Plunging temperatures make for snowy scenesPublished19 JanuaryImage source, ReutersImage caption, Much of northern Europe has been experiencing a cold snap. This panda at Pairi Daiza zoo in Brugelette, Belgium is getting used to its new snowy environment. What is all this white stuff then? Can I eat it?Image source, ReutersImage caption, Some neighbouring polar bears probably think this is more like it. With their thick fur they're built for the snowImage source, ReutersImage caption, Meanwhile, a stork admires its newfound ability to blend in with its surroundingsImage source, ReutersImage caption, Finally, my camouflage makes sense! A royal white tiger, a few enclosures away, seems quite at ease with snow on his faceImage source, EPAImage caption, For those of us on two feet, getting around can prove a little tricky. At least these people in Belfast won't get stuck in traffic on their tobogganImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, It was so cold on Thursday, the fountains at Trafalgar Square in London began shooting snow and iceImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Someone has been making the most of the recent chill to create a new mascot for Everton at Goodison ParkImage source, EPA/efe/rex/shuterstockImage caption, Many schools in Europe were closed due to difficult travel conditions and kids enjoyed an unexpected day offImage source, EPA/efe/rex/shutterstockImage caption, In Eryri, formerly known as Snowdonia, snow could be seen in the fields as well as on the Welsh peaksImage caption, Shetland experienced some of the heaviest snow in the UKImage source, PA MediaImage caption, The freeze is not due to last though, which is good news for these birds in Tynemouth whose lake has partially frozen overImage source, ReutersImage caption, So, enjoy it, while it lasts, if you can!More on this storyAward-winning animal pics to make your day!Published13 December 2022Pouncing kittens, jumping dogs... the funniest pet pics of the yearPublished11 August 2023What's so funny?! These animal pics!Published2 September 2021