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He was just laying here
pretty much lifeless.
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And this is right where...
where the bear...
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I told them at the time, I said,
"This is the bear that killed Tim."
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I knew, 'cause that was the same bear
that I had seen down here
:14:16
looking at me right through
the alder bushes there.
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So I knew this was the bear.
I said, "Yep, that'll be the one."
:14:23
That wound up being the bear
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that they found Tim in.
:14:30
I'm here on camera with Olie, the big old bear.
The big old grumpy bear.
:14:35
He just took Cracker
out of the creek area.
:14:39
There's not a lot of fish here
:14:41
so you can understand him wanting
to have control of the creek.
:14:44
He's acting like
an alpha male here.
:14:47
Which, I guess, for the fact that he is
the only male here, he is the alpha male.
:14:51
At any rate, he's also...
He's a surly bear.
:14:54
I met him on the path
the other day,
:14:57
after feeling sorry for him, thinking
that he was a bit thin, a bit gaunt...
:15:01
And he promptly charged me
with the intent to probably strike.
:15:05
I know the language
of the bear.
:15:07
I was able to deter him from doing that,
and I'm fine.
:15:11
But I will tell you something.
:15:13
It is the old bear, one who is struggling
for survival,
:15:18
and an aggressive one at that,
:15:21
who is the one
that you must be very careful of.
:15:24
For these are the bears,
that on occasion,
:15:27
do, for survival,
kill and eat humans.
:15:31
Could Olie, the big old bear,
possibly kill and eat Timothy Treadwell?
:15:35
What do you think, Olie?
I think if you were weak around him,
:15:40
you're going down his gullet,
going down the pipe.
:15:45
Right up top of the hill here
is where we found
:15:47
what was left of Tim's body...
his head and a little bit of backbone.
:15:50
And we found
:15:53
a hand, arm,
wristwatch still on the arm.
:15:57
I remember the watch.
Shoot, I can remember the watch.