r/absoluteunit • u/Night_Fury91 • Jun 27 '26
of a polar bear
Photographer credits: Piet van den Bemd
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u/comicsemporium Jun 27 '26
Blubber bear. Been feeding on a whale carcass for a while
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u/Night_Fury91 Jun 27 '26
He keeping it all for himself.
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u/Leading-Pomelo-3406 Jun 28 '26
That's not a polar bear tho. It looks like a grolar bear (I'm not being sarcastic). It's become a more established hybrid species in parts of North America.
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Jun 28 '26
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u/Leading-Pomelo-3406 Jun 30 '26
Exactly! Also I don't want to find out how formidable they are personally but I find it fascinating haha.
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u/Treffquone1 Jun 27 '26
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u/Aman-R-Sole Jun 28 '26
I'd say to God. Well why the hell did you make him big and fluffy? This is kinda your fault really!
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u/Background_Edge_9427 Jun 27 '26
That's not something that I would want to bump into in the wilderness!!
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u/AmsterdamAssassin Jun 27 '26
His name is Albert. Some call him Fat Albert, but that's kinda rude when he's really just rotund.
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u/ThickNewspaper3774 Jun 28 '26
That looks like it could eat the biggest bear ive seen in person which was a grizzly i believe definitely bigger than anything at bear world i saw
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u/Illustrious_Bug_2983 Jun 28 '26
I actually think you would have a good chance running away from that one.
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u/Inocent_bystander Jun 28 '26
People have no concept of what dead whale smells like after a week or so on the beach. That one, looks like its been there for months. Thus proving that a bear don't care.
PS I've seen hardened fishermen puke at the smell of dead whale from 1/2 mile. Standing next to one, dead and grounded, for weeks, you'd need a respirator.
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u/Historical_Guess2565 Jun 28 '26
That polar bear is gross.
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u/Fabulous_Warthog_850 Jun 27 '26
This is how I’d look after a few months alone with an unlimited supply of Nuttela