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Polar Bear Encounter in Canada’s High Arctic | National Geographic


we’re just looking at the ice chart from

we’re just looking at the ice chart from yesterday and we can obtain the

yesterday and we can obtain the

yesterday and we can obtain the information that there is a some left

information that there is a some left

information that there is a some left over ice around Cape Mercy a very good

over ice around Cape Mercy a very good

over ice around Cape Mercy a very good area for polar bears there’s a polar

area for polar bears there’s a polar

area for polar bears there’s a polar bear right on the top it’s on a piece of

bear right on the top it’s on a piece of

bear right on the top it’s on a piece of ice that’s bobbing we are now in polar

ice that’s bobbing we are now in polar

ice that’s bobbing we are now in polar bear country

well here’s a seal on the eyes just

well here’s a seal on the eyes just ahead of us that’s the food they are

ahead of us that’s the food they are

ahead of us that’s the food they are looking at another polar bear just about

looking at another polar bear just about

looking at another polar bear just about our 12 o’clock position as we move

our 12 o’clock position as we move

our 12 o’clock position as we move deeper into the ice we’re getting

deeper into the ice we’re getting

deeper into the ice we’re getting amazing views of these polar bears just

amazing views of these polar bears just

amazing views of these polar bears just one after the other it’s an incredible

one after the other it’s an incredible

one after the other it’s an incredible privilege to see polar bears in the wild

privilege to see polar bears in the wild

privilege to see polar bears in the wild we have a tried and true technique using

we have a tried and true technique using

we have a tried and true technique using our ship to be very very quiet as we

our ship to be very very quiet as we

our ship to be very very quiet as we move up onto the Bears and our main goal

move up onto the Bears and our main goal

move up onto the Bears and our main goal is to make sure that we do not disturb

is to make sure that we do not disturb

is to make sure that we do not disturb them if they are interested in us they

them if they are interested in us they

them if they are interested in us they come to us but we want to make sure that

come to us but we want to make sure that

come to us but we want to make sure that we are visitors in their habitat and

we are visitors in their habitat and

we are visitors in their habitat and seeing them there completely natural

seeing them there completely natural

seeing them there completely natural setting where we find the ice we find

setting where we find the ice we find

setting where we find the ice we find the ice bears we saw bears because we

the ice bears we saw bears because we

the ice bears we saw bears because we saw ice what we find is that the amount

saw ice what we find is that the amount

saw ice what we find is that the amount of ice is diminishing leaving less

of ice is diminishing leaving less

of ice is diminishing leaving less habitat for the bears if you didn’t see

habitat for the bears if you didn’t see

habitat for the bears if you didn’t see ice we wouldn’t see bears

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