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Collapse@lemmy.mlEnglish · 11 months ago

Half-asleep bears are wandering around Siberia because it's too hot to hibernate

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Half-asleep bears are wandering around Siberia because it's too hot to hibernate

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Collapse@lemmy.mlEnglish · 11 months ago

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Bears that are struggling to hibernate due to abnormally warm weather in Russia's Amur region are wandering around in a daze, having suppressed their metabolism in preparation for winter.

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Is that AI generated? The bear has two pupils.
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  Yes, it is AI generated.
  
  Why settle for 20/20 vision when you can have 20/20/20/20?

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