We can learn from (wild) animals

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My sister sent me this email. I had to edit the email, because the pictures didn't transfer directly onto a2k.

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Polar Bear: I come in peace....Unbelievable

Polar Bear: I come in Peace

Norbert Rosing's striking images of a wild polar bear
coming upon tethered sled dogs in the wilds of Canada 's Hudson Bay .

The photographer was sure that he was going to see the end of his dogs when the polar bear wandered in.

It's hard to believe that this polar bear only needed to hug someone!
I assume too, some billions of humans (give or take couple of millions) needs a warm hug!?!?

The Polar Bear returned every night that week to play with the dogs.

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@cicerone imposter,

That isn't cool as this.

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@Yahto,

I'm not that impressed; I've been to the safaries in Africa, and "I" was a few feet away from "those" wild animals in an open vehicle.

I would "never" do that close to any polar bear.

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@cicerone imposter,

Meh, wild animals are wild animals in that they are unpredictably buggy. Bear must have been not hungry. Common sense dictates watch your back. I'd rather do that and altogether avoid an anxiety attack. Mother nature can quickly turn scary; not something to be taken lightly.

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@BillRM,

Pretty neat! Thanks for sharing.

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It'd be pretty cool to have a polar bear as a pet.

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@cicerone imposter,

Awesome and incredible. No matter the bear's intentions, I would have expect a defensive reaction from the chained dogs would have prevoked the bear.

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