Bear Holding a Shark

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In the Strong Bad e-mail, [[myths & legends]], a mock-documentary about the myth and legend of the "bear holding a shark" is explored.
In the Strong Bad e-mail, [[myths & legends]], a mock-documentary about the myth and legend of the "bear holding a shark" is explored.
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Later, a few weeks after 9-11, Chris Bachelder's book ''''Bear v. Shark''' was published and may also be another reference. [http://www.bookslut.com/features/2004_01_001305.php]
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Later, a few weeks after 9-11, Chris Bachelder's book ''Bear v. Shark'' was published and may also be another reference. [http://www.bookslut.com/features/2004_01_001305.php]
== Appearances ==
== Appearances ==

Revision as of 22:14, 13 February 2006

Bear holding shark.
A glimpse of the monsterman?

The Bear-Shark is a cardboard cut-out of a bear holding a shark, lurking behind the fence of Strong Badia. It is Strong Badia's "security countermethod", as Strong Bad puts it. It scares The Cheat often, as when The Cheat touches the Tire, not only does he get an electric shock, but the Bear-Shark pops up. For reasons that are never really looked into, The Cheat seems to have a phobia of bears holding sharks. The Bear-Shark also plays the part of "headhunters" on Strong Bad's Riverquest Safariventure. It is scared off by firing a starting pistol in its general direction twice. It also had a documentary documented about it. Apparently, Homestar and his "dog" Pom Pom were walking in the woods when they saw the "monsterman". Strong Sad did not believe these myths & legends very much.

Reference?

The Bear/Shark nature-relationship has been explored by Space Ghost Coast to Coast in the episode "Kentucky Nightmare" which aired on Cartoon Network in May of 2001. In this episode, Space Ghost shows off his "nature documentary" about Bears and Sharks being Nature's Best Friends. According to him, public television rejected his film on the basis of it being "grossly inaccurate". Adult Swim has since made a few ads featuring bears and sharks.

In the Strong Bad e-mail, myths & legends, a mock-documentary about the myth and legend of the "bear holding a shark" is explored.

Later, a few weeks after 9-11, Chris Bachelder's book Bear v. Shark was published and may also be another reference. [1]

Appearances

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