People who actually deal with bears say a grizzly bear can cover two miles at 30 miles an hour, "a stamina that would certainly try the best of horses." See http://www.nps.gov/history/history/online_books/yell/vol14-1-2a.htm
The text at the URL above was written by a Yellowstone Park Ranger who had many chances to observe grizzly bears. He quotes Ernest Thompson Seton, who says "Those who form their idea of a bear's speed from watching a hulking, slouching prisoner, are sure to be amazed at the real thing. For 50 or 100 yards a Grizzly can go faster than any horse, and keep it up indefinitely."
If you mean a TB, then a Quarter Horse and a Cheetah are the only 2 I know of. If you mean any racehorse, then a Cheetah is the only one I know of.
Yes they could.
hills make you slow mud makes you slow tree's get in the way all you got to do if you and your friend are getting chased by a bear, is not outrun the bear, but outrun your friend
Correction: "You don't have to outrun the bear, just the guy running next to you"
If there was no other food around and the wolf was dead, the bear may eat the wolf. Bears would not hunt wolves normally and wolves can outrun a bear.
Some, yes. Snails and turtles are slow. Most humans can easily outrun them. Other animals like the deer, antelope, mountain lion, cheetah, bear, and dogs can easily outrun humans. So I guess the best answer would be that some can and some can not.
do not run from the bear because if you do you get your balls clawed off and you cannot outrun a bear he will hunt you down and suiide bomb you
the boy outrun his shoes
A cheetah or another racehorse.
Outrun the Sky was created in 2003.
To Outrun Doomsday was created in 1967.
Turbo Outrun happened in 1989.