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Polar bear art installation by Paola Pivi // source
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EXCLUSIVE: ‘Bear Bathtub’ Caught on Camera in Yellowstone
Little birthday gifts for the San Diego Zoo’s “Little Gift” aka Mr. Wu.
Photos: Mollie Rivera
Friday is here! Find a buddy and enjoy the weekend!
(Photo © Ron Niebrugge - Check out more of his work here!)
Wild neighbors.
Grizzly portrait by Lachlan S. | Find us @upknorth
Pictures by Thomas Mørk
Two more wilderness residents: the black bear and the grizzly bear.
This shaggy bear was confused by all the commotion.
Into the Wild with Bear Scientist Wesley Larson (aka @grizkid)
To see more of Wesley’s work in the field, follow @grizkid on Instagram.
“My whole life, I’ve been interested in wildlife,” Wesley Larson (@grizkid) explains. “When I graduated college, I got sucked into the idea that I needed to make a lot of money. But I eventually decided to do what I was passionate about.” Wesley, a Montana native, left optometry school and seven years later, he’s a biology grad student working with black bears in Utah and studies polar bear in the Arctic. It’s hard work, often in eyeball-freezing -70 degree Fahrenheit (-57 Celsius) weather — seriously, his eyeball froze once — but for Wesley, it’s a dream come true. His goal is “to get as much information as possible” so that no human activity — from oil drilling to park picnicking — harms endangered animals. It also means he takes in amazing views, fosters orphaned raccoons and spends quality time with bear cubs.
British Columbia, September by Stormpeak_1
Bears playing with a balloon.
Happy Canada Day! Yesterday I was lucky enough to see a mother bear and her two cubs up close. Only in Canada!
Bow Valley Parkway, Canada, 06/30/16
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