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Nectar of the Gods

Nectar of the Gods

Lying at waters edge this polar bear cub enjoys the rich succulent milk from Mom. If you count the legs you will see one extra on the backside of Mom. This wa...
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Lying at waters edge this polar bear cub enjoys the rich succulent milk from Mom. If you count the legs you will see one extra on the backside of Mom. This was another cub waiting his turn. Kaktovik Alaska 2013
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NIKON D800

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Aperture f/8 ISO 800 Shutter 1/1600 Focal Length 2800/10

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May, 2016

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