The moose stomps with its powerful front legs, but once the bear gains a grip on the ungulate’s neck-latching on where the neck meets the cranium-the battle is all but over. Somehow, the moose pulls free from the assault, and predator and prey come head-to-head in the middle of the river. “Look, he’s got her!”Īfter swiping at the moose’s flanks multiple times, the brown bear starts tearing into its lower spine.
“I wanna stay far enough away so I don’t scare the bear off,” Vassar can be heard telling a passenger as he motors through the current.
Then the bear follows the moose into a willow thicket on the bank, the moose doubles back into the water, and the bear quickly overtakes it. It begins with the moose successfully fording the river with the brown bear hot on its heels. A post shared by Sam Vassar Instagram post appears to be a compilation of multiple clips shot over the course of the protracted struggle.
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