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Picture No. 10901670
Polar Bear - yawning (Ursus maritimus) Date
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Alaska Maritimus Ursus Yawning
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Yawn-tastic! This Polar Bear is giving us a masterclass in the art of relaxation. With its mouth wide open and tongue stretching out, it's clear that this bear knows how to take life easy. Who needs coffee when you can start your day with a big ol' yawn like this? This snapshot captures the essence of Arctic chill as our furry friend takes a break from all the icy adventures. The majestic white coat blends perfectly with the snowy surroundings, making it almost impossible to spot if not for that jaw-dropping yawn. Ursus maritimus here seems to be saying, 'Hey humans, don't take life too seriously!' It's a reminder that even in the harshest environments, there's always time for some good old-fashioned fun. And what better way to have fun than by showing off your impressive dental work? So next time you're feeling stressed or overwhelmed, just imagine yourself as this yawning polar bear – embracing every moment with pure bliss and carefree abandon. Let go of your worries and join this magnificent creature in celebrating life’s simple joys. Remember: Yawns are contagious! Don't be surprised if everyone around you starts yawning after seeing this print – it's simply irresistible!
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