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Shall We Dance?

Shall We Dance?

Rather than hibernating in winter, these grizzly bears had a wrestling match in the snow during a winter's day at the zoo....
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Rather than hibernating in winter, these grizzly bears had a wrestling match in the snow during a winter's day at the zoo.
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Nov, 2013

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lol:) dancing? fighting? playing? lovely.

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