The woods have always been a place of mystery and wonder for our young Bear. While many venture into the forest to forage for mushrooms, Bear has an altogether different objective - to hunt for ancient treasures of the animal kingdom!

This Halloween, Bear hit the woodland jackpot! He came bounding back with a collection of red deer bones, his eyes alight with the thrill of discovery. To him, these weren't just fragments of the forest's past, but relics from the time of mighty dinosaurs. It's a phase, they say, that age where dinosaurs reign supreme in a child's imagination, and bones and bugs are the coolest treasures on Earth.

At home, the playground transformed into a paleontologist's workshop. With deep concentration, Bear created intricate, almost mystical bone constellations, weaving tales of powerful beasts and brave explorers. And while some might see just a pile of bones, to us, it's a glimpse into the beautiful, boundless world of a child's imagination.

It's worth noting that in the wild, red deer and other creatures can pass away due to completely natural causes. In Scandinavia, children often get a genuine glimpse into the circle of life, and mortality is not shielded from them. Whether it's witnessing a giraffe's dissection at the zoo, participating in a chicken's preparation for a meal at kindergarten, or observing the remains of a roadkill badger during a school trip, these experiences provide a grounding sense of life's realities and the nature of existence.

So, here's to the whimsical, the wondrous, and the weird! To dinosaur digs in the backyard and spooky bone arrangements under the autumn moon. It's Halloween, Bear-style - and there's no adventure quite like it!