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Dancing polar bear rocks my world
Humor break for an all-too-serious blogger's day.
Thu, Apr 09 2009 at 7:41 PM

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Global Warming, Animal Research, Arctic, Climate Policy
 
 
 
Being an environmental blogger can get heavy sometimes -- vanishing ice sheets, cap & trade versus carbon taxes, lying neocon senators -- it all gets to be a bit much.
 
So when I was doing research for a little polar bear animation project I'm working on, I came across this totally shtreet polar bear, who's got the moves down. Sorry, it's just too good not to share.
 
attn: PETA activists. I have it on good terms that this polar bear was not in any way harmed in the making of this film. In fact, he was apparently well-paid in freshly caught fish.
 
Not making too big a point here, except to suggest perhaps that we adopt a more humorous version of our favorite global warming mascot.

 

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GreenErinF Apr 13 2009 at 10:43 AM

He should teach classes - this bear has better moves than probably 54% of the population.  :)

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Shea Gunther Apr 10 2009 at 8:07 AM

That bear's got some pretty sweet moves! Great find Karl!

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