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i wonder if it sticks to their fur...

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eheheh it looks like someone beat Triumph the Insult Comedy Dog to the poop

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xpDKyWmBpQ&feature=related]YouTube - Detroit Zoo Polar Bear Pooping[/ame]
 
If a bear poops in it's pool and no one is there to see it......

(Just to explain my joke, just in case... combo of does a bear poop in the woods and if a tree falls in the woods sort of thing....)
 
It makes me remember a story of my friend (nickname Checo Loco) who realized he needs urgently solve the same problem when being 50m deep on scuba. He told, the most complicated was undressing. Apparently not anything the bears bother about. He did not speak about sticking of anything to his fur, but if you are interested, I can ask.
 
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