2.1.2022 – Photos by Anna Novikova
Due to the corona situation I haven’t any news from Novosibirsk. In the beginning of December Gerda was seen outdoors but she may have retired to her den now.
10.12.2021 – Photos by Anna Novikova
The Winter has arrived in Novosibirsk with cold weather and lots of snow. Our white fluffy friends Gerda and Kai are, of course, very glad about the snow and ice.
14.11.2021 – Videos by Sergej Iltyakov
It’s been snowing in Novosibirsk and the weather is now rather cold with several minus degrees. Polar bears love the frosty weather but maybe a nice soft place is needed anyway.
29.10.2021 – Photos by Arkadij Laptenko
Gerda still had a piece of the breakfast in her mouth when she came out to meet a new day. It looks like she had a fishy breakfast. Kai was taking things very easy.
9.10.2021 – Photos by Anna Novikova and Arkadi Laptenko
Kai is wondering why he and Gerda are separated. Gerda seems to be accepting the situation better than Kai. Well, she was the one who clearly showed she wanted to be alone.
24.9.2021 – Photos by Anna Novikova
It’s early morning and Gerda is still in the land of dreams. Maybe she’s dreaming of the white stuff that will soon fall in Novosibirsk. Well, I guess she has to wait for some weeks.
6.9.2021 – Photos by Anna Novikova and Oksana Kalinina
On the 28th of August the Novosibirsk Zoo celebrated it’s 74 year anniversary so the keepers had arranged a nice surprise for the polar bears Gerda and Kai in their enclosure.
23.8.2021
Gerda and Kai: We’ve had many really hot Summer days here in Novosibirsk so we’re very happy about our little Arctic Corner. It’s a perfect place for dreaming of snow and ice.
13.8.2021 – Photos by Arkadi Laptenko
Gerda and Kai had a little argument in the morning but in the afternoon they were best friends again and started dancing. They are such a sweet couple.
12.7.2021 – Photos by Arkadi Laptenko
Gerda and Kai had a nice surprise when they came out of their den. The keepers had left lots of vegetables for their breakfast. Of course, there was even fish for the bears.
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