Mama Polar Bear was Tired, Covered her Ears as her Cub Constantly Made Trouble
A playful polar bear cub has been caught causing mischief in a series of sweet snaps – while its long-suffering mother bear appears to be at her wits’ end.
With expressions reminiscent of a human mother who is being bothered by her baby, the polar bear covers her ears as she struggles to keep up with her energetic cub.
The adorable six-week-old is pictured following her mum out of their cave and through the deep snow as it desperately tries to get her attention.
The mother bear looks less than impressed as her baby clambers over her, pokes her with its paw and hides underneath her as it tries to get her to play.
Seemingly desperate for some peace and quiet, the mother bear puts her huge paws over her head, closes her eyes and even buries her face in the snow.
Desperate for some peace and quiet, the mother bear puts her huge paws over her head as her cub pokes her with its paw
The cheeky cub pokes its tongue out in one adorable snap as it shelters under its mother’s belly
Like mother like cub: The majestic creatures look directly at the camera with their black eyes and snouts standing out against the white snow
The six-week-old clambers over her mother in the snow as she tries to get her attention
The cub hides beneath her mum as the huge bear walks through the thick white snow at Fletcher Lake in Canada
I can’t bear it! The mother bear covers her ears and lies on her side as she tries to ignore her naughty cub
I need a nap: The polar bear cub bothers its mother as the seemingly exhausted bear lies down in the snow
Bear hugs: The mother and baby bear huddle together after emerging from their cave
The adorable six-week-old was pictured following her mum out of their cave and through the deep snow
The stunning photos were taken at Fletcher Lake inside of Wapusk Park, Churchill, Canada, by amateur photographer Yuan Su from Carmel, Indiana.
The 66-year-old said: ‘We watched them very closely every day. On the fourth day we started to take pictures immediately when we found the bears outside the cave where they live.
‘They stayed on the snow field for about two hours then went back to the cave.
‘The six week old baby polar bear followed the mum’s movement, and played with her. The baby hid behind the mum for a while, and crawled on her back.
‘The baby also ran after the mum and the mum kept on watching out closely for her baby.
‘I loved watching this baby very much – it is very cute.’
