:27:00
I can't believe this!
:27:03
Ghost!
:27:05
Ghost, where's that fucking hat?
:27:07
That hat is so frigging valuable
for this trip.
:27:10
Ghost, you come back here
with that friggin' hat.
:27:14
If it's in the den,
I'm gonna fucking explode.
:27:17
Ghost, where's that hat?
:27:19
It's not okay for you to steal it.
:27:22
Oh, man!
:27:24
Oh, man!
:27:27
It's a friggin' den.
:27:29
One of the things I've
heard about Mr. Treadwell,
:27:32
and you can see
in a lot of his films,
:27:34
is that he tended
to want to become a bear.
:27:37
Some people that I've spoken with would
encounter him in the field,
:27:41
and he would act like a bear,
he would "woof" at them.
:27:44
He would act in the same way a bear
would when they were surprised.
:27:48
Why he did this is only known to him.
No one really knows for sure.
:27:54
But when you spend
a lot of time with bears,
:27:56
especially when you're in the field
with them day after day,
:27:59
there's a siren song,
there's a calling
:28:01
that makes you wanna come in
and spend more time in the world.
:28:04
Because it is a simpler world.
:28:06
It is a wonderful thing,
:28:09
but in fact
it's a harsh world.
:28:11
It's a different world that bears
live in than we do.
:28:14
So there is that desire
to get into their world,
:28:17
but the reality is we never can because
we're very different than they are.
:28:39
The line between bear and human
:28:42
has apparently always
been respected
:28:45
by the native communities
of Alaska.
:28:48
We visited the curator
of Kodiak's Alutiiq Museum,
:28:52
which had recently been raided
by tourists out of control.
:28:57
Somebody wanted it so much,
they cut the paw off.