Considered one of the most dangerous animals in the wild, polar bears are typically an animal to be feared, and best seen from afar. But there are exceptions to every rule. Found alone on the island of Bolshevik, in the remote Severnaya Zemlya archipelago, a female polar bear cub became very friendly with a team of gold miners who were stationed there for some contract work. It’s believed that her mother had died and, being hungry and too young to hunt, she approached the miners’ base, attracted by the scent of their cooking, according to The Siberian Times. The miners fed the cub and, over the course of several months, she built a bond with them to the point where she began to act more like a domesticated family dog than a polar bear. The miners captured video footage of their interactions with the cub and some of her adorable antics around the camp. …