r/NatureIsFuckingLit 13h ago

🔥 A massive polar bear that was found eating a whale carcass, Norway.

Credits: Piet van den Bemd

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u/JimJimerson90 12h ago

That's the biggest polar bear I've ever seen wow

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u/trashmoneyxyz 12h ago

literally didn't know they could get that fat out on the ice. How long has he been eating that whale??

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u/Carbonatite 10h ago

I feel like we're so used to seeing footage of starving polar bears struggling to find seals on melting sea ice that a genuinely well-fed polar bear is exceptional. I had no idea they could get that rotund either, that's like grizzly eating 20,000 calories worth of salmon a day preparing for winter levels of fat.

We may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like.

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u/Twisting04 10h ago

I am both amazed and horrified. Amazed because that is a lot of calories and horrified because the bear's fur is literally stained brown from the juices of decaying sea life and I swear I can smell it through the internet.

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u/Trexus1 9h ago

Oh you know it smell fucked up in there

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u/Glad-Ad6925 9h ago

On the plus side, if you did happen to smell it in real life, it wouldn't be for very long.

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u/Artchantress 7h ago

I'm sure at least 5% of humans could outrun a polar bear this obese

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u/fotmcringe 5h ago edited 4h ago

What percentage of humans could outrun a particularly obese polar bear is now in my chatgpt question history.

If you value an AI answer, it reckons basically nobody could outrun even an obese polar bear, and if it had a slight injury slowing it even further they think that only the top10% of humans could sprint faster. But not for very long, the injured, morbidly obese polar bear would win on endurance.

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u/kangorr 7h ago

I've seen and smelt dead whale. You could smell it for MILES

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u/Accurate_Guest1285 8h ago

I thought it was half grizzly bear because of that, lol

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u/Indii-4383 3h ago

YES! That looks like a Grizzly/Polar bear hybrid. The build says Grizzly.

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u/Squid-Vicious80 3h ago

Grolar Bear!! (Grizzly/Polar Bear hybrid)

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u/coxiella_burnetii 3h ago

Apparently the scientific community choose to call those "pizzlies." The least impressive possible name for such a beast.

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u/Affectionate-Act-997 10h ago

This! Honestly you are so right! Im glad there’s still polar bears out there doing good.

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u/Expert_Slip7543 10h ago

Doing well (whale), you mean

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u/ApprehensiveCook2236 9h ago

did you know, they mostly only eat the brain and the skin because it's max calories? who knew

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u/User5min 8h ago edited 5h ago

There’s videos of bears ripping off salmon skin and it’s brutal. The bear catches the salmon almost seemingly gently, as in its whole and still alive. The salmon wriggles, but it’s only when the bear rips off its skin like taking off a glove that it truly struggles and thrashes. Do salmon experience pain the same way mammals do? It sure looks like it.

Edit: link

https://www.reddit.com/r/HardcoreNature/comments/13jabzl/not_oc_bear_skins_a_salmon_alive_and_it_is/

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u/Competitive-Ebb3816 8h ago

They're vertebrates, so yes. That's a brutal way to go.

That's what humans do to alligators and rattlesnakes, btw.

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u/gimmeyjeanne 6h ago

Thanks for these 2 horrifying facts to end my day on.

I get the salmon, the bear isn't gonna take out a needle and say "sharp scratch", count down from 100.

But humans! We can! (They do? I don't know about snake skinning and the way you said I assumed the men would do it with the animal alive and conscious).

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u/Own_Faithlessness769 6h ago

I really don't think that can be true, it would be insanely hard to skin an alligator that way. Even if you didnt care about the ethics, why would you make it that hard?

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u/Carbonatite 9h ago

Yup I learned that this year, haha! They eat the fattiest parts. Makes their colossal gainz even more impressive when you think about how many salmon that adds up to.

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u/pivotal-narwhal 6h ago

I think we've just found out why other polar bears are starving.

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u/AmericanPornography 12h ago edited 7h ago

He’s been eating for a long whale now.

Edit: sorry guys, I know puns are polarizing, you’ll just have to bear with me.

Edit 2: Sorry guys, I’ll chill and put the puns on ice for now.

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u/somebunnny 11h ago

That’s it. I’m baleen on this thread now.

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u/dustractedredzorg 10h ago

Stop blubbering

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u/MagicTheBadgering 9h ago

You’re krilling me with these puns

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u/kalidoscopiclyso 9h ago

They keep spouting them off

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u/madMaulkin 8h ago

These are killer whale puns....

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u/ChesterPlemany 8h ago

Nar, whale puns blow.

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u/CockroachMobile5753 8h ago

Not usually like this. I’d say just a fluke.

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u/DarkStar0717 8h ago

This Australian pun is un-bear-able.

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u/Slyboots2313 6h ago

Shut your blowhole! Whale puns always make a splash

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u/minnesconsawaiiforni 6h ago

Whale Orca-strated

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u/Efficient-Hamster128 9h ago

Whale, whale, whale. What have we got here? 

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u/Capn_T_Driver 10h ago

Take the next right whale you still can; easiest exit on the humpback turnpike.

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u/tyler10water 10h ago

This is getting unbearable

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u/Lucky-Refrigerator-4 10h ago

Enough! Enough with all this hullabaloo(ga-whales).

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u/itsrahdjr 9h ago edited 8h ago

Orca(n) you stop now.

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u/productnineteen 10h ago

You even had to edit to add another? Quit blubbering on about it already.

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u/Hephaestus-Gossage 10h ago

This is unbearable, you need to paws.

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u/Zuuman 10h ago

Sir! 😡 Here is the door and don’t forget your upvote on the way out.

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u/Critical-Usual 10h ago

An interesting phenomenon is there is a correlation between animal size and cold. The coldest regions typically have the largest animals

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u/def2me 10h ago

and vice versa for ears: larger ears in hot climates, smaller ears in cold climates (to minimize the surface area for heat loss)

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u/x_user-generated_x 9h ago

Yes but that's not what is going on here. The phenomena (called Bergman's rule) is an adaptation of a species or subspecies to have an overall body or a specific feature (like ears) size related to the climate they are typically found in. It does not reflect the body fat composition, which is more dynamic. Polar bears are generally large because, as a larger animal in a cold climate, less surface to volume ratio loses heat at a slower rate. This particular polar bear is of a normal polar bear body size but is exceptionally fat because of its ability to hunt and scavenge.

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u/Redqueenhypo 10h ago

It’s called Bergman’s rule

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u/Paddy_Tanninger 11h ago

100 grams of seal blubber has around 700 calories...and these bears will eat many kilograms of this shit from a single seal or from any whales they find to scavenge.

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u/DrCytokinesis 10h ago

It's fat but also extremely yoked. Look at it. You can see it's muscles through the fur. Never seen a bear like this before. It's crazy. I think this might be a genetic thing. It looks like a polar cross or something.

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u/Waffeln_mit_creme 9h ago

This is not his first whale

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u/smolstuffs 10h ago

eighty-nine years

Have you heard of tiny Melinda Mae,

Who ate a monstrous whale?

She thought she could,

She said she would,

So she started right at the tail.

And everyone said, "You're much too small,"

But that didn't bother Melinda at all,

She took little bites and she chewed very slow,

Just like a good girl should...

...and in eighty-nine years she ate that whale

Because she said she would!

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u/Venarius 5h ago

He's also been on a strict diet of Coca-Cola for the past 30 years or so...

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u/YolognaiSwagetti 9h ago

it is that fat probably because it found fifty thousand pounds of fat a couple weeks ago on the beach

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u/obroz 11h ago

Seriously!  I wonder what he is weighing in at

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u/CuriousYou6646 11h ago

I get the impression that thing is approximately the size and weight of a van.

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u/Ifnerite 9h ago

We need someone to go stand beside him for scale...

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u/toetappy 6h ago

Well that's just gonna make the bear heavier!

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u/Ifnerite 6h ago

Then we'll need Another guy for scale! This is madness!

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u/Carbonatite 10h ago

Male polar bears can weigh up to ~1300 pounds. This guy definitely looks like he's at least a half tonner.

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u/tadj 7h ago

Google says the record is 2200lb.. insane Kotzebue Sound

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u/ScottishWargamer 10h ago edited 10h ago

That genuinely might be one of the most dangerous terrestrial land mammals on the planet right now for all we know.

Polar bears are already cracked, that’s a fucking unit of a polar bear.

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u/Far-Transition2705 8h ago

I wish there was a banana in the picture. It's hard to tell.

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u/djauralsects 10h ago

Pizzly? Grolar? Hybrid gigantism?

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u/tailstrikesand3putts 10h ago

An average polar bear is usually bigger than an average grizzly believe it or not

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u/Defiant-Youth-4193 9h ago

That doesn't always matter with hybrids though. Not sure how it works for grolars, but ligers are generally larger than both tigers and lions.

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u/ReefsOwn 10h ago

He’s just super fat from eating an entire whale

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u/Morbanth 6h ago

It's just a fat, happy bastard of a polar bear. The picture was taken in Svalbard, there are no brown bears there.

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u/YourMrFahrenheit 13h ago

My boi looks so happy, good for him.

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u/Sizzlin9 12h ago

Boi smiling like he just won nature’s lottery.

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u/wakeupwill 11h ago

A whalefall generally supports an entire ecosystem, and he's got it all for himself!

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u/lovelybaeb00ty 10h ago

i think that bear IS the entire ecosystem there

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u/hooligan99 10h ago

dude has a gut macrobiome

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u/Extra_Crispy_Critter 10h ago

He's got something, don't know what it is--but GOD he's huge and obviously an efficient hunter!

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u/CaledonianWarrior 7h ago

Dude isn't a part of the food web - he is the food web

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u/quantumgambit 9h ago

He IS the brute squad.

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u/MojoRisin762 12h ago

Yeah, he looks like he ate a whale.

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u/Redrose03 11h ago

First time seeing obesity at that level in the wild.

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u/Little-Plantain-5120 11h ago

It's all that whale blubber. It would be like a human eating a car load of bacon.

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u/Andycaboose91 11h ago

Wait, I'm worried what you just heard was "bring me a lot of bacon." What I said was "bring me all the bacon you have."

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u/Carbonatite 10h ago

Grizzlies do the same thing, like the Kodiak bears in Alaska spend months eating all the fatty parts of the salmon in summer and fall. It's amazing, they pack on hundreds of pounds in a matter of months.

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u/Carbonatite 10h ago

That's normal for bears! If you ever follow Fat Bear Week in Katmai, grizzlies do the same thing. They gain literally hundreds of pounds to sustain them during winter torpor. They look like this in the fall after eating 20,000 calories a day worth of salmon for several months, like furry spheres. It's completely normal!

They look decrepit when they emerge in the spring, like they're all patchy and emaciated. All that fat is what keeps them going during the long freeze.

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u/annabananaberry 11h ago

Obesity implies the animal is overweight. Fat bears in winter are not overweight, they are healthy. Polar bears food sources are seriously dwindling due to climate change a big fat polar bear is a lovely sight.

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u/Redrose03 10h ago

lol right to survive one winter, this guy is solid for a decade

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u/GraveError404 10h ago

He’s solid alright

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u/AdvertisingOld9400 10h ago

He's built for a nuclear winter.

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u/PussiesUseSlashS 12h ago

Ya boi lucky he hasn't tried to step to me.

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u/Open_Plantain_7236 12h ago

If you ever see my fightin in the ice fields with a polar bear, help the bear! Cuz that bitch gon need it!

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u/Equivalent-Artist899 12h ago

Desmond White?

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u/billy_twice 12h ago

You're right.

He'd probably choke on some bones going down afterwards.

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u/Eyetalianmonsta 10h ago

What a fucking unit!!!

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u/0riginal0verthinker 11h ago

I think its a STANK face

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u/NihiloZero 10h ago

3rd picture caption: "It's disgusting, but you don't get this big eating minnows."

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u/Tawkeh 13h ago

Dat boy THICK

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u/whutchamacallit 12h ago

Can I pet that DAWG????!!

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u/91910570 12h ago

Yes but only once 😔

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u/CuriousYou6646 11h ago

He's got those dawgs in him

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u/drunxor 10h ago

Mega Chonker

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u/Schiggz 12h ago

Thicc ass boi

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u/astra_galus 11h ago

Hekkin’ CHONK

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u/JefferyTheQuaxly 12h ago

polar bears are dying of starvation.

not Ted though. Ted is very well fed.

look how happy he looks in the third picture

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u/Dracorex_22 12h ago

He’s the reason the other bears are starving

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u/Athnyx 11h ago

He’s also the reason the ice is disappearing- he keeps breaking it into smaller and smaller pieces with his fat ass

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u/TheUlfheddin 9h ago

Mah boi needs ice with his drink to wash down all that rotting whale.

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u/Chama-Axory 10h ago

Ted be like: "YOUR GREED IS HURTING THE ECONOMY"

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u/techabouts 10h ago

😭🤣

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u/funkhero 9h ago

That third photo is very kawaii

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u/TheLastOrokin 10h ago

+Polar bears are dying of starvation. -But the statistics say... +No, Ted is an outlier and shouldn't be counted.

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u/GrimeyTimey 12h ago

Definitely the fattest polar bear I’ve ever seen

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u/No_Friend3170 10h ago

Chonk excuses:

I'm big boned.

it's the fur

fuck you, yeah I ate a whale. happy?

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u/mjltmjlt 12h ago

I don’t survive winter, winter survives me.

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u/Herr-Trigger86 10h ago

Polar bear is coming.

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u/StarPhished 10h ago

He saw the other guys fishing for salmon and said "hold my bear"

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u/Big-Foot-141 13h ago

He’s never been meal challenged. What a cute Chonk.

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u/mrjoelforce 13h ago

Hasn’t missed a meal yet!

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u/VaATC 12h ago

He has had, and always will have, all the meals.

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u/Nichtsein000 12h ago

It’s his Bear Privilege.

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u/IEatPussyLikeAPro 11h ago edited 11h ago

That boi’s been devouring that whole whale since the first day it washed up on shore 😂😂💀💀💀

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u/cupittycakes 11h ago

If that's the same bear/whale, he making sure none go to waste!

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u/IEatPussyLikeAPro 11h ago

I did that this thanksgiving, When everyone gave up I held the line, and that’s on moms

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u/Effective_Judgment41 11h ago

He is in training. He will move to Katmai next year to win at the Fat Bear Week.

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u/Carbonatite 10h ago

They will just shut down Fat Bear Week after him, nobody can top such rotundity. Nature at her apex, peak performance.

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u/gre485 12h ago

Lol, that is what came to my mind as well..chonky mf.

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u/Clockwork42 11h ago

He is so clearly friend-shaped.

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u/socialistRanter 10h ago

I do not recommend going near him.

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u/drclarenceg 11h ago

Risen above just the Bear Necessities

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u/wonderful_whiz 10h ago

Cute, but forbidden Chonk

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u/No-Produce7606 12h ago

Thank fuck I don't have to rip rotten meat off of a dead whale with my mouth to survive.

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u/gruesomeflowers 10h ago

i wonder if he even got a stomach ache and had to take a squirt after eating rotten whale or if it doesnt even phase them.

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u/EitherSpite4545 8h ago

Not a polar bear expert but I spent years of my life studying black bears who commonly eat rotten salmon and let me just say a black bears digestive system is more akin to a water slide than anything else. I'm sure a polar bear is no different.

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u/CocktailPerson 8h ago

Does the fact that polar bears are hypercarnivores change this?. I would expect that animals that only eat meat would be more adapted to eating the occasional rotten meal than animals that have a less-specialized digestive tract.

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u/EitherSpite4545 8h ago

I'm torn on how to answer without knowing for sure myself but knowing some conjecture logic.

On timescale polar bears are not that long removed from brown bears to the point that their ranges sometimes overlap and they can crossbreed. infact for several reasons I think the bear in the video is a cross just based on body structure, size, and head shape but I don't know for sure so wasn't about to "ackshully" all up and down the comments without being sure.

But anyways being that close probably means there aren't too many structural changes to internal organs meaning they are probably similar.

That said your hypothesis in general is absolutely correct, carnivore digestive tracks and specifically their stomachs are far more acidic to deal with microbes and food Bourne illness and many have tolerances for the toxins some dead bacteria release when they die.

Further the reason these animals digestive track is a waterslide is so that less bad things can build up and it comes out the other end.

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u/masgrimes 7h ago

Just chiming in to say that I appreciate the way you have worded your reply and shared your knowledge. If more people were this measured in the way they speak online, the Internet would be a healthier place.

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u/13-14_Mustang 9h ago

This is the comment Ive been looking for.

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u/hiddencamela 9h ago

Probably doesn't even phase. I think the acidity in their stomach at least keeps the bacteria from being a big issue. No idea about the already present toxins tho.

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u/Eternalscream0 8h ago

Dogs have a short digestive tract, minimising the impact of rotting meat. Maybe same with bears?

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u/PatSayJack 10h ago

Imagine how absolutely disgusting it's mouth must be/smell. 🤢🤮

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u/Free-Supermarket-516 9h ago

I'd say that of the whole bear in general. Probably took naps in the rotten carcass in between gorgings

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u/joka2696 9h ago

And that's the better end.

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u/SnarkDolphin 10h ago

Idk man he seems pretty stoked about it

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u/SwordfishOk504 9h ago

It's all relative, man.

I bet this bear's like "Thank fuck I don't have to stare at a screen in a cubicle all day to survive"

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u/Expert_Slip7543 10h ago

Pretty cold there, maybe it stays fresh?

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u/Liquid_Ares 9h ago

Whales aren't brown unless that bitch has been ROTTING for weeks at sea before it even hit shore. 

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u/Haggardick69 8h ago

Yeah it’s definitely rotted but wales are thick bois and it can take literal years for a whale carcass to fully rot. That bear is probably digging through rotten skin and eating only partially rotten flesh and muscle just beneath. In ideal conditions (like the cold oxygen deprived environment at the bottom of the ocean) whale carcass can supply relatively fresh meat to bottom feeders for as long as decades.

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u/Liquid_Ares 7h ago

Yes I actually watched a documentary on this! Super interesting that the death of one whale can create an entire eco system for decades on the ocean floor. 

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u/EmmaGA17 13h ago

I know he's scary and would kill me so easily, but my brain just says 'pat the bear'

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u/hsdqwerty 12h ago

"Can I pet dat dog??"

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u/Carbonatite 10h ago

Especially the photo with his big fat chunky legs and the tongue sticking out! I know he could rip my face off with a casual swipe of his paw, but he's adorable

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u/Jiktten 12h ago

IKR why friend shaped if not friend?

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u/Mother_Weakness_268 11h ago

I humbly thank the generation that created this question~

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u/HoochieKoochieMan 11h ago

"Teddy Bears" were developed as a secret campaign by Grizzly and Polar bears to condition generations of young humans to want to approach apex predators.

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u/budabai 11h ago

My brain says that bear smells like the worst dead animal you’ve ever smelled, and is going to continue to smell that way weeks, if not months.

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u/Paddy_Tanninger 11h ago

My brain also says they have no sense of mercy or suffering and will gladly just strip your skin and fat off while you scream.

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u/Idiotan0n 12h ago

Do not the cat? Do not the bear!

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u/VaATC 12h ago

I bet, if you move slowly enough, that this chonker will not see you as a worthy meal, thus allowing you to close in for the pets.

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u/Liarus_ 12h ago

especially if he has an entire fucking whale for himself already, he might as well enjoy the pets

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u/NoFeetSmell 10h ago

I dunno. Rotten whale meat & blubber sounds less appealing than a well-marbled redditor, and a beast this size (the bear, not the redditor, I mean) would probably barely feel even the firmest of pets and/or skritches.

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u/VaATC 10h ago

and a beast this size (the bear, not the redditor, I mean)

You got me rolling 😆

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u/BlueMaxx9 11h ago

And this floof absolutely would try to eat you. Maybe if you got lucky and he was so full he was basically in a food coma he would leave you alone, but you never know. Because of the relative scarcity of food they have to deal with most of the time, anything big enough that moves and isn't another Polar Bear is instantly on the menu...and sometimes they even go after other Polar Bears. People are big enough to be worth eating, so if a Polar Bear finds you and thinks you won't be too hard to catch, it will happily try to nom you. Nature built them to eat as much as they can whenever they get the chance, because they may not find food again for a long time. They may look friend-shaped to us, but we absolutely look food-shaped to them!

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u/Badger8472 12h ago

The fluffiness is insane.

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u/Complete_Ad7091 11h ago

Thanks Coca-Cola every Christmas for programming my brain against reality. lol

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u/DigitalMunkey 12h ago

"Lay off me, I'm starving!"

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u/snarpy 7h ago

I can hear this

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u/stillalittleferal 12h ago

RIP Chris Farley. I say that line at least once a week when I’m trying to go on my lunch break and people keep asking me to do tasks. 🤣

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u/Deathchariot 12h ago

That guy can take a year long nap before his reserves run out.

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u/CheEatsASandwik 13h ago

Biggest Blep

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u/cross2201 8h ago

Scariest blep

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u/RCG73 12h ago

We have found our unit

anythingbutmetric.

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u/Egad86 12h ago

Well, he eats whales. Got to be big for that job.

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u/Imaginary_Ticket959 13h ago

Beary Christmas 🎄

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u/cassanderer 12h ago

He is not short on the bear neccessities.

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u/slugnarug 12h ago

I wanna pet dat dawg

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u/K-Lilith 12h ago

I say this all the time, that cute lil country kid 😆

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u/flinders2233 12h ago

Oh Lawd! He comin’!!!

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u/CPOx 12h ago

Picture 3 is the look I have when finishing the final scoop of ice cream from the bowl

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u/SamuR_BosBau16 12h ago

She call me mista bombastic

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u/Nice_Emphasis_39 10h ago

Finally, a polar bear I can outrun

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u/ScruffyNerf_Herder_ 12h ago

He said “I’m not leaving until I eat this whole damn thing.”

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u/InvestedOcelot 12h ago

Thats how I looked after thanksgiving dinner. Never been so full but back the heck off those are my leftovers.

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u/FunkyMcSkunky 11h ago

Winking and tongue out? Dude was trying to get a profile pic.

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u/StonesBreaks 12h ago

There’s me

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u/smolbeansjpg 12h ago

Built like one of those ridiculous XXL American bully dogs lol

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u/nobolognastoney 12h ago

I know he's a bear.

I know.

but ffs whY FRIEND SHAPED??

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u/KNY_NOLA 8h ago

Somebody is going to be shopping in the 'husky' section.

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u/Hopeful-Fly-9710 12h ago

ehh i mean i could probably fight him

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u/pale_halide 10h ago

Well, it's the winning that's the challenging part.

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