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The same exhibit, but from other point of view. The mature trees inside are not hot-wired and are used by the bears.

one half of chester's bear enclosure. The bears share the enclosure with coatis which can usually be found by the large poles in the background of this image.

Thirsty Coati's at the Antwerp Zoo. They share a big exhibit together with Spectacled Bears.

Antwerp Zoo, Belgium.

Two Spectacled Bears at the Antwerp Zoo in Belgium.

The zoo had 2 bearpits next to eachother for brown bears.

This is half of the current (brown) bear-enclosure. Extremely bad, but they are building a new enclosure which should open in summer 2008

Antwerp Zoo, Belgium.

View at the bear exhibit at the Antwerp Zoo (Coati's and Spectacled bears). On the other side of the wall there is another part of it.

Cincinnati Zoo's Polar Bear exhibit. Photo Taken January 2006.

Photo Taken January 2006.

I believe the last polar bear Chester had, taken at some point in the 1990's

Polar Bears (Ursus maritimus) Nanook and Nija, August 1981. Nija drowned a few months later having become trapped under the ice.

The female brown bear in Copenhagen Zoo with three young cubs. Copenhagen gets bear cubs every two years. This enclosure is a new expansion of the old bear caves (it's much bigger than the photo suggests). Taken in Copenhagen Zoo, 2007.

The male brown bear in the old bear caves in Copenhagen Zoo. Taken in Copenhagen Zoo, 2007.

The polar bear exhibit in Copenhagen is part of the old bear caves. It was recently expanded a little outside of the picture, but the plan is to built a brand new enclosure for the bears sometime between 2008-2010. Taken in Copenhagen Zoo, 2006.

Zoom Erlebniswelt ,Gelsenkirchen, Germany , July 15th ,2007 ; polar bear enclosure in the Alaska part.

Kodiak Bear Enclosure in the Africa part @ Zoom Erlebniswelt

The male brown bear in Copenhagen during wintertime. This male bear is quite valuable for the breeding programme, since he is born in the wild. His mother was shot in the Swedish woods, and he was then brought to Denmark to live in Copenhagen Zoo. He has already fathered many cubs.

The young female polar bear in Copenhagen Zoo always enjoy the snow during winter, and spends a lot of time just rolling around in it.