Those were some phenomenal pictures, but, like Sheri, I believe that has nothing to do with faith. It is merely random interaction between species. It happens more often than we realize, this guy was just lucky enough to be in the right place at the right time.Dogs are not the natural prey of polar bears.
Wolves and ravens play together.
We all know females will nurse and mother those of even another speices if they are lactating.
Not so sure what any of that biology would have to do with faith.
Pretty neat though, would love to see a polar bear in the wild.
Seconded! ~ Rex
If you keep any pets around yourself you'll see that they each have a personality of their own. I have two both are great with people. But one will try to kill any living thing that crosses her path (except humans) including puppies, cats kittens, ect. The other one has been cought on more than one occasion playing with the neighbors cat and her kittens. So is theirs something bigger at work here? I dont thinks so.:worship: :worship: :worship:
Wisdom is understanding there is something larger than our small selves.....
Every time humans decide they "know" something....Nature/Creator proves us ignorant.....
Too bad we ALL can't be as these predators have shown themselves to be....
Thanks again for sharing this enlightening clip....MY faith was reaffirmed, anyway.
As a Mother...I'm thinking that a hungry/feeding young mother would be HUNTING..not playing with potential, CHAINED prey....
They were simply enjoying each others company. Why does it have to be so complicated? In case it isn't widely known...the people of that region have historically kept their dogs chained/tied close by to WARD OFF polar bears...for thousands of years.
So....what happened THIS time? :?
F.A.I.T.H......SOMEthing bigger at work.!