timothy treadwell autopsy photos - American bear enthusiast, and environmentalist documentary film maker, Timothy Treadwell autopsy photos, one of Google Hot trends, who lived among the grizzly bears of Katmai National Park, Alaska to observe and film their lives, was mauled to death by a grizzly bear.
Timothy Treadwell an environmentalist documentary filmmaker and a bear enthusiast, for 13 seasons, who lived among the grizzly bears of Katmai National Park, Alaska when a tragedy struck. In 2003, He and his girlfriend, assistant physician, Amie Huguenard visited Katmai National Park in Alaska, wherein the two were attacked by a grizzly bear, killing them both at their campsite.
According to Werner Herzog documentary film in 2005, “Grizzly Man”, the film was based on the life work of Timothy Treadwell, states that Amie had a fear of bears and felt deeply uncomfortable in their presence. While, Treadwell chose to set his campsite near a salmon stream where grizzlies commonly feed in the fall.
Timothy Treadwell was supposed to leave the park at his usual time of year, but he had a disagreement with the airline about his ticket and decided to stay longer in the park. The bears he had been used to during the summer had already gone into hibernation, and bears that he did not know from other parts of the park were moving into the area.
The very last footage that shows Treadwell alive also shows a bear behind him; the bear had been diving into the river over and over for a piece of dead salmon. Treadwell mentions in the footage that he does not feel altogether comfortable with that bear.
Around noon on Sunday, October 5, 2003, Treadwell spoke with an associate in Malibu, California by satellite phone. Treadwell mentioned no problems with any bears.
The next day, October 6, the bodies of Timothy Treadwell and Amie Huguenard were discovered by Willy Fulton, the Kodiak air taxi pilot who arrived at their campsite to pick them up. Treadwell’s disfigured head, partial backbone, and right forearm/hand still wearing his wrist watch were recovered at the scene.
While, Amie Huguenard’s partial remains were found near the encampment, somewhat buried in a mound of twigs and dirt. A large male grizzly bear protecting the campsite was killed by park rangers while they attempted to retrieve the bodies. A second adolescent bear was killed a short time later after it charged the park rangers.
It is not clear from any evidence or the Timothy Treadwell death audio recording, if either of these two bears killed the couple. In the 85-year history of Katmai National Park, this was the first incident of a person being killed by a bear.
A close friend of Timothy Treadwell “Jewel Palovak” has an audio tape, which contains the final moments of bear enthusiast before his death, but has not listened to its contents and said she hopes she never does, and she has no plans to release the audio tape publicly.
Timothy Treadwell was born on Long Island, New York, USA, an average student in Connetquot High School, the swimming team’s star diver. He claimed to the public however that he was a British orphan who was born in Australia. He described himself as an aspiring actor, recovering alcoholic, drug addict, and eco-warrior.
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Rochelle says:
How can I put this, I too am an animal lover. I have seen these shows of Timmy’s and have many mixed feelings. On one hand I wanted to join him. Even knowing what his out come was. Wanting to be there with the bears, out in nature. Playing with the foxes, letting a baby bear lick my hand. I am the one in my family voted most likely to be eaten by a wild animal. On the other hand I watch these shows and worry about the safety of the animals. If they get used to humans being around that is dangerous. Not all humans are safe for them to be around. Not all of them are aiming a camera at them. They don’t know the difference.
I didn’t cry for the loss of his life. He died doing what he loved. I did however cry for the death of the two bears. They died doing what came natural to them. It wasn’t their fault, it was Timmy’s. I was sad for Amy, not only for her death but because she had to watch Timmy die. I can’t imagine the horror she went through. Let me explain a little of what I am sure Timmy felt while he was out there. Being with the animals rather that with people is safer. Even when the animals are wild. You know where you stand with an animal. They will not stab you in the back. If you know anything about animals and know what to watch for, you know what they are going to do at all times. The thing is to know what you need to do to be safe. Animals give warning signs before they attack. People will be all nice to your face and as soon as you turn around they will pounce and attack you. People can be much more viscous than a bear any day. And I am sure that Timmy had been burned too many times and just found it safer in the wild. This is something that I understand all too well. I love my animals. Although mine are dogs, cats and birds. I still understand.
Don’t be so quick to judge someone that you think is “being stupid” you never know what they have gone through that may have pushed them to where they are. Now I never knew him, never even met him, so I don’t know for sure that this is why he went and lived in the wild. This is just a possibility. I feel quite strongly that I am correct in what I feel.
Joey says:
Timothy Treadwells doco has only recently aired in Australia. Most Saturday mornings I would watch it, and the end with the salmon searching of unfamiliar bears in the area, just screamed out warning signs to me. Hence at the end of that episode I was not surprised to find out it was the last. He was passionate about his time in the park with his love of the bears and the foxes. Sad ending for a recovering addict/alcoholic to have his years ended after all the difficulties of fighting addiction, so at such a young age to go out like that. However it seems he was happy to spend his last years in the park doing what he loved. RIP
someone says:
Beardrug gave a great high for 13 years, until he had a bad trip.
Jimi says:
I can definetly understand Tim’s love for the forests and it’s wildlife,but when he mentioned he was a flop with most women and would like to try being gay,I knew he was a strange character. I still feel bad for him and his girl and hope they are resting peacefully.
Timmy J. says:
Good guy, I just purchased the Grizzly Man on DVD and thought it was
pretty cool. Something about bringing the female with him disrupted
the very sensitive relationship that he was precariously managing to
skirt along side the bears year after year until he made thier presence
to disturbing to the territorial grizzly. Two’s company, three is a
crowd, if you will. Born in New England, became a California boy and
made a name for himself, living life to the fullest. See ya in Heaven Bro.
devin dwyer says:
r.i.p timothy treadwell u died loving what u do…ur a great man
Bobby says:
Timothys Death is Sad, Because it is a waste of Not only his life but anothers as well!! I beleive his intentions were good and thats all fine but when you start crossing the lines between Mother Nature and Her domain and the animals that live in the wild, the price your going to pay may be dear… It may not happen in a day, a week, a month or even a year!!! In Timothys case. What was it 13 summers? Hell it may never catch up to you (consider yourself Extremely LUCKY) if it doesnt! But sooner or later The wild animals in nature in there enviorment, There stomping grounds. Natural Instincts (To Survive best and without spending as little energy as possible) are going to cross your path. And in the case of Timothy it was not a matter of if but when a tragity was going to happen. For him to have another soul with him as he tried to play and make friends with one of Natures Most amazing and well equiped Animals that Can snapp a human in two like a tooth pick or take a head or limb off with a single swipe of there paws was Obsurd!!! I Find it an insult to man kind that someone thinks the can harness or be-friend such an amazing display of raw power! i also find it Selfish on his part to have Amy there with him during these times of blind so called love for Bears when all it took was a little thinking on Timothys part to relise that he was doing more harm than good… Bears are wild animals and shouldnt try to be turned into Friends, it not only endangers humans but very seriously the bears!! Timothy should have bought a laid off the drugs and Alcohol while in Collage and bought a Dog if he had so much love to give and maybe we would still see him around.. I am not one of these hard up animal rights actavists i am a hunter (Legaly) and i beleive without hunting there would be more mass famin, disease and starvation than anyone with there nose up a goats ass would relise. I didnt get on here to preach or gripe, moan, groan, or complain! I just see it as a waste of life. Two humans and a bear died because one man tried to tame the wild and lived a pipe dream. I personally beleive her got what was coming to him. Sorry if i offend anyone but it is my opnion. It doest take a degree in Rocket Science to see wild is wild and not ment to be made friends of… Especially If the animal your trying to be-friend Is over 8ft. tall Can crush your scull with one bite, and survives off pure primal instinct.. Good Day. Oh and anyone that has seen Grizzly Man i hope agrees with me that Tredwell was a loopy frekin wacko loon that was bout as grounded as a street Pigeon..
wayne point says:
Timothy was irresponsible in his action from the start,the bears will become accustomed to human contact and in all likely-hood will have to be put down in the end though he not only caused the death of himself but that of his girlfriend.
If there is anything to learn from this is that all animals should be treated with caution and not like some Disney Pooh Bear “Grow up you animal Lovers”
observer says:
Wow Gary C,
I like to watch nature shows and saw T.T. many years ago. Having now watched the documentary, I didn’t notice anything “romantic,” just Werner Herzog’s research into a truthful depiction of Timothy’s work. We get to idolize anyone we want to. As for your pointing us in the right direction for candidates, well, I have observed firemen and policemen participating in Organized Stalking. I’ll pick my own heroes, thank you. And Gangstalkers Won’t Be On My List.
tman says:
He deserved to die. What a dumbass. I hope he fucking suffered. This clown thought that he has some kind of divine ability to “communicate” with these 1000lb brain dead animals.
I have no sympathy for this guy..NONE. In the same way that I would have no sympathy for someone trying to dodge traffic on the freeway at rush hour.
I feel somewhat sorry for the female..but it turns out that she stuck around long enough for it to attack her too..
So, they are both fucking idiots.
Gary C says:
To all the fools idolising this selfish attention seeker, and decrying our ‘civilised society where everyone is self indulgent” etc…. Lift your eyes from the romance of the documentary and you will see much greater heroes than Treadwell to admire. Police Officers, Firemen, Paramedics, Nurses and so on. People who risk their lives everyday to make the world you all live in safer for you. These are the real heroes, not a media hungry narcissistic fool. Everyday heroes don’t get documentaries made about them. Ask yourself, if the ones you care most about were in peril, what would Treadwell do for you?
Thol says:
The man lived a life he loved with passion, and death just has it’s own accord and timings and means to make us all escape THE LAST BREATH… Respect
Don says:
I just watched “Grizzly Man” and though I don’t think the guy was nuts, I feel that he was… foolish. Now I think that he started out with the intention of exactly what he preached in his video recordings. The problems was that though he never accepted money to do this work he did grow to like and crave like the attention that it afforded him. He had a true disdain for society and most people that did not share his point of view. That being said from what is described he got complacent he changed a set routine he had followed for years and in my opinion (being a combat veteran) is what gets you killed. If you toy with something that you have no control over for long enough you will eventually make a mistake. I’ve watched the videos with him interacting with those bears. I believe he lost his respect for what they are, one of the largest land based predators in the world. I’ve read so many posts saying “he wasn’t afraid, he knew they loved him” BULLSHIT watch the movie I count three different times throughout that when a bear moved toward him he quickly and sharply either took a step back or removed his hand with a purpose. Fear and respect are paramount when dealing with an animal that can eat you, period. I love bears they are amazing to behold but to be honest I will never seek one out unless I am looking to end its life out of necessity. I had a close encounter with a mountain lion while hunting at the age of 19. I was sitting about ten feet up a tree watching a deer trail. I began to hear an almost imperceptible sound of heavy breathing, it sounded as though it was far away and coming from all directions. I began to think I was losing my grip, that the majestic outdoors were having they’re way with me. The back of my left leg began to get that itch you get when you sit for hours on end. As I reached down to scratch my left calf I locked eyes with a full grown mountain lion. At the moment I met my new friend it(because I never did see He/She undercarriage) its lip curled back slightly and it then emitted loud and scathing hiss with its ears drawn back. I let out a pitiful, childlike, mewling squeal and reached for the Ruger .44 pistol hanging on my right hip. The entire encounter took place in the span of maybe 3, I repeat MAYBE THREE seconds. As I whipped the pistol across my body pulling back the hammer I looked down to see……….. Nothing the giant menacing cat was gone. I sat there shaking for the next 5 hours as I tried to convince myself that I was not crazy. That it had happened, when I finally worked up the nerve to climb down pistol drawn. I found Cougar tracks all around the base of the tree. I felt no elation no profound moment of clarity. That cat had walked around ten feet below me for I don’t and will never know how long, I had no idea it was even there. I was a fairly decent tracker at that point in my life, and for the life of me I could not tell you where that cat went or which direction it took. It had walked in and out of that clearing at least 8 times before it announced it presence to me. I also left in a hurry with a readied weapon due to the fact that dusk was coming. I did feel more alive then I ever had up to that point in my life but I’ll never delude myself into believing that I could become a kindred spirits with an animal that only does not attack me on its whim. Timothy Treadwell lived among bears at the height of best feeding time of the year for the bears. They did not want desperately for food and therefore why eat the nice baby talking man with the pretty hair? I would say that he pushed to hard and to long his luck by whatever grace it was given to him (insert desired Deity here) and it finally ran out in the form of a predator who saw him as an option the opposite of going hungry. Treadwell and his girlfriend Amie died, that is tragic and sad that lives not causing harm to others ended. Violently and painfully so far removed from any form of help with no one to see their final moments. All this aside though he does not deserve the heroes worship he still gets lavished with. He did a truly inspired and unique thing for thirteen years and he made a mistake, in that kind of situation YOU ONLY GET TO MAKE ONE. End of story, I am indifferent to those of you this will offend you are entitled to think whatever you want just stay out of my campsite and away from me and my kids when we are camping and you’ll be just fine….. and if you ever meet a bear in the woods remember. Baby Talk and unconditional love is all you really need :)
Magdalena says:
After watching Grizzly Man I could only feel sadness for Timothy Treadwell and Amie Huguenard. I don’t believe he loved the bears so much as wanted attention. His obvious bi-polar personality caused the death of two people – one of which was afraid and called him “hell bent on distruction” just prior to her death. (Amie)
His attempts at attention through acting failed, he failed and was medicore throughout his life (like most of us) but that wasn’t enough for the attention seeking ego maniac. I am sorry he and his girlfriend passed away in such a macabre fashion, but the man clearly needed medication among HUMAN animals. It’s a shame no one intervened in his life, yet after are very quick to grab the spotlight and call him Grizzly Man. I think a better title would be Bi-Polar Man. Very tragic….
Jane says:
“Evelyn -… I cannot believe the ignorance I have read in the comments posted above. First of all, did any of you learn how to write properly in high school?”
I think, perhaps, you may need a few remedial lessons in punctuation and sentence structure. Your ability to structure a simple paragraph leaves a great deal to be desired.
cory says:
where are the autop0sy photos
katty says:
timothy was a brave man who was just trying to do something he loved. he just wanted to be able to persue his passion for bears and their preservation. why he died will forever be unknown but why criticize or hate him. im sure you would love to do something like that, not necesarily with bears, but are too scared.
ittybitty says:
I love Timothy’s passion. Wish I had his courage. What an incredible life he made for himself.
jabster says:
I do feel sad that he actually died so viciously and painfully but i can’t feel all too sad for someone who continuously puts themselves in harm’s way. I think Timothy didn’t care if he lived or died. He had inner issues. I’m sure the poor dude suffered with depression and what not. he was just a disturbed uncomfortable man who basically committed suicide in a sense. His life didn’t mean that much to him.
Jamie says:
You seem to have a grandiose Idea of yourself and other people. We ARE animals. We may be domesticated animals that struggle to survive in the wild, but we’re animals nontheless.
JuStMyWoRd says:
Please explain to me what Timothy actually did to preserve and protect the bears? His own passion seemed to be incapable of establishing a clear and noteworthy cause, and always fell victim to acts of contradiction, wrecklessness and caprice. Almost all of his footage in its entirety demonstrates nothing more than the troubling mindless contradictions of a mad man albeit he manages to contrast this well through the unpredictable tolerance vs. indifference of nature. There’s no denying that the paradox of balance and survival that Timothy admired found in nature is awe inspiring, captivating and indescribibly beautiful, but that’s harldy cause to tamper with the essential fabric of that powerful machine. Timothy’s behavior constantly summoned and tampered with for the elements of terror and choas to surface within nature and for the beauty of individual life to be thrown off via means of an unnatural and gruesome imbalance. For most of his wrecklessness, and despite his menacing behavior, nature proved to be soveriegn in its ability to exercise and control the powers contained in life, even through the necessity of death. When nature is untampered, chaos is tammed and death is a controlled value. Here’s a fact: Timothy Treadwell knew the bears he observed so closely had the power to kill him, he stated it often, calling them the king of the food chain in their ecosystem. He also was well aware that NO humans had ever been killed in that preservation area (prior to he and Amie)…you think that’s maybe because other humans practiced a healthy fear and respect for nature, whereas Timothy did not? Although he knew these powerful beasts could potentially kill him, he threw caution to the wind over and over again, not because he was such a bear expert, and found a way to persuade them to remain at peace with him, but because he was counting on the bears gracious tolerance to live and let live until otherwise deemed necessary. He spoke of being a guest and then used no precautions to ensure he didn’t wear out his welcome…mindless contradiction…His time spent crossing unadvised barriers with the bears proved he was a man of irrevance , who hated rules and in some cases the people who tried to enforce and uphold them, he wanted to be in a place where he could make all the rules….not so far removed from the wrecklessness he demonstrated in his drug and alcohol binging days…The bears’ overall reclusive and unengaging temperament provided him with the stage he had long desired to believe that he was master of his domain, as he praised himself as an eco-warrior, bear expert/preserver,and the ultimate “nature lover”….his final conquest was for the world to know the master he believed himself to be, nothing in his film was ever really beneficial to the bears, while ironically the only thing impressive about his footage was the bears, not his interaction with them, he added nothing to their existance and actually did more to rob them of the “peaceful” lives they were already instinctively able to maintain with or without him…Nothing from his constant invasion of the privacy of the bears to his dellusional self aggrandizing comments and rants he often surcommed to on film did anything to add to the safety of the animals he claimed to be willing to die for…there was no nobility in his claim to be their defender, seeing as though they were never in any apparent danger, all of the talk about poaching was reduced to paranoia and speculation since 1. Timothy never confronted any poaching operations himself, and had no proven contact with any on or off film…2. Timothy had no actual means of “protecting” the bears from “would be” poachers, see that he admittedly carried nothing but a video camera on his adventures. 3. Timothy developed very little footag as proof of the bears actually being in threat of this crime in the particular park he frequented. Park authorities even admitted there was no known threat to such activities. Infact,his grass roots organization, Grizzly People was only known for harrassing hunters, who were legally allowed to hunt the beasts in designated areas outside of the preservation territories. Regardless of what ones personal opinion is of hunting as a sport, if a person is hunting on designated hunting grounds, its not a crime and therefore can not be called poaching. Also if his passion was simply to protect and defend bears, meaning their habitat as well as accurately display the general non threatening essence of their primal integrity, why try to be a lone avenger in the middle of a wilderness, with no means of truly averting any bear from the threat of poachers? It was mere sensationalism. There were certainly much better ways to publicize the need for protection and preservation of wildlife and their habitats, namely by providing footage of their endangerment, which he never did. He provided no platform in his film that gave evidence of the cruelties of poaching and how the bears at Katmai were in danger of it. Yet, he so readily used them ( the bears) as a platform to make chest beating comments on how he conquered, and remained “one” with his self-described “bear friends”, without proving any element of true threat to these creatures, who outside of Timothy’s constant invasion seemed already very content, at peace and one with their own habitat. Also, at no point in the film do you see evidence of a bond forming between man and beast, continuosly I observed nature running simply its course and his obsession to force himself into the course in one way or another, hardly the ingredients for a healthy and balanced relationship. And although he was successful at capturing unique glimpses proving nature to being impressively unbias yet graciously tolerant (proven by it slow response to his own meddlesome intrusions)….In doing so he only provides evidence of a man who had an unhealthy and strange obsession to test limits, provoke death and a childish,twisted ability to self agrandize himself for surviving his wreckless adventures, as if there were others who’d attempted to do what he was doing, unsuccessfully. He pretended and made boastful claims of false achievements of having keen survival skills, despite the fact no other humans had been killed by bears in that park before his own sudden demise. His own foundation for constructing his self-proclaimed expertise was a blatant contradiction to his plead that humans stop looking at bears in a threatening way. IMO, He just finally found what he saw as a justifiable way to make “humans” the enemy. The bears gave him a cause to hate people for, instead of becoming one with people and using his gift of photography to unite people to nature, he used nature as a defense against people, and despised society for its imbalance while continuosly being a participant himself to the overthrow of life’s rules….more mindless contradictions….Defiance of Authority, Order and Balance…That wasn’t a theme so unfamilar already in his life. Somehow the authority and order exercised by human beings trouble Treadwell and he tried to divorce himself from the human race, looking for belonging and acceptance from something he could never truly be and trying to escape the reality of his own human existance that was still subject to the greater rules of life, even if enforced by nature itself. If the bears he co-habitated with for 13 seasons where as misunderstood and unformidible as he potrayed them to be, there was no need to brag about being able to remain a guest in their habitat for so long, there would have also been no need to reference their ability to terminate his life in an instant. Something was undoubtedly fairer about the process of selection that nature exercises vs the process of selection in human society, could have been the simplicity of how nature always submits itself to the rules and limitations of nature? All Treadwells footage proved was what so many already respect and accept about nature, that the hierarchial relationships of nature display an unexplainable harmony as life is sacrificed and resurrected continuously in order for the overall balance of life to be sustained. This is a paradox that many ponder on, yet have enough reverance for the elements of nature to do so, in most cases, from a repectable distance, and don’t build themselves up to dellusions of grandure that they can become a part of that cycle in a way that provides a glorifying alteration of its rules.
THERESA says:
He was a nut that got himself his girlfriend and 2 bears killed,if he truly loved the bears he should have let them live in peace. i’m not sorry that he got eaten, and his girlfriend was a fool for following him. i feel sorry for the bears.
mike rios says:
scott you are full of it .why didnt he tried to be just as passionate to people
mike rios says:
i dont want to be disrespectful.but just steve erwin this guy was nuts.there is a reason people are people and animals are animals.. i just think he should have kept to zoo leave the wild to the wild
Goose says:
Well Treadwell was barely able to make an EDUCATED decision as he barely graduated high school and dropped out of college due to drugs and booze . Not to mention he overdosed on drugs. I am a woman passionate about nature and used to hunt with my dad. I always gave brown, black bears and cougars their space. Maybe Treadwell should have gone back to school to learn about them?
Eisenheim says:
I agree with Rockman. I watched “Grizzly Man” and was very affected. Timothy Treadwell was a person who was not completely well emotionally and psychologically. As it mentioned in the “Grizzly” documentary, he WANTED to BE a grizzly bear, which is not possible. After 13 summers, it is true, his “luck” with escaping death by a grizzly came to an end. There is nothing but sorrow for everyone involved. His friend should just burn the tape (as the Filmer said, “it will always be the elephant in the middle of the room”) and sprinkle the ashes somewhere peaceful in Timothy’s and Amie’s memory.
Cory says:
I know this is off topic, but wow you immediately started bad-mouthing the other peoples’ spelling web yours is terrible. You made at three mistakes in spelling and grammar in your comment so I think you should stop criticizing others and stay on topic. Tim was a great man. Some may say he was a little looney, but nevertheless a great man. He knew what he was doing but, more importantly, he knew the dangers of his work. He went out doing what he loved to do and he once stated right before leaving on one of his trips “this is the way I want to go out.” Nobody deserves to die, but at least he got his preferred death. RIP.
uturn1999 says:
Timothy Treadwell was a great person , he did not harm anyone, he just loved animals, no one have the right to speak bad on a dead person. he is gone, let him rest peacefully.
God bless your soul tim.
treforwayne says:
yes you are so right this young man gave us so much insight in to his world and we should be so privileged at what he shared with us the rest should be ashamed and do not forget his lovely princess , the human race is the most destructive we can not get on with ourselves end of days.
cheryl neuroth says:
I think he was very passionate about his work, knowing full well it was incredibly dangerous. I believe he was a happy man among the beasts.
Evelyn says:
I cannot believe the ignorance I have read in the comments posted above. First of all, did any of you learn how to write properly in high school? You all sound like a bunch of ill -spoken morons. Christ. Secondly, it is pathetic and sad to watch all of you try to over simplify the death of a man who was passionate about nature. Mr. Treadwell knew well of the risks he was taking and he made an EDUCATED decision to take those risks. The more I read posts on pages such as this the more disenchanted I become with the human species. Those bears have more intelligence in their pinky toe claws than the entire lot of you have in your empty, wasted heads. Go back to school!!
Rebecca says:
I agree with many of the comments i have read . however my outlook on it isnt that he is a moron as much as he was just blind to the fact that the worlds not perfect . although many people wouldnt eat you in your sleep , animals are different . You can not reason with a wild animal nor can you train them and i think he was misguided in that . As for amie, she was there for the one she loved she just chose to put herself in harms way for him . That was her decision. My personal opinion is he was an idiot for taking her out there . He knew the risks and the fact that man and bears have had many negative interactions before . If you fill there stomachs they could care less how sweet you are to them.
Tom Murphy says:
I really enjoyed the T.V series but anyone who lives with grizzlies….his death didn’t surprise me.
Jalle says:
He was a nut and he got himself and his girlfriend killed by insulting and annoying wild animals.
me says:
Let him rest in peace…how can you Talk bad about a person that lost thier life..
Tj kid dynamite says:
I just watched the movie for the first time!! It was really interesting!! RIP timothy and Amie!
rockman says:
He was mentally ill dope. I bet the whole act fell apart after that bear took that first bite out of him.
The girl was a fool for following after his dumbass. He is to blame for her death.
He should have armed himself. Bottom line.
jessica deraps says:
timothy is such a great person. i look up to him so much. he is an angel, and i hope he finds happiness in the afterlife. <3
chris says:
Timothy was a loser. Either people hunt bears, or bears eat people. Humans and animals are not “friends”. It just depends on who is hungrier. Your best animal friend will become your next meal if you are hungry enough. And vice versa. Life in these United States is too easy, when you don’t have to worry where your next meal is coming from.
Melaxos says:
Perhaps the best advertisement for why Cannabis use is not harmless. Tragic for his parents, friends and family; but it was only a matter of time before a wild animal decided to do what comes naturally. Despite his thoughts, the bears didn’t share his rediculous notion of a calm and balanced world where all creatures live in harmony and don’t eat each other.
Me says:
I think what he did was for good reason’s and he died the way he wanted to, and for his girlfriend if she was afraid of bears she shouldn’t have been there.
steve says:
anyone who thinks they are able to understand a wild animal like he thought to deserves to be a huge TURD of a hungry ass bear
Javier says:
mexx on-I completely and utterly agree with you on everything you have said. I couldn’t say it better myself and those people that claim that Treadwell was some kind of revolucinary film maker are delusional and the kind that jump on the band wagon of any celebrety no matter how short their 15 minutes of fame is. bears are called predators for a reason.
mexx says:
treadwell was a complete idiot who repeatedly put himself in danger as well as his girlfriend amie in my opinion hes also responseable for her death not only by refusing to carry bear spray,or setting up a portable electric fence around there tents as the rest of the wildlife observers do he was simply very lucky to last as long as he did and his luck finally ran out sadly taking with him a woman who he knew to be terrified of bears and he also knew she would be leaving him for good upon there return and choose to keep her there an extra week when he knew food was scarce and they would be putting her an him in extreme senseless unneccesary danger it was irresponsible,moronic,and didnt have to happen but due to treadwell’s arregance and disregard for both there safety is the sole reason for there untimely and unneccesary deaths i hope others learn from this and realize no matter how stupid you act or how much baby talk you try to use on bears there not pets nor are they anything anyone should ever attempt to approach bears or any other wildlife without keeping a large distance or carrying a gun my prayers go out to her family as well as his even though he claimed he had no living relatives both his parents are still alive as far as the 6 minute audio of his death when jewels is offered enough money she’ll sell it r.i.p. to both of you
Alexandra says:
the world has lost a very important person with timothy
Andy says:
This page contains neither autopsy photos, nor death footage. What a total and utter waste of time.
Scott Brown says:
a genuine and pure soul who lost patience with constantly fighting his species,in a world where there are very few people who understand the importance of good and bad behaviour.Where people fail to look past the self indulgent struggle of one greedy HUMAN and the next greedy human,where there is no limit or boundary to what another human will do to another,to get what they want. TIMOTHY TREADWELL found a rare wild paradise which only judged him on his behaviour and actions (nothing Material), this was the bears world and he choose to die there with them. In my opinion this is a better death than most people will have in todays civilised world.Timothy Treadwell did what only a few people are strong and/or crazy enough to do. My thoughts and respect are with him.