The mounted remains of the first grizzly-polar bear cross, shot in 2006 by U.S. hunter Jim Martell. A possible second of the rare cross breeds was shot last on Victoria Island in the Northwest Territories. Photograph by: Handout, Edmonton Journal
The mounted remains of the first grizzly-polar bear cross, shot in 2006 by U.S. hunter Jim Martell. A possible second of the rare cross breeds was shot last on Victoria Island in the Northwest Territories. Photograph by: Handout, Edmonton Journal
An Obama Bear?
I really think there are probably many more of these hybrids than anyone realizes. Those grizzly sows are sluts! ;-D
Saw the documentary about the first one that was shot. The guy got into some trouble at first with the Canadian authorities because he was only licensed to kill a polar bear.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grizzly%E2%80%93polar_bear_hybrid
Damn, it still tastes like chicken!
Two friends out in the woods saw a grizzly bear heading their way. One started to run away but stopped in shock when he saw his buddy stop, sit down, and put on his running shoes.
“What are you doing? You can’t outrun a bear! Let’s find a tree to climb!”
His friend finished lacing his shoes, stood up, and said, “I don’t have to outrun the bear. All I have to do is outrun you.”
Old joke, I know, but...
Would make a cool rug.
Had a White boy killed the White bear, they would be screaming for jail time.
So, as I understand the article, there is a lost, and exceptionally horny and charming griz, buying drinks at the local polar bear bar...
Surely the product of a vicious ursine rape!
Now thats an UGLY bear.
Since Arctic bear populations are increasing then it makes sense that hybridization would be on the upswing.