You will see a bear waving, bear ᴀᴛᴛᴀᴄᴋ, bear breaks into the car, bear breaks into the house, and so on. And let’s find out if it’s true that Russian Bear is treated differently from “outside Rᴜssɪᴀ” bear, or like we usually say “meanwhile in Rᴜssɪᴀ”
Documenting a couple of friends on a fishing trip is usual, but when one of them is a brown bear, things become interesting. Veronika Dichka, a woman from Novosibirsk, Russia, wanted to adopt Archie, a bear, from a safari park that had to close.
Archie was saved from a circus as a puppy and has since resided at the zoo among other animals. Unfortunately, due to the various challenges brought on by the epidemic, the zoo had to close since it became exceedingly impossible to keep the site running.
Everyone has their own personality and likes; Archie is brilliant, knows a variety of tricks, is extremely disciplined, and is overly loving and spoilt. Veronika, on the other hand, is a professional model and dancer, but they have a taste in common, and it is time for sport fishing.
Veronika continued: “Archie lives with us every day and is completely in love with water. He likes it when I take him to new places, so this day of fishing was a treat for him.”
Archie the bear and Veronika Dichka like to spend time ‘fishing’ together on the forest lake in their native Novosibirsk, found in southern Siberia. Their tender relationship has been ᴄᴀᴘᴛᴜʀᴇᴅ by a photographer shᴏᴡɪɴɢ the pair cherishing their time together while on a fishing boat.
“He sees me as a member of his family, we share food, [he] sleeps in my arms when afraid, and ʜɪᴅᴇs behind me. We rescued him from the safari park but can’t release him into the wild as he has lived in captivity his whole life,” Veronika said.
Veronika said: ‘He sees me as a member of his family, we share food, [he] sleeps in my arms when afraid, and hides behind me.
She said, “Archie spends every day with us and is madly in love with water. He loves it very much when I take him to new places, so this sʜᴏᴏᴛing was a pleasure for him!”
