Fake Foto?

The Washington Post and others think this award-winning photo is a great way to get humans to fight against climate change. A polar bear I know says the photo is as phony as a Hollywood movie star.

A talking polar bear I know says this photo of a 'snoozing' polar bear is a fake.

Grandpa Bear, the brilliant star of my adult-children’s satire ‘Grandpa Bear Goes to Washington,’ knows a thing or two about polar bears and he says this is a stupid human photo trick.

He asks if the bear was lowered from a helicopter?

Did it fly to that spot without making a mark on the snow?

From where was this too-perfect photo taken -- a canoe?

Was the bear so drunk or drugged that it didn't notice there was an expedition a hundred feet away?

The Washington Post asks no questions and doesn't suspect a thing:

How it was taken: Amateur photographer Nima Sarikhani spotted the bear during an expedition in Norway. She hopes it will inspire people to fight climate change. The prize: It was chosen from more than 50,000 photos for the 2023 Wildlife Photographer of the Year People’s Choice Award.

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