Mama Bear and Cub Cool Off in Backyard Pool Just Living Their Best Life originally appeared on PetHelpful.

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These Arctic animals enjoy swimming just like humans do, and one zoo shared the cutest video of a polar bear jumping into a pool. The Oregon Zoo shared a video on YouTube of one of their polar ...

Belly flops, play bites and dunks! Polar bears Nora and Amelia Grey frolicked in the pool at Polar Passage on a sunny day.

But would they dare blow the whistle for polar bear play? No megaphone at any volume would have been able to stop Portland’s beloved polar bear sisters from a having a good time this sunny day ...

“As the sea ice melts earlier and earlier, polar bears are forced to swim more and more, to reach seal populations,” said author Blaine Griffen, a biologist at BYU in a release. One female ...

In October 1955, a polar bear cub, just seven months old, arrived in Madras. It was named Snejhok, Russian for ‘little snow’. According to an article published in The Hindu on October 10 ...

Image A bear cub, who came to be known as Baby Bear, arrived at a wildlife center in San Diego after it was found alone at a national park.Credit...San Diego Humane Society Baby Bear — his ...

This mother bear is getting an early start on the summer pool season. With as hot as humid as it can get in the month of May, I don’t blame this mother black bear and her cub one bit. Luckily for them ...

In the video, the bear cub is first seen swimming in the pool as the mother looks on and fixes her baby's form. She then hops into the pool herself to show her cub how it's done. After they are ...