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The official random image thread

Unfortunately none of this year's zucchini grew enough to become rude veg, this is one from before.........
 

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This just made my night.

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Chip said:
That's amazing! Do you have a link to the story? Polar bear, not cat.
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I saw a whole show on cable about that. I don't remember the channel or name, though. But this guy has a "camp" where he stays with his sled dogs. Polar bears migrate through. It's adult male bears traveling loosely together. They stop near the camp and wait for the ice to freeze (maybe Hudson Bay, then???) and leave after the ice is frozen. They come every fall. They routinely play with the dogs. The guy decided to let them all work it out for themselves instead of trying to interfere, protect the dogs, drive the bears off.
 
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