rings mum whilst being eaten by bear ..

barone

omg, imagine being the mother and your kid making these calls

http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/265455/Bear-s-eating-me-girl-told-mum-in-call


A DISTRAUGHT mother listened on a mobile phone as her teenage daughter was eaten alive by a brown bear and its three cubs.
Olga Moskalyova, 19, gave an horrific hour-long running commentary on her own death in three separate calls as the wild animals killed her.
She screamed: “Mum, the bear is eating me! Mum, it’s such agony. Mum, help!’”
Her mother Tatiana said that at first thought she was joking. “But then I heard the real horror and pain in Olga’s voice, and the sounds of a bear growling and chewing.”
She added: “I could have died then and there from shock.”
Unknown to Tatiana, the bear had already killed her husband Igor Tsyganenkov – Olga’s stepfather – by overpowering him, breaking his neck and smashing his skull. Olga, a trainee psychologist, saw the ­attack on her stepfather in tall grass and reeds by a river in Russia and fled for 70 yards before the mother bear grabbed her leg.
As the creature toyed with her, she managed to call Tatiana several times during the prolonged attack. Tatiana rang her husband – not knowing he was ­already dead – but got no answer.
Mum, the bear is eating me! Mum, it’s such agony. Mum, help!
Olga
She alerted the police and relatives in the village of Termalniy, near Petropavlovsk Kamchatskiy, in the extreme east of Siberia.
She begged them to rush to the river where the pair had gone to retrieve a fishing rod that Igor had left.
In a second call, a weak Olga gasped: “Mum, the bears are back. She came back and brought her three babies. They’re... eating me”.
Finally, in her last call – almost an hour after the first – Olga sensed she was on the verge of death.
With the bears having apparently left her to die, she said: “Mum, it’s not hurting anymore. I don’t feel the pain. Forgive me for everything, I love you so much.”


The call cut off and that was the last Tatiana heard from her ­daughter. Half an hour later, Igor’s brother Andrei arrived with police to find the mother bear still devouring his body. Badly mauled Olga was also dead.
Six hunters were sent in by the emergency services to kill the mother bear and her three cubs.
The double killing is the latest in a spate of bear attacks across ­Russia, as the hungry animals seek food in areas where people have ­encroached and settled on their former habitat.
A weeping Tatiana said that Olga had everything to look forward to, and was happy with her life and boyfriend Stepan.
“My daughter was such fun. She was so cheerful, friendly, and warm,” said Tatiana.
“She had graduated from music school, and just days before the bear attack she got her driving licence.”
Her husband and daughter are due to be buried today.

Saila

unbearable

MagicMarker

Yep, if I'm being eating alive, the first thing I do is reach for my mobile.

joshrogan

That's a Beary distressing situation for her mother. She could gnaw-t see that coming I bet.

Mr_Roger_Bongos

Stupid. She should have phoned the police, not her ma!

Gummy Panda

I've eaten many a girl but they were still alive afterwards :pac:

craggles

Idiot, should have played dead

AudreyHepburn

Truely horrific. I wish I'd never read this to be honest, and that is not meant to be insulting btw.

It says a lot about the level of maturity on boards that all people can do is mock this.

stupidusername

craggles wrote: »

Idiot, should have played dead

So they would've eaten her faster?

Paddy Cow

Mr_Roger_Bongos wrote: »

Stupid. She should have phoned the police, not her ma!

Not stupid at all. Her ma thought it was a prank at first but then realised how serious and rang for the services to go and get her.

If she rang the police, they might not have taken her seriously either and by the time they did, she would've been in no fit state to tell them where she was. Plus she would've been scared sh!tless out of her mind and at 19 the first person you likely think of is a parent.

My name is URL

Holy fcuk

we'llallhavetea_old

that story has scarred me. how horrifying

lastlaugh

Why didn't she just give the Bear and it's cubs a roundhouse kick to the face?

Now she has come to a Grizzly end.

Corruptedmorals

Horrific, not funny at all. The poor mother. They really need to preserve land and habitats for the bears rather than let development continue unchecked and result in a load of angry hungry bears...

CrackisWhack

craggles wrote: »

Idiot, should have played dead

Is it not just Grizzly bears that fall for that playing dead thing?

MiNdGaM3

So she was a trainee psychologist and had just graduated from music school at the young age of 19... interesting...

busyliving

http://youtu.be/JJAVe57yH-o

Stercus Accidit

craggles wrote: »

Idiot, should have played dead

Like the dead step father whom the bears were eating? Hungry bears eat things they kill.

steddyeddy

Poor girl. Sympathy to the family.

steddyeddy

CrackisWhack wrote: »

Is it not just Grizzly bears that fall for that playing dead thing?

A lot of bears stop attacking if you play dead but it depends why their attacking in the first place. If you stumble onto a sleeping bear and wake him up that puts the bear in a very difficult situation, it has to decide wheter to run or attack in order to protect itself. In that situation playing dead will convince the bear your not a threat (it doesnt really think your dead). If a bear attacks out of hunger (which will happen more in the thundra regions) playing dead wont work you have to fight the bear the best you can, punching their nose or gouging its eyes sometimes works.

Sonics2k

craggles wrote: »

Idiot, should have played dead

Tell ya what.

Go find some bears, wander around their home and what not.
When/if the bears attack, you do better.

Logical Fallacy

craggles wrote: »

Idiot, should have played dead

Playing dead doesn't help. Bears kill to eat, not for the craic.

It seems more like the Mama Bear was getting the kiddies used to killing and eating stuff.

Straight Talker

AudreyHepburn wrote: »

Truely horrific. I wish I'd never read this to be honest, and that is not meant to be insulting btw.

It says a lot about the level of maturity on boards that all people can do is mock this.

The mods here have funny ways.A Cork v Dublin thread is locked yet some of the nasty comments on this thread are fair game.Would the very same pricks be laughing if it happened to one of there loved ones?

Sonics2k

Straight Talker wrote: »

The mods here have funny ways.A Cork v Dublin thread is locked yet some of the nasty comments on this thread are fair game.Would the very same pricks be laughing if it happened to one of there loved ones.

Honestly, if this happened to someone I know.

I'd probably make the exact same puns, as well as call em feckin eejits for being in such a place.

Doesn't mean I'm not upset or in this case, sorry for the loss of the family, especially the mother who had to hear it.

barone

Corruptedmorals wrote: »

Horrific, not funny at all. The poor mother. They really need to preserve land and habitats for the bears rather than let development continue unchecked and result in a load of angry hungry bears...

was in a very remote spot apparently, just a unfortunate attack

TheZohanS

In Soviet Russia, bear eat you!

Paddy Cow

Logical Fallacy wrote: »

Playing dead doesn't help. Bears kill to eat, not for the craic.

It seems more like the Mama Bear was getting the kiddies used to killing and eating stuff.

It's like when a cat gives the kittens a mouse to play with. It's just horrific to think about. An instant kill from one smack would be bad enough but the poor girl was toyed with for an hour. The pain is one thing but the terror she would have felt is unimaginable.

mal1

Isn't this the second bear thread in the last couple of days. The last was about bears being abused in China. In that thread man killed bear and everyone was contemplating the pure evil of man. In this thread, bear kills man and we get the 'unbearable' type responses.

we'llallhavetea_old

mal1 wrote: »

Isn't this the second bear thread in the last couple of days. The last was about bears being abused in China. In that thread man killed bear and everyone was contemplating the pure evil of man. In this thread, bear kills man and we get the 'unbearable' type responses.

there was plenty of those responses on that thread too

Morlar

steddyeddy wrote: »

A lot of bears stop attacking if you play dead but it depends why their attacking in the first place. If you stumble onto a sleeping bear and wake him up that puts the bear in a very difficult situation, it has to decide wheter to run or attack in order to protect itself. In that situation playing dead will convince the bear your not a threat (it doesnt really think your dead). If a bear attacks out of hunger (which will happen more in the thundra regions) playing dead wont work you have to fight the bear the best you can, punching their nose or gouging its eyes sometimes works.

Far as I know this depends on the kind of bear, black bears or brown bears. Playing dead with one kind is the right thing to do, but with the other kind it's completely the wrong thing to do.

Can't remember off hand which is which, but I think black bears you should make a lot of noise, brown bears you roll up into a ball (open to correction on that). Horrific story anyway. Hope the authorities caught up to the bears in question.

I don't understand... would you not ring emergency services or something?
It's horrible and all... but she rang her several times?

Saila

bluewolf wrote: »

I don't understand... would you not ring emergency services or something?
It's horrible and all... but she rang her several times?

hello Im being attacked by a bear!
where are you
the middle of nowhere!
ok bear with us
no he's with us!
mam, the ambulance wont believe me!
but your a 19 year old trainee psychologist, use the force!

oh the mum called
fair enough so

stovelid

You cub all do with showing some comparison.

Logical Fallacy

bluewolf wrote: »

oh the mum called
fair enough so

To be honest, even if she had called the mother 3 times...shock reactions can be really ****ing weird things.

You can do all kinds of mad **** and not really know why.

Logical Fallacy

Logical Fallacy wrote: »

To be honest, even if she had called the mother 3 times...shock reactions can be really ****ing weird things.

You can do all kinds of mad **** and not really know why.

Oh i know, i know, god only knows what any of us would do, it just seemed at a glance that nobody called them and the mum was sitting there listening to a commentary! so i got a bit confused

My name is URL

bluewolf wrote: »

I don't understand... would you not ring emergency services or something?
It's horrible and all... but she rang her several times?

Shock can make your mind work in strange ways. I know an old fella that says he came across a motorcycle accident about 30 years ago and the rider was just walking down the road as if nothing happened to him. When your man asked if he was ok the guy just said yeah, and that he was heading home. He had extremely severe injuries to his upper body, and dropped dead a minute later.

Dyr

Thats totally ursine

Corruptedmorals

barone wrote: »

was in a very remote spot apparently, just a unfortunate attack

The article mentioned there've been loads of bear attacks in the last while due to development encroaching on their natural habitat so they're hungrier...not sure how that relates to where the attack happened though but must have some connection.

stovelid

It's actually seems curiously logical that you might ring your mother for help if in deep shock and dying.

builttospill

If it was Gerry Ryan who had been killed by the bear I imagine nobody here would be cracking such grizzly jokes.

LaVail

Such a grizzly tale...

WindSock

stovelid wrote: »

It's actually seems curiously logical that you might ring your mother for help if in deep shock and dying.

Exactly, wtf are people whining about. She called her ma as she was dying. Hardly out of the ordinary.

Gummy Panda

WindSock wrote: »

stovelid wrote: »

It's actually seems curiously logical that you might ring your mother for help if in deep shock and dying.

Exactly, wtf are people whining about. She called her ma as she was dying. Hardly out of the ordinary.

I believe dying soldiers calling out for their mother during world war 2 was a common occurrence. I remember seeing it on one of History channel's documentaries

EuskalHerria

If she had her phone why didn't she check in on facebook with a last gasp LOL thrown into it?

holystungun9

Mega-merge with 'worst ways to die' thread.

Reloc8

Awful. Words can't convey how awful.

Some sick ****s in this thread too.

WindSock

WindSock wrote: »

Exactly, wtf are people whining about. She called her ma as she was dying. Hardly out of the ordinary.

i'm not whining i was confused!!!

steddyeddy

Morlar wrote: »

Far as I know this depends on the kind of bear, black bears or brown bears. Playing dead with one kind is the right thing to do, but with the other kind it's completely the wrong thing to do.

Can't remember off hand which is which, but I think black bears you should make a lot of noise, brown bears you roll up into a ball (open to correction on that). Horrific story anyway. Hope the authorities caught up to the bears in question.

Well yea the type of bear is important but more important is the bear's intent towards you eg attack in fear or hunger. A polar bear will nearly always attack out of hunger where as a lot of grizzly attacks are out of fright and black bears rarely fatally injure man.

L'prof

Gummy Panda wrote: »

I've eaten many a girl but they were still alive afterwards :pac:

Only because you've no teeth!

steddyeddy

Gummy Panda wrote: »

I believe dying soldiers calling out for their mother during world war 2 was a common occurrence. I remember seeing it on one of History channel's documentaries

A soldier who was killed in northern Ireland called out mother when he was shot. Things like that arent to be laughed at, its no surprise either were all human and in a moment of pain and terror who are we to laugh at a young girl looking to seek comfort of the woman who raised her.