Explain how this is fake?

[Plastic Nathrakh]

 

[einride]

it's fake because bears do not play ice hockey

 

[Plastic Nathrakh]

it's fake because bears do not play ice hockey

Ah, bahbahbahbah.....Swedish comedy.

 

[Plastic Nathrakh]

I'm glad Dick Sirloin can't see this thread. Word is: he loves bears.

 

[cthulufhtagn]

holy shit those bears are playing fucking ice hockey

 

[Henrik Main]

Those are men in bear costumes brah, very real looking bear costumes :S

 

[~Neurotica]

Nope. Those are real bears.
Soviet bears also can drive a car:

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awkrsCKe7So&feature=related[/ame]

 

[Hell Mike]

Noone wears a helmet so if it was real, the referee would send them all off the ice.

That was one of the funniest youtube clips I have ever seen btw. I still hate you though.

 

[Reign in Acai]

A human being wouldn't be able to display the speed and agility exhibited at 1:56 in an over sized costume on ice. Imagine if the Soviet's trained these fuckers to fire smg's?


We have our winner.
http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/rc/304015-animals-vs-humans.html

 

[Disgustipated]

It's fake becauseinreal hockey you can't use your hands/paws to control the puck. Real bears, fake hockey.

 

[Reign in Acai]

The five-year-old bear, part of a visiting troupe from the prestigious Russian state circus, was wearing ice skates when he lashed out at his handlers and circus staff before a performance of their "Bears on Ice" show in the Kyrgyz capital, Bishkek.

He dragged 25-year-old circus director Dmitry Potapov across the ice rink by his neck and nearly severed his victim's legs.


Mr Potapov died at the scene from his injuries.

Another circus employee who attempted to rescue Mr Potapov while he was being mauled was also severely injured during the attack.

"The victim has sustained serious injuries - deep scalp lacerations, bruising of the brain, lacerations on his body. His condition is considered critical," said Dr Gulnara Tashibekova, who was among the medical team who attended the scene.

The bear was later shot dead by police in the Central Asian republic.

The incident was not the first time a visiting Russian bear was involved in a deadly attack in Kyrgyzstan. In 2002 a bear on loan from Russia to the Bishkek city zoo attacked and killed a small child who had reached out to pet it.

In that incident, local experts blamed the animal's aggressive behaviour on its severe malnourishment.

But deadly attacks are surprisingly rare in the country's popular circuses, which often use trained bears for comedic effect.

Training bears to wear and use ice skates and even play ice hockey is a standard stunt for the Russian circus.