Coca-Cola introduced this limited edition white can in November 2011, as a symbol of partnership with the WWF and a $3 million pledge to their campaign to conserve polar bear habitat in the Arctic.

Sorenson's Coca-Cola polar bear lies on his back at about 8 feet long and 3 feet high with the signature red scarf draped around his neck.

"I'm kind of amazed that (the snow sculptures) attract this much attention," Sorenson said. "Especially this year, I thought I had toned it way back." ...

One 30-second ad shows digital polar bears, deer and other animals scampering in the snow as computer-generated trucks, pine trees, bridges and even hot-air balloons are lit up with Christmas lights.

World of Coca-Cola is ranked #10 out of 31 things to do in Atlanta. ... Plus, you'll get a skip-the-line photo op with the World of Coca-Cola Polar Bear. World of Coca-Cola Parking.

To help save the polar bears, Coca-Cola pledged a $2 million donation to the World Wildlife Fund in 2011, and collected $3 million more from consumers. These moves were announced in a 2013 Coca ...