After one bear left the water he really wanted to play with the other bear. Apparently the other bear didn’t want to play and got a little mad. That’s one argument I don’t want to be a part of.
Thanks for viewing and happy shooting,
Scott
May 9, 2011
Angry Bears
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Great capture, Scott!
Thank you very much Heath!
That is one intense shot! Great capture!!
Thank you so much Steve!
Nice timing dude!
Thanks Jesse!
Without the context they kinda look like they’re going to make out… Great capture Scott!
Those were the following frames :-) Thank you Jason!
Fierce! Would have loved to see this in person. Most of the time animals I see are pretty tame, with the one exception of this mandrill that I saw go psychotic for a total of 30 seconds. By the time I got my camera out, he was chilled again.
That’s usually what I experience as well, but these bears were all about putting on a show!
Great shot. really good timing catching them like that.
Glad to see I’m not the only one who loves going to the zoo for animal photos.
Thanks David. The Zoo can be one of the best places to capture some wonderful stock photos of animals.
You timed that right Scott!
Thanks Justin!
What a great capture!
Appreciate that Jimi
I think you got it wrong Scott, this is how bears make out ;-)
Must be! HAHA.