- That's definitely
a grizzly bear. |
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That's pretty damn fresh. |
00:00:17.120 - 00:00:18.397 |
A grizzly bear
can simply end you. |
00:00:18.501 - 00:00:19.881 |
And it can happen
in a split second. |
00:00:19.985 - 00:00:21.504 |
- I've never interacted
with grizzly bears. |
00:00:21.607 - 00:00:23.747 |
I've always been the hunter,
never the hunted. |
00:00:23.851 - 00:00:26.164 |
- Woah, bear. Move off, bear.
Holy *bleep*. |
00:00:26.267 - 00:00:29.546 |
- I have twins on the way, |
00:00:29.650 - 00:00:30.996 |
so I don't really have
the option of going home. |
00:00:31.100 - 00:00:33.274 |
This is my job now. |
00:00:33.378 - 00:00:34.827 |
- That is a *bleep*
mountain lion. |
00:00:34.931 - 00:00:37.175 |
I hope I see him again. |
00:00:37.278 - 00:00:38.728 |
- This is Tim. I need help. |
00:00:38.831 - 00:00:39.936 |
I think I might be having
a heart attack. |
00:00:40.040 - 00:00:41.558 |
I made the right choice.
I know I did. |
00:00:41.662 - 00:00:43.595 |
This pain will end my life
if I don't get help. |
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male narrator: In "Alone's"
most terrifying location yet, |
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10 participants face |
00:00:58.748 - 00:01:00.267 |
the deadliest predator
in North America... |
00:01:00.370 - 00:01:03.649 |
- There he is, right there. |
00:01:03.753 - 00:01:04.754 |
- Grizzly bears. |
00:01:04.857 - 00:01:05.789 |