stackyFACTSA towering, ferocious grizzly standing on its hind legs to roar is rarely actually angry. In most cases, the wranglers are dangling a stick covered in soft, sugary marshmallows just out of frame. The apex predator is not plotting murder; it just wants a s'more.
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