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Grizzly-polar bear hybrid found in Canada

by Joe on May. 16th, 2006

Ligers generated a lot of interest in a previous blog entry. Recently, a DNA test confirmed the first documented case of a hybrid grizzly-polar bear in the wild in Canada's Northwest Territories. Read more about it here.

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This was very interesting!!\r\n

posted on Wed, 05/17/2006 - 9:55am

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