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Scream, Blixa. Scream!
Scream, Blixa. Scream!
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Recent research has posited that polar bears are not so much bears as giant weasels.
No really! They may represent a link between the Ursinae and the Mustelidae. And the mustelids were there first. Pretty cool.
If you've ever seen a healthy intact male albino ferret, the resemblance (except for the size part) is striking.
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Date: 2002-05-14 06:25 pm (UTC)No really! They may represent a link between the Ursinae and the Mustelidae. And the mustelids were there first. Pretty cool.
If you've ever seen a healthy intact male albino ferret, the resemblance (except for the size part) is striking.