Fat Bear Award?

I just read this fun story on CNN!

Fat Bear Week 2025 is the Distraction Everybody Needs (Lilit Marcus, CNN)

I couldn’t help but click on it because I was curious, and I did need some distraction.

So, there is a “Fat Bear Award” and it is pretty well known.

It even has a Wikipedia page. Here’s a quote from it.

Fat Bear Week is an annual event held in late September or early October by Katmai National Park and Preserve in Alaska, commemorating the seasonal preparations made by Alaska peninsula brown bears inhabiting Katmai as they ready themselves for their winter hibernation. The competition is organized by the National Park Service and Explore.org. Spectators from around the world are invited to cast online votes to determine the bear that has most effectively accumulated fat reserves. — Wikipedia

If you want to watch Fat Bear Week voting unfold, here’s a link to the website.

Fat Bear Week (Explore.org, Official Website)

If you need more distraction, then watch Explore.org’s Live Cams. You can also check out Explore.org’s YouTube Channel that has Live Streams and a bunch of Videos.

Of course, I did 🙂

Then I went looking for 360° videos of the bears on YouTube.

Here’s a link to one that I think might be of bears at Katmai, but I’m not certain.

Swimming With Bears (National Geographic, YouTube 360° Video)

Of course, I couldn’t help but watch this video, even if it isn’t from Katmai.

Watch the video below in 360° on YouTube here!

Wildlife Protection Solutions (YouTube Channel)
Wildlife Protection Solutions (Official Website)

So, that’s was a LOT of distraction!

However, if you still need even more, check out Critter’s Hollow.

Yes, if you look around, there’s a bear!


You can also explore it on Kuula.

Enjoy & Happy Fat Bear Week!

Find out more about bears and animals in general …

Panda’s Playtime

There’s nothing cuter watching two pandas playing!

Here’s a YouTube video from the Atlanta’s Zoo with a serious “aawwwhhhhh” factor.

Zoo Atlanta (YouTube Channel)
Zoo Atlanta (Official Website)

Adorable!

However, it turns out there’s something even cuter.

That’s pandas playing in the snow. They love it, apparently. Check out this video from Smithsonian’s National Zoo.

Smithsonian’s National Zoo (YouTube Channel)
Smithsonian’s National Zoo (Official Website)

So pandas are very entertaining creatures.

It turns out they are fairly odd, but kinda fascinating creatures as well.

Here’s a link to a video that explains some ways that’s true.

How Do Pandas Exist? (SciShow)

Of course, after all of that, I just had to make a new page about pandas!

Find out more about pandas and bears in general …

Lions, Tigers & Bears…

The advent of360° cameras brought a plethora of 360° videos about animals.

Many are conservation oriented like these about lions and tigers.

Watch the video below in 360° on YouTube here!

METAVRSE (YouTube Channel)
METAVRSE (Official Website)

Watch the video below in 360° on YouTube here!

AirPano VR (YouTube Channel)
AirPano VR (Official Website)

National Geographic is a prolific producer of them. Here is a link to an example.

Swimming With Bears in 360° (National Geographic)

You can find a ton more great 360° videos from National Geographic on YouTube!

One company even showcased their professional cinematic VR cameras by producing this video that was Sundance worthy.

Watch the video below in 360° on YouTube here!

Condition One (YouTube Channel)

Finally, YouTube even created a very nice channel called The Animal Point of View full of neat 360° animal videos.

They are endlessly educational and entertaining — enjoy!

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