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Undertoad Saturday Nov 7 05:27 PM |
Nov 8, 2009: Bald bears
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Cloud Saturday Nov 7 05:29 PM oh, that's really disturbing! ZenGum Saturday Nov 7 05:44 PM Quote:
Elspode Saturday Nov 7 06:03 PM So much for these guys. Undertoad Saturday Nov 7 06:10 PM And there's no picture, but there's a video of a bald hedgehog here: lumberjim Saturday Nov 7 06:16 PM the lady bears are simply following the fashion trends...no one likes a big bush anymore. WillieO Saturday Nov 7 06:28 PM I think some Hollywood costume designer just found their next creature. zippyt Saturday Nov 7 06:36 PM Thats Night mare inducing !!!!! Cloud Saturday Nov 7 06:37 PM it seriously looks like a movie werewolf, doesn't it? Nirvana Saturday Nov 7 06:40 PM Quote:
ZenGum Saturday Nov 7 07:42 PM Stick a long tail on that thing and it would look just like a giant rat. Seriously, go look again. monster Saturday Nov 7 08:04 PM It's a kangaliopottamus lumberjim Saturday Nov 7 09:09 PM I've always thought that bears were a cross between dogs and people. now i know i was right. lumberjim Saturday Nov 7 09:10 PM although,....there must be an elephant in the woodpile too. Clodfobble Saturday Nov 7 09:37 PM I showed Mr. Clod the picture without any captions... he guessed "a very sick lion, maybe?" monster Saturday Nov 7 10:43 PM bare bears. like balding men, though, they cultivate the beard to distract from the rest xoxoxoBruce Sunday Nov 8 12:58 AM Quote:
spudcon Sunday Nov 8 06:37 AM That hedgehog video makes me sad. Poor little guy. spudcon Sunday Nov 8 06:38 AM Having said the above, how about a recipe for bald hedgehog in a bald bear. Sundae Sunday Nov 8 01:11 PM My cat has a very thin coat. He is accepted by other people because he is still covered in hair, but he does share some of the obvious underlying features of a Rex - compared to Mum's cat for example. The difference is, he is a breed, and he is plainly happy. wolf Sunday Nov 8 06:19 PM Shame they're trying to get by with the combovers. It doesn't work for Mort from Accounting, either. Diaphone Jim Sunday Nov 8 06:32 PM I wasn't sure offhand what bears live in the Andes, but when I found a pic, immediately recognized Spectacled Bears. I have always liked them. sweetwater Sunday Nov 8 09:41 PM Fattest chupacabras I've ever seen. But if they are bears then they should have their thyroids checked. Or perhaps they have found a way to keep from becoming rugs? Cloud Sunday Nov 8 09:49 PM I think you're on to something; the zookeepers shaved them and are selling the fur to keep the zoo running SPUCK Monday Nov 9 05:50 AM That's not a bear exactly. This is what happens when a bear mates with a Kangaroo. wolf Monday Nov 9 10:36 AM Showed them to a doctor friend, and who guesses nutritional deficiency. seakdivers Friday Nov 13 02:01 AM I am a total cryptozoology fan (much to my scientist husband's chagrin), not because I believe in bigfoots & sea serpents, but because I believe that many of the "legends" are based on sightings of anomalies & mutations of known species. The bears shown here are just what Im talkin' about. If I saw that in the woods Im not sure I could tell you what in the hell it was! xoxoxoBruce Friday Nov 13 02:24 AM Good point, Londoners didn't know what the Elephant man was, either. jujuwwhite Friday Nov 13 06:08 AM That looks like Mange at it's worse! capnhowdy Friday Nov 13 06:28 AM Definitely unattractive, but you could dip a bear in shit and I'd still want to hug him.
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