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Bear attack (graphic photos)

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I kind of liked the pictures.

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Why did you post this....

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Why did you post this....

 

 

Why did you look? To teach my BGP family the dangers of trying to swim with a polar bear. :D

That is disgusting. I am suprised he is even still alive.

Well I was seriously getting ready to eat, but now I might have to wait about fifteen minutes. The perfect scenario in which the word gruesome fits. Gua, he got ate up.

The funny thing is, after repeated viewings, that picture of the leg isn't all that disgusting to me. It's almost like my head is telling me it's not real.

That makes a little more sense. I almost asked in the last post how it was that the bone was still intact.

 

 

I am kind of morbid but those are some brutal pictures but pretty interesting. I do not think that is his bone but his achilles tendon.

I am kind of morbid but those are some brutal pictures but pretty interesting. I do not think that is his bone but his achilles tendon.

You're probably right. I have absolutely no clue about such things. But I would still ask how it was intact if a bear had bit through the foot. Knowing it wasn't a bear, it makes more sense.

Remember this guy anytime during today that you feel like your day is going bad....

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