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  1. Who brings a bazooka to a bear fight and then doesn’t know how to use it? Joe Piscopo!

     #Grizzly 🐻 #FrightClub

    Milastauffer Whatever

  2. Here's a couple of other pieces I've drawn inspired by Grizzly in the past, and a punk patch stencil design inspired by the film's Japanese poster typography!
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    #FrightClub #Grizzly

  3. Here's a couple of other pieces I've drawn inspired by Grizzly in the past, and a punk patch stencil design inspired by the film's Japanese poster typography!
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    #FrightClub #Grizzly

  4. Fun fact: Bears do not truly hibernate. They enter torpor, during which they can and do wake up and walk about now and then, and sometimes even find a bedtime snack.

    #Grizzly #FrightClub

  5. Oh my god. You are absolute morons. It doesn't matter who that baby bear's mother is, you do not want to fuck with her!

    #Grizzly #FrightClub

  6. That’s how my family did “camping” those huge motorhomes. Gramma loved having all the amenities… Grampa did not.

     #Grizzly 🐻 #FrightClub

    Animated Winnebago Motorhome

  7. The bear to the local raccoons: See, you can get your food to wash itself. Much less work!

    #Grizzly #FrightClub

  8. No kidding! I thought it was like with sharks. You know, we're not their favorite thing, but they will eat us sometimes?

    That's interesting that bears find us more tasty. We've got to be more closely related to them... 😄

    #Grizzly #FrightClub

  9. Well that guy's gonna be Not Randolph Mantooth to me all night

    #Grizzly #FrightClub

  10. Girl falls for no reason! Drink!

    At least she didn't scoot backwards on her butt.

    #Grizzly #FrightClub

  11. This movie might be from 1979, but some things never change. Then and now, we have women in two-hour hairstyles and full makeup to go camping.

    #Grizzly #FrightClub

  12. Does the park ranger look like Joe Piscopo? Just me? I’ve had a funny so either is possible…

     #Grizzly 🐻 #FrightClub

    Robert Z'Dar Oh Yeah Intense L...

  13. A couple of minutes late but the 70’s still have the credits rolling.

    Used my new popcorn popper, got a drink and a giant junior mint. It’s fat bear time!

    #NowWatching #FrightClub #Grizzly

  14. This oughta be interesting. Some of us are watching it straight-up and some of us are watching RiffTrax! 🐻

    #Grizzly #FrightClub

  15. Hey Fright Club! Can't watch along for the original but will be there and drawing for the sequel! Here's some art inspired by Grizzly for tonight's presentation!
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    #FrightClub #Grizzly #Art #MutantFam #HorrorMovies #NaturalHorror #HorrorFanArt

  16. Hey Fright Club! Can't watch along for the original but will be there and drawing for the sequel! Here's some art inspired by Grizzly for tonight's presentation!
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    #FrightClub #Grizzly #Art #MutantFam #HorrorMovies #NaturalHorror #HorrorFanArt

  17. Hey Fright Club! Can't watch along for the original but will be there and drawing for the sequel! Here's some art inspired by Grizzly for tonight's presentation!
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    #FrightClub #Grizzly #Art #MutantFam #HorrorMovies #NaturalHorror #HorrorFanArt

  18. This was one of my Gramma’s favorite movies! I can bear-ly believe #FrightClub is watching #Grizzly 🐻

  19. Press play on #Grizzly #FrightClub!

    Links to film in pinned post. Also on more services; check Justwatch or Reelgood for further listings.

    As always, our feed: bsky.app/profile/trac...

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  20. Where to find #FrightClub tonight!

    #Grizzly (10ET/9C/8M/7P/3BST)
    Prime: www.amazon.com/gp/video/det...
    Tubi: tubitv.com/movies/51586...

    #GrizzlyIIRevenge (11:45ET/10:45C/9:45M/8:45P/4:45BST)
    Tubi: tubitv.com/movies/10001...

    Both have several more options. Check JustWatch or Reelgood to see all!

  21. Where to find #FrightClub tonight!

    #Grizzly (10ET/9C/8M/7P/3BST)
    Prime: www.amazon.com/gp/video/det...
    Tubi: tubitv.com/movies/51586...

    #GrizzlyIIRevenge (11:45ET/10:45C/9:45M/8:45P/4:45BST)
    Tubi: tubitv.com/movies/10001...

    Both have several more options. Check JustWatch or Reelgood to see all!

  22. #Canada built 44 bridges and tunnels across a single stretch of highway so that animals could cross without dying, and collisions with wildlife there have fallen by more than 80%, with #grizzly mothers now teaching their cubs to use the crossings like a route the family has always known

    When a highway became a deadly barrier to evolution itself, engineers built an invisible detour that wild animals instinctively learned to use.

    By Brendan Brown
    Published September 6, 2026

    "The #TransCanadaHighway runs straight through #BanffNationalPark — 82 kilometers of four-lane road through the Canadian Rockies, carrying a vehicle every few seconds through some of the richest wildlife country on the continent.

    "For decades, the arithmetic of that arrangement was written in carcasses. The highway killed elk, deer, bears and wolves at a relentless rate, and did something quieter and worse besides: it cut the park’s animal populations in two, a river of traffic no prudent animal would cross, splitting gene pools on either side of the pavement.

    "Canada’s answer, built out over three decades, was to give the animals their own infrastructure — and it has become the most-studied, most-copied piece of #wildlife engineering on Earth.

    Six bridges, thirty-eight tunnels

    "Along that one stretch of highway, Parks Canada built 44 crossing structures — six overpasses and 38 underpasses — beginning with the first two overpasses in 1996 at about $1.5 million each.

    "The overpasses are the famous ones: to a driver they look like ordinary concrete bridges, until you glimpse the top and see forest running unbroken across them — trees, shrubs and grass planted fifty meters wide, a strip of the Rockies carried over four lanes of traffic. The underpasses do the volume work below: culverts and tunnels sized for everything from cougars to moose."

    Read more:
    scienceblog.com/b-canada-built

    #SolarPunkSunday #WildlifeCrossings #WildlifeCorridors #WildlifeHabitat #PreserveNature #WildlifeDiversity #Biodiversity #GreenBridges #Reconnection #HabitatConnectivity #WildlifeConservation #GeneticDiversity

  23. #Canada built 44 bridges and tunnels across a single stretch of highway so that animals could cross without dying, and collisions with wildlife there have fallen by more than 80%, with #grizzly mothers now teaching their cubs to use the crossings like a route the family has always known

    When a highway became a deadly barrier to evolution itself, engineers built an invisible detour that wild animals instinctively learned to use.

    By Brendan Brown
    Published September 6, 2026

    "The #TransCanadaHighway runs straight through #BanffNationalPark — 82 kilometers of four-lane road through the Canadian Rockies, carrying a vehicle every few seconds through some of the richest wildlife country on the continent.

    "For decades, the arithmetic of that arrangement was written in carcasses. The highway killed elk, deer, bears and wolves at a relentless rate, and did something quieter and worse besides: it cut the park’s animal populations in two, a river of traffic no prudent animal would cross, splitting gene pools on either side of the pavement.

    "Canada’s answer, built out over three decades, was to give the animals their own infrastructure — and it has become the most-studied, most-copied piece of #wildlife engineering on Earth.

    Six bridges, thirty-eight tunnels

    "Along that one stretch of highway, Parks Canada built 44 crossing structures — six overpasses and 38 underpasses — beginning with the first two overpasses in 1996 at about $1.5 million each.

    "The overpasses are the famous ones: to a driver they look like ordinary concrete bridges, until you glimpse the top and see forest running unbroken across them — trees, shrubs and grass planted fifty meters wide, a strip of the Rockies carried over four lanes of traffic. The underpasses do the volume work below: culverts and tunnels sized for everything from cougars to moose."

    Read more:
    scienceblog.com/b-canada-built

    #SolarPunkSunday #WildlifeCrossings #WildlifeCorridors #WildlifeHabitat #PreserveNature #WildlifeDiversity #Biodiversity #GreenBridges #Reconnection #HabitatConnectivity #WildlifeConservation #GeneticDiversity

  24. #Canada built 44 bridges and tunnels across a single stretch of highway so that animals could cross without dying, and collisions with wildlife there have fallen by more than 80%, with #grizzly mothers now teaching their cubs to use the crossings like a route the family has always known

    When a highway became a deadly barrier to evolution itself, engineers built an invisible detour that wild animals instinctively learned to use.

    By Brendan Brown
    Published September 6, 2026

    "The #TransCanadaHighway runs straight through #BanffNationalPark — 82 kilometers of four-lane road through the Canadian Rockies, carrying a vehicle every few seconds through some of the richest wildlife country on the continent.

    "For decades, the arithmetic of that arrangement was written in carcasses. The highway killed elk, deer, bears and wolves at a relentless rate, and did something quieter and worse besides: it cut the park’s animal populations in two, a river of traffic no prudent animal would cross, splitting gene pools on either side of the pavement.

    "Canada’s answer, built out over three decades, was to give the animals their own infrastructure — and it has become the most-studied, most-copied piece of #wildlife engineering on Earth.

    Six bridges, thirty-eight tunnels

    "Along that one stretch of highway, Parks Canada built 44 crossing structures — six overpasses and 38 underpasses — beginning with the first two overpasses in 1996 at about $1.5 million each.

    "The overpasses are the famous ones: to a driver they look like ordinary concrete bridges, until you glimpse the top and see forest running unbroken across them — trees, shrubs and grass planted fifty meters wide, a strip of the Rockies carried over four lanes of traffic. The underpasses do the volume work below: culverts and tunnels sized for everything from cougars to moose."

    Read more:
    scienceblog.com/b-canada-built

    #SolarPunkSunday #WildlifeCrossings #WildlifeCorridors #WildlifeHabitat #PreserveNature #WildlifeDiversity #Biodiversity #GreenBridges #Reconnection #HabitatConnectivity #WildlifeConservation #GeneticDiversity

  25. #Canada built 44 bridges and tunnels across a single stretch of highway so that animals could cross without dying, and collisions with wildlife there have fallen by more than 80%, with #grizzly mothers now teaching their cubs to use the crossings like a route the family has always known

    When a highway became a deadly barrier to evolution itself, engineers built an invisible detour that wild animals instinctively learned to use.

    By Brendan Brown
    Published September 6, 2026

    "The #TransCanadaHighway runs straight through #BanffNationalPark — 82 kilometers of four-lane road through the Canadian Rockies, carrying a vehicle every few seconds through some of the richest wildlife country on the continent.

    "For decades, the arithmetic of that arrangement was written in carcasses. The highway killed elk, deer, bears and wolves at a relentless rate, and did something quieter and worse besides: it cut the park’s animal populations in two, a river of traffic no prudent animal would cross, splitting gene pools on either side of the pavement.

    "Canada’s answer, built out over three decades, was to give the animals their own infrastructure — and it has become the most-studied, most-copied piece of #wildlife engineering on Earth.

    Six bridges, thirty-eight tunnels

    "Along that one stretch of highway, Parks Canada built 44 crossing structures — six overpasses and 38 underpasses — beginning with the first two overpasses in 1996 at about $1.5 million each.

    "The overpasses are the famous ones: to a driver they look like ordinary concrete bridges, until you glimpse the top and see forest running unbroken across them — trees, shrubs and grass planted fifty meters wide, a strip of the Rockies carried over four lanes of traffic. The underpasses do the volume work below: culverts and tunnels sized for everything from cougars to moose."

    Read more:
    scienceblog.com/b-canada-built

    #SolarPunkSunday #WildlifeCrossings #WildlifeCorridors #WildlifeHabitat #PreserveNature #WildlifeDiversity #Biodiversity #GreenBridges #Reconnection #HabitatConnectivity #WildlifeConservation #GeneticDiversity

  26. #Canada built 44 bridges and tunnels across a single stretch of highway so that animals could cross without dying, and collisions with wildlife there have fallen by more than 80%, with #grizzly mothers now teaching their cubs to use the crossings like a route the family has always known

    When a highway became a deadly barrier to evolution itself, engineers built an invisible detour that wild animals instinctively learned to use.

    By Brendan Brown
    Published September 6, 2026

    "The #TransCanadaHighway runs straight through #BanffNationalPark — 82 kilometers of four-lane road through the Canadian Rockies, carrying a vehicle every few seconds through some of the richest wildlife country on the continent.

    "For decades, the arithmetic of that arrangement was written in carcasses. The highway killed elk, deer, bears and wolves at a relentless rate, and did something quieter and worse besides: it cut the park’s animal populations in two, a river of traffic no prudent animal would cross, splitting gene pools on either side of the pavement.

    "Canada’s answer, built out over three decades, was to give the animals their own infrastructure — and it has become the most-studied, most-copied piece of #wildlife engineering on Earth.

    Six bridges, thirty-eight tunnels

    "Along that one stretch of highway, Parks Canada built 44 crossing structures — six overpasses and 38 underpasses — beginning with the first two overpasses in 1996 at about $1.5 million each.

    "The overpasses are the famous ones: to a driver they look like ordinary concrete bridges, until you glimpse the top and see forest running unbroken across them — trees, shrubs and grass planted fifty meters wide, a strip of the Rockies carried over four lanes of traffic. The underpasses do the volume work below: culverts and tunnels sized for everything from cougars to moose."

    Read more:
    scienceblog.com/b-canada-built

    #SolarPunkSunday #WildlifeCrossings #WildlifeCorridors #WildlifeHabitat #PreserveNature #WildlifeDiversity #Biodiversity #GreenBridges #Reconnection #HabitatConnectivity #WildlifeConservation #GeneticDiversity

  27. My "Bold Grizzly Shares the Road" captures a spring moment from the Alaska Highway.

    A golden-brown grizzly moves through tender green shoots and dry stems, fur catching the light and its presence both powerful and composed, anchored by earth tones and textured fur.

    Which detail grabs you first — the gaze, the curve of the back, or the way the light skims the fur?

    buff.ly/I4wpxEw

    #art #photography #mastoart #mastodonart #chrisboese #boesegalleries #grizzly #nature #alaska #yukon

  28. My "Bold Grizzly Shares the Road" captures a spring moment from the Alaska Highway.

    A golden-brown grizzly moves through tender green shoots and dry stems, fur catching the light and its presence both powerful and composed, anchored by earth tones and textured fur.

    Which detail grabs you first — the gaze, the curve of the back, or the way the light skims the fur?

    buff.ly/I4wpxEw

    #art #photography #mastoart #mastodonart #chrisboese #boesegalleries #grizzly #nature #alaska #yukon

  29. My "Bold Grizzly Shares the Road" captures a spring moment from the Alaska Highway.

    A golden-brown grizzly moves through tender green shoots and dry stems, fur catching the light and its presence both powerful and composed, anchored by earth tones and textured fur.

    Which detail grabs you first — the gaze, the curve of the back, or the way the light skims the fur?

    buff.ly/I4wpxEw

    #art #photography #mastoart #mastodonart #chrisboese #boesegalleries #grizzly #nature #alaska #yukon

  30. My "Bold Grizzly Shares the Road" captures a spring moment from the Alaska Highway.

    A golden-brown grizzly moves through tender green shoots and dry stems, fur catching the light and its presence both powerful and composed, anchored by earth tones and textured fur.

    Which detail grabs you first — the gaze, the curve of the back, or the way the light skims the fur?

    buff.ly/I4wpxEw

    #art #photography #mastoart #mastodonart #chrisboese #boesegalleries #grizzly #nature #alaska #yukon

  31. My "Bold Grizzly Shares the Road" captures a spring moment from the Alaska Highway.

    A golden-brown grizzly moves through tender green shoots and dry stems, fur catching the light and its presence both powerful and composed, anchored by earth tones and textured fur.

    Which detail grabs you first — the gaze, the curve of the back, or the way the light skims the fur?

    buff.ly/I4wpxEw

    #art #photography #mastoart #mastodonart #chrisboese #boesegalleries #grizzly #nature #alaska #yukon

  32. #MissKittyPolitics there was a saying that I learned on a crab boat in the Bering Sea. It was the FV #Grizzly if anyone remembers. "What Lola wants, Lola gets." It was talking about the acceptance that even with good #engineering & good #skippering that worst could happen. Some of that #OTW #Climate

    El Niño climate patterns super...

  33. #MissKittyPolitics there was a saying that I learned on a crab boat in the Bering Sea. It was the FV #Grizzly if anyone remembers. "What Lola wants, Lola gets." It was talking about the acceptance that even with good #engineering & good #skippering that worst could happen. Some of that #OTW #Climate

    El Niño climate patterns super...

  34. #MissKittyPolitics there was a saying that I learned on a crab boat in the Bering Sea. It was the FV #Grizzly if anyone remembers. "What Lola wants, Lola gets." It was talking about the acceptance that even with good #engineering & good #skippering that worst could happen. Some of that #OTW #Climate

    El Niño climate patterns super...

  35. #MissKittyPolitics there was a saying that I learned on a crab boat in the Bering Sea. It was the FV #Grizzly if anyone remembers. "What Lola wants, Lola gets." It was talking about the acceptance that even with good #engineering & good #skippering that worst could happen. Some of that #OTW #Climate

    El Niño climate patterns super...