Hertha, the 4-month-old polar bear was named after the city's Bundesliga club. The bear showed off its ball skills after being given a gift by the club's mascot Herthinho.
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The Tundra Lodge Adventure is one of the most remarkable hotels--and it's completely on wheels! You are rolling around in the polar bear's arctic realm--through the Tundra itself! And while it's not a cheap adventure, it sure is one of a kind!
The unnamed cub, born back in December, is finally on view to the public at the Tierpark zoo in Berlin, Germany and we couldn't ask for more on this Sunday morning. Even though some of the the texts are in German, we're sure you will enjoy the adorable photos and videos.
Via Andrew Manske
Two adorable newborn polar bear cubs play with their mother while they journey to the frozen sea. One cute cub climbs and hangs off mother's back. We thought this very cute video is perfect for international polar bear day!
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It's International polar bear day today so we thought would could be better than experiencing the magic of looking into the eye of a polar bear?
If you happen to know someone who has seen polar bears in the wild, chances are they're most likely to have seen them in Churchill. The Canadian polar bear town in Manitoba calls itself the Polar Bear Capital of the World – deservedly so. Seeing the Churchill polar bears is a bucket list experience. Via: Travel2Next
Via BBC Earth
Gordon Buchanan From The BBC Earth comes face to face with a huge wild polar bear who is keen to get to what smells like a tasty meal.
Mother nature never cease to surprise us!
One more funny and weird comics by the Oatmeal
Do the arctic bears belong in captivity? One photographer sat, and watched them.
For three years, Japanese photographer, Sheng Wen Lo, has been photographing captive polar bears in 25 zoos and other enclosures in Europe and China. The series, called White Bear, exposes the welfare of animals within artificial habitats by observing their behavior.
Via: National Geographic
