UKC

No, not hairy gay men, but the ursine kind.
Remarkably human in their technique.

http://wspinanie.pl/film/misie-ostro-loja/

In reply to Owen W-G:

wow they climb better than me!!!!

In reply to Owen W-G:

Fantastic!

jcm

In reply to Owen W-G:

But what has it done on grit?

In reply to Owen W-G:

The kid done good to climb the 6a variation up the face.

In reply to Iain Peters:

I'd say he bearly made it.

In reply to Owen W-G:

Loved the little one working out the moves, climbs better than me!

In reply to Owen W-G:

Nice.

I see your rock climbing bear, and raise you tree climbing goats

http://webecoist.momtastic.com/2008/08/19/the-incredible-tree-climbing-goat...

In reply to Owen W-G:

I had a mate with a rare breed of dog that could seriously climb - I think it was called a Lundishound??? I think it translated to something like a Puffin Hound that was bred for climbing rocks and grabbing Puffins off cliffs.

The dog could pretty much get up anything - with the exception of overhanging stuff.

Nice Dog, never seen another one since - never found out if he was pulling my leg.

Nath

In reply to Owen W-G:

http://www.puppyfinder.org.uk/hounds/norwegian-lundehund/

Found it, you couldn't make it up.

Rock climbing dog with bred with extra toes for grip and front legs that open outwards like our.

Nath

In reply to Owen W-G:

Looks like they avoided a grizzly end.

In reply to AndrewW:

No need to go to Morrocco. Goats up trees can be found most days above the New Quarry in Avon Gorge. They refuse to have anything to do with grit.