This image was taken in Wapuks Np, Manitoba, Canada, 2017.
A personal note from the photographer: The bond between mother and offspring, and between sibling and sibling, is very strong. It's the only social structure among normally solitary polar bears to be recognized and identified by scientists. Playing, chasing, wrestling, fighting, cuddling and napping together are all part of daily life for a young bear. The cubs engage in fun and games that prepare them for their roles in life later on. Once weaned the siblings will stick together for a while hunting and playing.
Mothers are extremely patient with their cub allowing them to bite, jump and pirouetting all oven and around her.
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