Put Liam Neeson in a bear costume and we have ourselves a block buster.
“Gaze upon my cub as much as you see fit. But know this. Just as you may gaze upon him, I gaze upon you. I look into your soul and I only sense fear and false bravado. Come near and we will see how well they protect you against the tenacity of my claws and teeth.”
Photo credit: Sergei Gladyshev
The Toronto Zoo’s newest ursine attraction, a 14-week-old polar bear cub, recently made his debut.
The cub - to be named via an online contest sponsored by the zoo - had a rough start to life when his mother rejected him and two other siblings at birth. He was the only survivor from his litter.
Now weighing a healthy 17 kilograms, the baby bear will live in a specially designed enclosure in the zoo’s Tundra Park before being re-introduced to his mother, father and aunt.
Somewhere off-camera, there is a distraught walrus who wants his bucket back.
“It’s 1-2-2-3! NOT 1-2-2-1! Stop stepping on my damn feet!!!”
He just came inside to grab a bottle of ice cold Coke.
Apparently July is National Watermelon Month! So to honor this great month here are some polar bears with their natural prey, the watermelon. I tell you, those things are everywhere you look in polar bear country.
Mother Nature gives Adobe Photoshop® a run for its money
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