Polar Bear Country -- Churchill, Canada --2016 -- an Adventure

[@panchoville69]

Fred, Thank you for sharing!!! You did an amazing, realistic job of describing what Churchill has to offer. You captured really good footage and I love how you show people how well bears can hide. Often we find people don't believe us until they see it with their own eyes!!! Keep travelling and sharing!!!

[@caseygrant4855]

Wonderful video. Thank you for sharing!

[@ollieromanow6818]

Lived in Churchill from 1956 till 1979, best years of my life worked at the Port for 17 years and later at The Duke of Marlborough School till I left to live in the Middle East in 1979, lived in Muscat Oman for four years and Saudi Arabia for three years and returned and moved to Lynn Lake Man, where I still reside, while in Churchill seen plenty of bears at safe distances

[@gracerobblee]

wow, thank you for making such a great video! this is definitely the number one thing on my bucket list. such wonderful animals❤️

[@joanneyoung7681]

Thank you so much my friend, that is a wonderful, informative review of the Polar Bear habits during their the winter... Good Job! Jo Young San Diego.

[@andiggidyswig8097]

When The Polar Bear sniffs the air in that manner he is obviously looking for a Coca Cola... And 🎅 Santa. Another world from down here in Texas. Awesome Video. Thanks for Sharing

[@arhamahmadi852]

Amazing. Thank you for your video.

[@kymberleybeal1886]

Wonderful! Thank you.

[@Blog4Justice]

Great film. Thanks! 🇬🇧

[@ferdoceu2265]

Thanks for sharing,

[@thebotformalityknownasdale2564]

I once lived in churchill from march 25th 73 tell april 29 77 we lived mostly in the fort churchill about a block from the airport that was durring the rocket range operating and the nato rapeer thrust artic training my dad worked for the MOT goverment it was the best time of my life for a young boy growing up there amoungest all the milatairy stuff going on and the wild life rite outside your windowon top of that all the shipping in the summer.

[@revk8611]

Thank you for this video, Very well done.

[@ТатьянаВасильева-ч2г]

Polar bears are very nice!

[@ftloa5815]

Great documentary!

[@juliuscaesare2666]

Churchill is wonderful

[@carylfontaine3640]

Thanku for this wonderful video ♡

[@phillm156]

Thank you, a very nice video of your experience. Sounds like it’s presented by James Woods.😄

[@NeoNg11]

very nice video about polar bear

[@dmmchugh3714]

I would like travel to Churchill to see the northern lights. When did you travel there ?

[@gracelove-hopefaith9838]

Thank you! This is great! 　I love polar bears!　しろくまさん　大好きです！💖　もう絶滅危惧種で売買できないので　動物園などは繁殖に一生懸命です。

[@zenildatarcitano8819]

Beautiful fantastic bear mamma. Ursa love

[@ericencarin]

Hello Fred , nice movie ! Maybe you remember us , we were on the same trip ! (the couple from the Netherlands) Is it oke to link to this movie from our website ? Regard's , Eric

[@KingaKucyk]

Beautiful!

[@brendacameron4827]

19 dislikes, seriously? Who on earth would dislike this?

[@yvonneost12]

very good guide lady.

[@fasx56]

It takes a lot of food for a single Polar Bear to survive thus the Bear population is limited by food supply, seals and walrus and whatever else they can find across the Arctic.Last I read the bear population is in pretty good condition.

[@vincent_hall]

Polar bears do eat berries and whales all eat meat. Very cool video, thanks very much. I really want to go someday.

[@ruigong1778]

love polar bear

[@anitaabdulrahim8910]

I k9ve you so much polar.. my ambition need the join gg to see polar bear..vut i cant the money bcs. Pay very high and expeceed to the artic...

[@renatedebruyn9612]

The female polar bear, when pregnant, does a semi hibernation as it's heart rate dramatically lowers.

[@kjoyce1912]

AFTER YOUR POLAR BEAR TRIP GO GREET A FEW GRIZZLY BEARS.

[@sherriwheeler9771]

The only safe way to see a polar bear is in this screen ! I’m okay with that ! God created that creature for something but not me to be near them .

[@stevencassidy6982]

Polar bears are exceedingly rare. Why isn't here a role for conserving bears?

[@newman793]

Steven Cassidy They aren't rare populations of them is high and healthy Inuits kill close to 500 of them a year they have been hunting polar bears for a thousand years. Learn your facts!

[@newman793]

I would love to eat one!

[@MsSweetLoquita]

Wow is very expensive to shop Ever tried a town org A group of residents who order on line shopping to wallmart or Depending how Large the order gets a free delivery. With outside cost I

[@Poshodenero]

Dude. I Can tell some of ya'll are feeding them. I saw the bears face. Looking for treats. Please tell your community not to feed them. They are not pets.

[@patrickfrancis902]

Shut up

[@ketsiabella4657]

@@patrickfrancis902 you shut up, those shit gets aggressive when they are being fed, and it’s dangerous for folks around

[@saraallison9469]

Manitoba

[@anitaabdulrahim8910]

Plz dont disspointed the polar bear all everthing...bcs polar bear need the live and comfortable the habittat..i hate very much u can't respect..dont again2 u dispointed and hugh the polar bear..u know..polar bear from god give to u century..so plz Plz take care every time...polar brar snimsl...nice, smart, friendly...

[@1945Jill]

Should throw him one of those kids!