St. Anthony is at the northern tip of Newfoundland, near where vikings landed.
I guess all the bears aren't drowning at sea, as Al Gore, Prophet of Doom, would have you believe.
Residents were also advised not to chase them on snowmobiles. Why not? Sounds like fun, as long as you have a 30-06 with you. I hear polar bear stew is delish.
Below is one of two recently sighted in or near town. It's unknown if this was the one hit by the plow. It does appear, however, that he might be feasting on a local resident.
Hat tip: Small Dead Animals.
The outside is cold and crunchy, but the center is warm and chewy.
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