My OSI Week 23: Folly posts
can be found here and here
I found this at Cute Overload Press this morning
and wanted to share ... just because ;--)
Interspecies Snorgling—Canada Style
Here's what I think happened. This Polar Bear bear obviously saw the Interspecies Snorgling section of C.O. and decided to investigate his local options.
Tenative at first, the bear wandered over to a pack o' sled dogs in Canada's Hudson Bay and approached a Snorglee.
What followed next can only be described as a solid Husky Snorf™.
With one inhalation, the bear was hooked.
The public nomming displays kinda got outta control, drawing the attention of local photographers.
A great romance ensued, complete with chains [The sign of any great romance]
I'm SURE everyone lived happily ever after. Snopes has verified this story, People. So it's tewtelly for reals. Photos by the fabulous Norbert Rosing.
P.S., Norbert is the same Dude who took this awesome shot, on the cover of his book. Holy Symmetrical Haunch Action!
8 comments:
How adorable! It cheered me right up!
Thanks, Storyteller, for sharing the fun, unbelievable pictures of the husky and polar bear friends. :)
That is so precious! I love it!
Thanks for commenting at my place!
Wonderful photos - gives us hope for the human race!
My other identity...see above
How beautiful and adorable! Polar bears are so cuddly looking but they are a very ferocious animal, when provoked. Thanks for sharing.
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Storyteller,
Wow! That is amazing and so cute!
Hugs,
Tina
Karen – Hey you! I’m glad to know I brightened your day by sharing this one. Kara is the one who told me about these ‘photo sites’ and I often check them out when I need a lift too.
Joyce – There’s so much available on the Internet that there’s no way to keep up with it all. I get by with a bit of help from ‘virtual friends’ and enjoy passing things like this on … just because.
Toni – You’re quite welcome. I do try to get around and visit a varying of sites whenever time permits, but keeping current remains a challenge. I’m glad you enjoyed your visit here.
Jennifer – Unfortunately, neither of your links take me anywhere … so I can’t visit. If you clicked the little box for follow up comments, you should receive this ‘thank you’ for visiting ;--)
Geraldine – Yup … bears often look cuddily but seldom are … and it’s good to keep this in mind when around these lumbering critters.
Tina Coruth – I’m delighted you enjoyed this post ;--)
To all – Thanks to everyone for visiting and sharing your thoughts here. I apologize for being slow to respond. This past weekend just got away from me, but I’m doing what I can to catch up today. Hope you and yours are well.
Hugs and blessings,
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