Fat Polar Bear Feeding on a Whale Carcass in Norway

[1srelluc]

Now imagine that running toward you at 40mph....Well, maybe 35.

 

[hjmick]

You are "Fat Shaming" a bear!

 

[mudwhistle]

You are "Fat Shaming" a bear!

 

[odanny]

He's been dumpster diving.

 

[ReinyDays]

When was this picture taken? ... because polar bears are in hibernation right now in Norway ... next sunrise is in February ... she builds up fat to sustain herself during the winter ... she doesn't eat ... and this one looks pregnant, so there's baby to feed as well ...

Same as human women ... they get fat and plump in Fall because there's food shortages in the miserable cold snowy places where European people come from ... the fat broads survive to pass their genes on ... the obesity epidemic is caused by food to be abundant year-round, without winter famines ... brought to you by the makers of Ozempic, go ahead and eat all you want, insurance will cover you ...

 

[1srelluc]

When was this picture taken? ... because polar bears are in hibernation right now in Norway ... next sunrise is in February ... she builds up fat to sustain herself during the winter ... she doesn't eat ... and this one looks pregnant, so there's baby to feed as well ...

Same as human women ... they get fat and plump in Fall because there's food shortages in the miserable cold snowy places where European people come from ... the fat broads survive to pass their genes on ... the obesity epidemic is caused by food be abundant year-round, without winter famines ... brought to you by the makers of Ozempic, go ahead and eat all you want, insurance will cover you ...

Can't say when it was taken.

I did find this:

Male polar bears do not hibernate in the traditional sense. Instead, they remain active throughout the winter months, primarily hunting seals on the Arctic sea ice. Unlike true hibernators, polar bears do not enter a deep dormancy; instead, they have evolved specific adaptations to manage long periods of fasting when food access is limited. While pregnant females may enter a temporary state of dormancy known as maternity denning, male polar bears continue their active hunting lifestyle, relying on fat reserves accumulated during the hunting season to sustain them through extended periods of fasting.
scienceinsights.org

LOL....I doubt if anyone was going to try to check it's "plumbing".

 

[justoffal]

Can't say when it was taken.

I did find this:

Male polar bears do not hibernate in the traditional sense. Instead, they remain active throughout the winter months, primarily hunting seals on the Arctic sea ice. Unlike true hibernators, polar bears do not enter a deep dormancy; instead, they have evolved specific adaptations to manage long periods of fasting when food access is limited. While pregnant females may enter a temporary state of dormancy known as maternity denning, male polar bears continue their active hunting lifestyle, relying on fat reserves accumulated during the hunting season to sustain them through extended periods of fasting.
scienceinsights.org

LOL....I doubt if anyone was going to try to check it's "plumbing".

That is one monstrous animal. Very, very powerful.....

Close to
2500 pounds I think.

 

[Muhammed]

When was this picture taken? ... because polar bears are in hibernation right now in Norway ... next sunrise is in February ... she builds up fat to sustain herself during the winter ... she doesn't eat ... and this one looks pregnant, so there's baby to feed as well ...

Same as human women ... they get fat and plump in Fall because there's food shortages in the miserable cold snowy places where European people come from ... the fat broads survive to pass their genes on ... the obesity epidemic is caused by food to be abundant year-round, without winter famines ... brought to you by the makers of Ozempic, go ahead and eat all you want, insurance will cover you ...

I think it has more to do with soybeans becoming a food staple. 70 years ago soybeans were practically non-existent in the American diet. Now GMO soybeans are the #1 source calories in the American diet.

That is a very dramatic shift.

And that change in soybean consumption tracks perfectly with the change in the obesity rate. We have become a nation of soy boys.

 

[justoffal]

Can't say when it was taken.

I did find this:

Male polar bears do not hibernate in the traditional sense. Instead, they remain active throughout the winter months, primarily hunting seals on the Arctic sea ice. Unlike true hibernators, polar bears do not enter a deep dormancy; instead, they have evolved specific adaptations to manage long periods of fasting when food access is limited. While pregnant females may enter a temporary state of dormancy known as maternity denning, male polar bears continue their active hunting lifestyle, relying on fat reserves accumulated during the hunting season to sustain them through extended periods of fasting.
scienceinsights.org

LOL....I doubt if anyone was going to try to check it's "plumbing".

That is one monstrous animal. Very, very powerful.....

Close to 3
2500 pounds I think.

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I think it has more to do with soybeans becoming a food staple. 70 years ago soybeans were practically non-existent in the American diet. Now GMO soybeans are the #1 source calories in the American diet.

That is a very dramatic shift.

And that change in soybean consumption tracks perfectly with the change in the obesity rate. We have become a nation of soy boys.

WOW.....

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Now imagine that running toward you at 40mph....Well, maybe 35.

Try 5 mph. Bears are not fast. A human can only run about 20 mph in short spurts! Breaking a 4-minute mile is 15 mph.

 

[hjmick]

I think the photos are actually of "Fat Albert," a polar bear in Alaska...

Meet Fat Albert – the world’s biggest polar bear - Pubity

Fat Albert weights more than 200kgs more than the average polar bear Lives in Alaska, where the locals feed the bears First captured on film several years ago by photographer Edward Boudreau Meet Fat Albert – possibly the biggest polar bear in the world today. The polar bear weighs in at 680kgs...

pubity.com

But maybe not...

 

[ReinyDays]

I think it has more to do with soybeans becoming a food staple. 70 years ago soybeans were practically non-existent in the American diet. Now GMO soybeans are the #1 source calories in the American diet.

That is a very dramatic shift.

And that change in soybean consumption tracks perfectly with the change in the obesity rate. We have become a nation of soy boys.

Do you have a citation for this "soy" claim ... Harvard Medical School doesn't list any fruits or vegetables on their top ten list ('cept what's found on a typical pizza pie) ... {Cite}:

• Grain-based desserts (cakes, cookies, donuts, pies, crisps, cobblers, and granola bars
• Yeast breads
• Chicken and chicken-mixed dishes
• Soda, energy drinks, and sports drinks
• Pizza
• Alcoholic beverages
• Pasta and pasta dishes
• Mexican mixed dishes
• Beef and beef-mixed dishes
• Dairy desserts

Americans don't eat soybeans, I'm sorry but you've been misinformed ... the soy we grow is either animal fodders or just plowed back into the ground ... soybeans are a legume and builds the soil ... it's used as a rotation drop in between corn planting years ... three years corn, one year beans ... the real money is in corn production ...

We'll find corn products in about 90% of the foods we buy at market ... especially the sugar in the above list ...