When I first saw the photo, I thought it was a P picture [covering my face]. Aren't polar bears supposed to live in a snowy world? So how could these polar bears be in the midst of brilliant flowers

When I first saw the photo, I thought it was a P picture [covering my face]. Aren't polar bears supposed to live in a snowy world? So how can these polar bears play freely among the splendid flowers? The rare photos below were captured by 79-year-old Canadian photographer Dennis Fast near Hudson Bay in the small town of Churchill. Isolated from the rest of the world, it is known as the "Polar Bear Capital of the World" because it is located on the route of polar bears migrating from inland to the shore in autumn.

Polar bears love to spend spring and summer in Hudson Bay. Not only is there fresh fish to hunt, but there are also natural open grasslands, plenty of sunshine, and relatively low temperatures, which is very suitable for polar bears to wait for the arrival of winter here. In the summer, Hudson Bay is filled with purple-red willow orchids, and polar bears come here to play in the sea of flowers. Their cute, slow and calm, carefree look is very cute. Such scenes are both dreamlike and rare!