles game because I feel like I'm a habitual shit starter.
Tairee DillardGUEST
5:19
Yeah.

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