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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"They take all our money and use it to fly to where polar bears are and they watch them on our behalf."
That is what my grandson just said. Which made me wonder what the money is spent on and how they are helped. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"They take all our money and use it to fly to where polar bears are and they watch them on our behalf.
That is what my grandson just said. Which made me wonder what the money is spent on and how they are helped. "
I imagine that the charities will claim 'important conservation work will be done', which means lots of people with letters after their names will claim to be educating people and observing. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ffs people. This is swinging website and I was quite bored this evening so I thought I will check what sexy conversations are there .... fucking polar bears? Go on bloody google forum ! Haha |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Ffs people. This is swinging website and I was quite bored this evening so I thought I will check what sexy conversations are there .... fucking polar bears? Go on bloody google forum ! Haha "
go and have a wank ha ha |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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To be honest don't know what the problem is, they'll just be reverse evolution. Sure I've read polar bears have already mated with brown or grizzly bears. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"To be honest don't know what the problem is, they'll just be reverse evolution. Sure I've read polar bears have already mated with brown or grizzly bears."
Do they get near enough to them to do that? |
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"Ffs people. This is swinging website and I was quite bored this evening so I thought I will check what sexy conversations are there .... fucking polar bears? Go on bloody google forum ! Haha "
Go in the swingers chat board then. This is the lounge where we can chat about whatever we like.
Now.... Back to polar bears! Conservation and research etc is what it pays for. My niece is polar bear mad and adopted a bear at Christmas. Her best present ever lol |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"What’s wrong with fucking polar bears?   
Well, they are big and aggressive 
*dreamy sigh
We're not talking about the same polar bear are we 
Ohhh that polar bear?! "
The ones we are trying to save. Big, white and hairy. |
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By *educedWoman
over a year ago
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"What’s wrong with fucking polar bears?
Well, they are big and aggressive
*dreamy sigh
We're not talking about the same polar bear are we
Ohhh that polar bear?!
The ones we are trying to save. Big, white and hairy."
Right you are. Then please refer to my first post. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Is it WWF?
If it is then I'd say no.
They are involved in the culling of seals. Don't trust them.
Donate your money (or whatever) to Sea Shepherd Conservation. Google is your friend.. "
I can't remember who it was on the advert. They want us to adopt a polar bear. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Is it WWF?
If it is then I'd say no.
They are involved in the culling of seals. Don't trust them.
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I think you'll find polar bears cull more seals than the WWF. |
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"Polar Bears are the only animal known to attack when not hungry. They kill not foe food, but for fun.
Foxes????
I don't think foxes attack people. "
I could be wrong, but I think its a misconception that foxes kill randomly esp re chickens, they see a large, immediate food store and often kill with a plan to store the food but are often disturbed.......I regret typing this, it is now stuck in my mind |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Polar Bears are the only animal known to attack when not hungry. They kill not foe food, but for fun.
Foxes????"
yes, and very commonly, domestic cats, as well as several other species.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Polar Bears are the only animal known to attack when not hungry. They kill not foe food, but for fun.
Foxes????
I don't think foxes attack people. "
dont think he was referring to humans, but animals... |
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By *educedWoman
over a year ago
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"Is it WWF?
If it is then I'd say no.
They are involved in the culling of seals. Don't trust them.
I think you'll find polar bears cull more seals than the WWF."
Lol.
That is the circle of life.
Do we set out to kill more wildebeest because of the lions, and the crocs have had their quota?
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By *educedWoman
over a year ago
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"Polar Bears are the only animal known to attack when not hungry. They kill not foe food, but for fun.
Foxes????
I don't think foxes attack people.
dont think he was referring to humans, but animals..."
My point is when does one species become more important than the other. Seals can be culled and die a horrific death but polar bears can't? Surely a World Wilflife Fund should cover all world wildlife and not just who is flavour of the month.. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Polar Bears are the only animal known to attack when not hungry. They kill not foe food, but for fun.
Foxes????
I don't think foxes attack people.
dont think he was referring to humans, but animals..."
oh. right |
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By *izzy.Woman
over a year ago
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"Polar Bears are the only animal known to attack when not hungry. They kill not foe food, but for fun.
Foxes????"
No one said foxes! I think the typo was meant to say that polar bears kill not for food, but for fun.
So stop the foxy talk now. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Polar Bears are the only animal known to attack when not hungry. They kill not foe food, but for fun."
Rubbish... All animals will attack if they or their young are threatened enough.
There are also lots of animals that dont kill for food...not for fun...but out of viciousness...
Polecats, Stoats, Mink, Wolverines...mainly Mustelids of one sort or another but other animals as well. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I've seen the ads asking for us to adopt a polar bear.
How do they actually help them?"
Their natural habitat is reducing, so if you adopt one, once it becomes homeless they use your donatation to ship it to its adoptive parent  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Polar Bears are the only animal known to attack when not hungry. They kill not foe food, but for fun.
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Nope, polar bears are always hungry, so attack and eat most things they see. You have mistaken them for domestic cats |
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"Is it WWF?
If it is then I'd say no.
They are involved in the culling of seals. Don't trust them.
Donate your money (or whatever) to Sea Shepherd Conservation. Google is your friend.. "
BRILLIANT CHARITY!
My friend is a captain for them, she is amazing! I never knew half the stuff that goes on til I met her.
I've seen her videos, what they do. She is to me one of lifes real super heroes
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Charities for all this kinda thing are pretty much useless until we as a human race stop fuckin destroying these creatures habitats . I'm sure some of them do there best ,but they can't replace the melting ice I'm afraid  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I've seen the ads asking for us to adopt a polar bear.
How do they actually help them?
Their natural habitat is reducing, so if you adopt one, once it becomes homeless they use your donatation to ship it to its adoptive parent "
I like this idea. I want a panda. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I've seen the ads asking for us to adopt a polar bear.
How do they actually help them?
I wonder this about all charities. "
I only give to local charities and poppy day. I'm becoming very cynical about giving money to charities. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Polar Bears are the only animal known to attack when not hungry. They kill not foe food, but for fun.
Foxes????
I don't think foxes attack people.
I could be wrong, but I think its a misconception that foxes kill randomly esp re chickens, they see a large, immediate food store and often kill with a plan to store the food but are often disturbed.......I regret typing this, it is now stuck in my mind"
Correct |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"To be honest don't know what the problem is, they'll just be reverse evolution. Sure I've read polar bears have already mated with brown or grizzly bears.
Do they get near enough to them to do that? "
Apparently becoming more common in Canada, hybrid off spring called Grolar Bears by all accounts. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"To be honest don't know what the problem is, they'll just be reverse evolution. Sure I've read polar bears have already mated with brown or grizzly bears.
Do they get near enough to them to do that?
Apparently becoming more common in Canada, hybrid off spring called Grolar Bears by all accounts. "
Survival tactics maybe. |
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"To be honest don't know what the problem is, they'll just be reverse evolution. Sure I've read polar bears have already mated with brown or grizzly bears."
The penguins are probably there going " There goes the neighborhood"! |
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I want a Polar bear, Penguin, Flamingo and orangutan...
I do my bit by avoiding palm oil products as best as I can (Orangutans) and doing my washing at 30 degrees and trying not to heat my home too warm (Global Warming)
As for giving money, I am cynical and if I can reduce my carbon footprint or help in other ways I will, love to go to a scanturn and lend a helping hand... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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In Canada is a swim with polar bears experience. It must be awful for the bears swimming in water night next to kids and adults but between them is 10" of plexiglass both below and about 10ft up in air. I've not been there when was in Canada but did read a leaflet at time. It was around 2009 if anyone wants to check it out.
The pictures on leaflet if remember right made me think...here a bear wanting what it wants just all the time..food...and here we have small food dangled in their faces...look but can't touch. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"To be honest don't know what the problem is, they'll just be reverse evolution. Sure I've read polar bears have already mated with brown or grizzly bears.
Do they get near enough to them to do that?
Apparently becoming more common in Canada, hybrid off spring called Grolar Bears by all accounts.
Survival tactics maybe. "
It's thought polar bears evolved from grizzly bears so maybe it's just regressive memory on the polar bears part. Either that or polar bears are like some women on Fab who think blacks better! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"To be honest don't know what the problem is, they'll just be reverse evolution. Sure I've read polar bears have already mated with brown or grizzly bears.
Do they get near enough to them to do that?
Apparently becoming more common in Canada, hybrid off spring called Grolar Bears by all accounts.
Survival tactics maybe.
It's thought polar bears evolved from grizzly bears so maybe it's just regressive memory on the polar bears part. Either that or polar bears are like some women on Fab who think blacks better! "
Could be the male polar bears hunting further afield for black bear mates. Aren't black bears little? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"In Canada is a swim with polar bears experience. It must be awful for the bears swimming in water night next to kids and adults but between them is 10" of plexiglass both below and about 10ft up in air. I've not been there when was in Canada but did read a leaflet at time. It was around 2009 if anyone wants to check it out.
The pictures on leaflet if remember right made me think...here a bear wanting what it wants just all the time..food...and here we have small food dangled in their faces...look but can't touch. "
Why do people want that kind of experience anyway. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"To be honest don't know what the problem is, they'll just be reverse evolution. Sure I've read polar bears have already mated with brown or grizzly bears.
Do they get near enough to them to do that?
Apparently becoming more common in Canada, hybrid off spring called Grolar Bears by all accounts.
Survival tactics maybe.
It's thought polar bears evolved from grizzly bears so maybe it's just regressive memory on the polar bears part. Either that or polar bears are like some women on Fab who think blacks better!
Could be the male polar bears hunting further afield for black bear mates. Aren't black bears little? "
Don't think you'd want one giving you a hug! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"To be honest don't know what the problem is, they'll just be reverse evolution. Sure I've read polar bears have already mated with brown or grizzly bears.
Do they get near enough to them to do that?
Apparently becoming more common in Canada, hybrid off spring called Grolar Bears by all accounts.
Survival tactics maybe.
It's thought polar bears evolved from grizzly bears so maybe it's just regressive memory on the polar bears part. Either that or polar bears are like some women on Fab who think blacks better!
Could be the male polar bears hunting further afield for black bear mates. Aren't black bears little?
Don't think you'd want one giving you a hug! "
No, but they look a lot smaller than polar bears. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"To be honest don't know what the problem is, they'll just be reverse evolution. Sure I've read polar bears have already mated with brown or grizzly bears.
Do they get near enough to them to do that?
Apparently becoming more common in Canada, hybrid off spring called Grolar Bears by all accounts.
Survival tactics maybe.
It's thought polar bears evolved from grizzly bears so maybe it's just regressive memory on the polar bears part. Either that or polar bears are like some women on Fab who think blacks better!
Could be the male polar bears hunting further afield for black bear mates. Aren't black bears little?
Don't think you'd want one giving you a hug!
No, but they look a lot smaller than polar bears. "
Probably, is it important? |
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