Bear Encounter and Safety Protocols

The video depicts a hunting scenario where a group encounters a bear. As the bear charges, the group must react quickly. One member runs out of ammo, leading to a tense situation where decisions must be made to ensure safety. The group prepares for a final confrontation with the bear, highlighting themes of survival and teamwork.

What event triggers the bear to charge at the group?

• The group throws a rock at the bear.

• The bear sees the group.

• The bear is injured.

• The group makes loud noises.

Why does the hunter decide to shoot the bear?

• To hunt it for sport.

• To protect the group.

• To signal for help.

• To scare it away.

What is the hunter's initial plan regarding the bear?

• To capture it alive.

• To avoid shooting it.

• To shoot it immediately.

• To call for backup.

What is the status of the bear after the initial encounter?

• It is dead.

• It is captured.

• It is still alive.

• It has run away.

What does the group need to do after realizing the bear is still a threat?

• Leave the area immediately.

• Prepare to defend themselves.

• Call for animal control.

• Try to calm the bear down.