Yes, looking at those claws. Puts me in mind of the late Bart, Doug and Lynne Seus's Alaskan Kodiak. He starred in an impressive number of films, weighing a reported 1,779 pounds and standing 9' 7.5" tall. Bart was euthanized with cancer in 2000, at age 23.
I still feel quite content having stuck to big cats.
Years ago I asked Gunther why he never worked bears. At this point in time I cannot recall his exact words but I would say " too unpredictable" would be a good start.
No expert on bears, but I have been told that the facial expressions never change. So a happy look and a ready to attack look could all be the same.....
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This is Jim Kowalczik who
is married to Susie Rix
They have a few BIG bears
at their own farm not far
from the Rix family farm
in Middletown NY where
Jeannette still keeps both
bears & special purpose
German Shepherds that she
breeds for police work
Wonderful family the Rix's .
I believe Susie still goes out with their Big Bear exhibit and are annual favorites at The Big E in W Springfield, Mass.
This a big grizzly. Dangerous as heck.
Yes, looking at those claws. Puts me in mind of the late Bart, Doug and Lynne Seus's Alaskan Kodiak. He starred in an impressive number of films, weighing a reported 1,779 pounds and standing 9' 7.5" tall. Bart was euthanized with cancer in 2000, at age 23.
I still feel quite content having stuck to big cats.
Years ago I asked Gunther why he never worked bears. At this point in time I cannot recall his exact words but I would say " too unpredictable" would be a good start.
No expert on bears, but I have been told that the facial expressions never change. So a happy look and a ready to attack look could all be the same.....
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