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Bears generally avoid people. They're naturally afraid of humans, which makes them pretty safe. Things are different when bears become familiar and comfortable around people, or discover that humans are a source of food. Then they get close to people which makes them much more of a threat.
By contrast, strange men are not naturally afraid of people, and most have learned that humans are a source of food. That makes strange men far more dangerous. Pick the bear every time.
also I want to see a bear
I've seen them. Black, grizzly and polar.
They're gorgeous animals, but ... I prefer seeing them from a distance, thank you very much. 😜
I've only seen in zoos :(