Ranchers and farmers often view large carnivores as vicious animals that kill domestic livestock.
Some hunters consider large carnivores as unwanted competition for elk or deer.
But most people who don't care about saving large carnivores are afraid of physical injury or even death to themselves and others. In this case, although grizzlies may show signs of play or fear, grudges and revenge are strictly human characteristics. But who is this bear, really. He's Bart the Bear, a Kodiak grizzly bear, 21-22 years old, and twice the size of the average grizzly, weighing in at 1480 pounds. Bart lives in Midway, Utah with his animal trainers Doug and Lynn Seus.