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A gangling grizzly bear nicknamed “Circus Bear” runs along Mary Bay in Yellowstone National Park last week. The bear got his nickname for his unusual features — long, funny ears, a skinny body, …
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{gallery}07_22_10/grizz{/gallery} A gangling grizzly bear nicknamed “Circus Bear” runs along Mary Bay in Yellowstone National Park last week. The bear got his nickname for his unusual features — long, funny ears, a skinny body, extra long legs and hair missing around his eyes, said photographer Neale Blank, who took this photo from about 50 yards away. His features “aren't characteristic of a grizzly.” Circus Bear is about 10-12 years old and frequently roams the area around Mary Bay, Blank said. Courtesy photo/Neale Blank{mosloadpositionuser201}
A gangling grizzly bear nicknamed “Circus Bear” runs along Mary Bay in Yellowstone National Park last week. The bear got his nickname for his unusual features — long, funny ears, a skinny body, extra long legs and hair missing around his eyes, said photographer Neale Blank, who took this photo from about 50 yards away. His features “aren't characteristic of a grizzly.” Circus Bear is about 10-12 years old and frequently roams the area around Mary Bay, Blank said. Courtesy photo/Neale Blank
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