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.

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.

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A 20-foot-high Coca-Cola polar bear, designed using Diet Dr Pepper cartons, dominates the west side of the Louisiana Art & Science Museum's atrium.

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Ticketholders also can get their pictures taken with Santa Claus or one of the famous Coca-Cola polar bears, but prints and digital photo access cost extra.

Coca-Cola's new holiday advertisement was made using Real Magic AI, the company's artificial intelligence platform, powered by OpenAI.