The Life of a Baby Polar Bear - Ep. 4 | Wildlife: The Big Freeze

[@NatGeo]

Baby polar bears are left behind by their mothers at a young age, so they must be ready to handle any situation. What intrigues you the most about this ritual?

[@sharonsuddaby3473]

What intrigues me most about this ritual is how does the baby polar bear protect itself while the mother is away? Does it just stay in the den?

[@ruihanwu8414]

Love this new series! Is there a standard that allow the mother polar bear to know cubs are ready to stand on their own?

[@akul006]

how easily and suddenly the mother bear disconnects from its baby!.. pretty scary feeling..

[@1.4142]

How is information and behaviors passed from the mother to the cub?

[@ivylubiano8285]

i think baby polar bears each have unique personalities, so i wonder how they can survive the odds against them, given that they have to go through life on their own...=)

[@suiloongyong7563]

The filming crew deserve a million thanks for the wonderful footage

[@تامرزيد-ر3ت]

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[@MyNguyen-ff6hh]

You're right

[@theftking]

No they don't, because they killed the baby polar bear after filming. They're horrible! They did it because they didn't want competing nature shows to be able to film the same baby, increasing the value of their footage. It's really horrible, but it's a very common practice in the nature-documentary world. They kill the animals after documenting them to make the footage more "exclusive". Monsters.

[@generaldemolka4455]

@@theftking Source?

[@sidhumosewala157]

@@theftking shut up moron

[@sarahfrancis7952]

Bertie Gregory is so cute BRUH you can really tell he loves what he’s doing! I mean look at his smile and how he looks when he talks about the bears, he lights up like a little kid. ❤️ it’s so heart warming

[@rhuttrho88]

HEY!.... The Artic is no place for cute!🤷🏿‍♂️

[@malisensei7959]

Sarah Francis Bertie 😂😂😂😂

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

Indeed! He's such a big kid with a big heart :-)

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

@@malisensei7959 What? That's literally his name

[@Tenchi707]

@@rhuttrho88 ARCTIC ANTARCTICA

[@kritajns]

"The Arctic is no place for cute." Some bold statement !!!

[@StevenTillyer]

Very bold indeed! i like it though

[@kritajns]

@@StevenTillyer got some deep meaning 👍

[@forestdweller5581]

It is damm cold up there!

[@rhuttrho88]

Well actually it is, unless you're a cute human. They been there for centuries. We just found them a 100 and some odd years ago!🤷🏿‍♂️👍🏿✌🏿

[@forestdweller5581]

@@rhuttrho88 Well...depends on who you mean by "us" i guess. Human presence in the Arctic goes back tens of thousands of years....

[@9.millie]

My lil heart 🥺 “polar bear cubs wake up to a hard truth, mum is gone.”

[@vuveeh]

the relief was palpable when the bear made it into the water. Phew!

[@NatGeo]

We agree with you on that one! Such a win for the cub.

[@benjaminfrank9294]

poor wolf, he thought he could eat when his prey fell but magic bear instant teleported into the see

[@sebastian8922]

David wow spoilers much

[@Teri_Berk]

Didn't you a bit overestimate the wolf? That wolf even 2 or 3 of them cannot stand any chance against that bear. The bear escaped just for a piece of mind, not because those wolves were a threat.

[@paulhoffmann9746]

@@Teri_Berk the bear could have just eaten those wolves. Hunger problem solved

[@_rxkii4962]

The sound of walking on snow is literally so satisfying

[@abdimojo8794]

Asmr much😌👂🎧

[@michael7054]

Yeah that's why I don't live in Florida. I live in Ohio btw.

[@YODAz_Steph]

​@@michael7054 That's why I don't live in Ohio, I live in Minnesota 😅

[@hilmercruz5036]

‘He just wakes up, and mother is gone. ‘ Bruh

[@Anonymous-wy5dc]

Be like that sometimes

[@LD-qj2te]

Hilmer Cruz I know the feeling

[@NatGeo]

Such a harsh reality for baby polar bears!

[@donovancervantes8066]

Well, two years is shorter than 18 or 19 by a long shot

[@Clarayeoyeoah]

:'((

[@aizhanmensiitova3127]

I love how Berty adores and genuinely loves and respects the animals he is filming and the nature, his passion and enthusiasm are contagious

[@Tuntisch]

Nobody: Polar bear cub: is cute "The artic is no place for cute" Polar bear cub: oh cr''p

[@Tembo52]

Extreme

[@NoName-nf5xl]

Polar bear cub: Chuckle I’m in endanger.

[@babypolarbear7208]

exactly

[@emmetttowinit2191]

The little polar bear sounds at the beginning just added ten years to my life

[@me_diannovita]

Being part of national geographic was my childhood dream 😢

[@itpaynesme]

Dian Novita never too late

[@laylacarter9004]

@@itpaynesme I agree 👏👏 you can do it

[@ceeee3640]

Dreams don't die

[@me_diannovita]

@@ceeee3640 I'm major in agriculture and I always have this dream like being a part of something big like nat geo or fao, but then I realized I just a girl from a poor family in Indonesia

[@TheWorldThatYouWishFor]

@@me_diannovita don't let that become your limitations go ahead and chase your dreams cause at the end of life you will regret it if you don't so just try girl don't give up !

[@lukasloh2509]

The wolves targeting the polar bear. Polar bear targeting the seal. The seal targeting the penguin. Penguin targeting sardines. Nature is really survival of the fittest. And human targeting Mother Earth...

[@AliHassan-ct2ey]

and nature targeting human now in march 2020

[@vandanamahant2311]

@@AliHassan-ct2ey so true...

[@haidarsyarifuddin5004]

@@AliHassan-ct2ey oof

[@charvikripalani2270]

Nature and humans are like polar bears and wolves. One is always trying to get an upper hand on the other.

[@hassanulger7167]

wolves becomes human pet for some reason

[@c小さい]

You know that feeling when you watch these kind of videos and you have the urge to take all of the species of the animal and take care of them and you know you can't but still want to and it breaks your heart to know that? Yeah I feel you.

[@Gryptonaire]

@Keith M well it's completely different now with climate change & plastic ruining the ocean life

[@hannahg8439]

@Keith M population control? You do realize they're on the list of endangered species?

[@poonampandey3267]

@Keith MThese polar bears are in the number of thousands. Eating and killing millions of humans for population control will be a good idea for you though. The no. is at 7 billion

[@lilpiggy3062]

Keith M why would u tell us that, no one cares. I’m a hunter and if I see a mother with her fawn I never shoot

[@b0nsaibabe]

Keith is joking u fxcking nuts

[@ABC-ed8cg]

My heart melted when little polar cub hitchhiked on the mother. He’s so cute! And the way the cubs eat their own paws like human babies is just too much cuteness to handle!!

[@shree8994]

That cub gets only 2.5 months to learn on " *how to be a polar bear* ". And here I am 25yrs old and clueless on " *how to b an adult* "

[@r_z_t_17]

It's 2.5 years not months, you were right about being clueless.

[@aftabahmed1889]

Rio Zeta hahaha

[@mileskennedy7481]

@@r_z_t_17 hahaha

[@forestdweller5581]

@@mileskennedy7481 I say this too much...never try to be an adult haha :)

[@mileskennedy7481]

@@forestdweller5581 i say this too much but its too late. Haha

[@shintingli1644]

I can feel the helplessness of baby polar bears, it's heartbreaking seeing that. In such a difficult situation, the survival range is getting smaller because of melting iceberg, humans should stop doing bad things to the earth, save our planet, save those priceless creature.

[@Love-jf7rs]

With more renewables, things will slowly change. I have Hope things can get better :)

[@fish5671]

@@Love-jf7rsreneweables is mid af, nuclear power always was and always will be better

[@ambedo1156]

Polar bears have it rough. Imagine being left alone at 2 years old. And the percentage of survival drops once global warming kicks in. We should really start saving the world more, at school we have a motto called “save the polar bears” and we use it to remind us about this. Every single day. If you’ve read this far thank you 💗 And I hope you love a good life.

[@StevenTillyer]

Very true indeed!

[@grace4692]

😞

[@ClimateChanged2020]

Global warming has already "kicked in"

[@chelsey4188]

Global warming is inevitable, we can't 'save the world', mother nature is doing its own thing, we may play a part in the world 'warming up', but it's very minuscule. Our planet has been alive for over a million years and it's just time, our planet wont be officially dead for the next 10 million years or so, because the heating and cooling of our planet is a cycle. Remember, the ice age? If that happened now people would blame humans on it 😂

[@ambedo1156]

Anamanico that’s true though the ice age was really no one’s fault 😂

[@ToniaV]

I love how happy Bertie looks. He looks like he loves his job so much. I would too if I can witness amazing moments like these.

[@missdann]

Hearing momma bear breathe while she slept really gives a hint at the sheer power of that respiratory system!

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

Right!

[@clvsidy]

Well said

[@thedollstudio9515]

Why is it always the most dangerous animals born as the most cutest ones? XD

[@arliesam217]

Ikr

[@BeanOnTheFlipside]

Human babies

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

@@BeanOnTheFlipside oh stop it, this ''hate human while being a human'' bandwagon is getting tiresome

[@BeanOnTheFlipside]

@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 i dont hate human babies just a silly little joke

[@cookalyn3025]

@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 dumb

[@graeme3023]

Hard to believe something so cute grows into something so terrifyingly fierce..

[@guardiansof9sinz502]

for survive and nature circle life

[@IorwethOfScoiatael]

Like humans

[@drranjithsukumar]

@Caffeineoholic Soul We have everything we need, but we will never have everything we want. Human greed is destroying this beautiful planet of ours.

[@lathafalls7675]

@@drranjithsukumar yes thank u we need to save the planet and animals not kill it

[@drranjithsukumar]

@@lathafalls7675 Agreed.

[@kushagraverma6456]

6:50 polar bear: "HEY have you seen my mom anywhere ?" * humans not answering * Polar bear: "deaf sunavabich "

[@travislangholz1026]

Who else wishes we could have a full hour episode each Thursday?? Always left with wanting more!!

[@0xbitbybit]

Definitely, these short videos are torture, just get into them and they end!

[@Tenchi707]

Yeah, the trend of shorts is bad

[@cdl2819]

Verdade.

[@RB2013-jj7kq]

Mom's, the best gift anyone could ask for, animals and humans alike ❤ love you mom

[@LuzMaria95]

❤️‍🔥

[@ssoran]

I had already tears in my eyes if the bear were to be caught I'd have cried myself to sleep

[@Inphisible]

Does anyone else here get an Attenborough feeling from Bertie? I mean he constantly keeps me interested along with the amazing wildlife content.

[@Gruvmpy]

I think it's his enthusiasum and excitement for this, you can tell how happy he is to share this stuff

[@leanhminh8944]

polar 101

[@AnimeAnimeTime]

Yeap! He can be the next generation of a sir Attenborough figure and I can listen to him anytime!

[@slashusr]

This Arctic series, with Bertie Gregory, is worthy of the highest accolades and awards the industry can apply. I have been mesmerized, informed and inspired by this wildlife series more so than any in recent memory. Well done, to you and your team, well done indeed!!

[@arinkyu2344]

Idk who is cuter the polar cub.. or the guy..

[@altshift_]

Arin토끼 hahaha yeah

[@nondescript4311]

He's indeed a nice person

[@aabe1189]

Why not both?

[@justinraeaboy306]

Both huehue :3

[@lyanniebodilla4376]

Yeah 😅

[@xheviii]

Am I the only one who's virtually cheering that polar bear? I was screaming "Ruuuuuun babyy. Ruuuuun!" as if it could hear me. 🤣🤣

[@urfirizvi6810]

awww

[@Siureivax]

This is probably one of my most favorite natural documentary. It’s almost BBC level of nature documentary. Beautiful filming, beautiful soundtrack, not overly dramatic and the narration is also spot on. Well done National Geographic! Looking forward for more!

[@VRcation]

Not sure how you’re measuring “almost BBC level”. I agree that BBC leads the charge in nature filming, but the actual clips in this are as good as anything BBC puts out.

[@noorbenkaddour4271]

1:00 OMG CAN I CRY THIS IS SO CUTE

[@vaninam.s.w.santos3331]

My heart stopped for a minute...nothing like films made by national geographic artists!

[@kitsouris]

Mr. Bertie Gregory is so fun to watch!!!!! I usually don't register the words they say and just focus them on the film. His enthusiasm makes my attention span stronger.

[@AzlianaLyana]

Phew! The suspense is killing me. Little cubby has grown and can take care of its own self now. 😊

[@StevenTillyer]

So cute right! :)

[@h.y.4371]

Super cute though when they're young. Sooo.. cuddly!!!

[@Justela12]

@@h.y.4371 same

[@mumtazkhan790]

I am sad when the mother left her cub I wonder how he felt he was alone I am crying

[@tesartmania4645]

Incredible footage, thank you, thank you, for sharing with us. 🙏😚💕

[@StevenTillyer]

Very cool footage indeed! :)

[@NatGeo]

We're glad you enjoyed watching!

[@gustofzephyr947]

@@NatGeo Thank you very much for making these! Love from India 🇮🇳❤️

[@Lia_872]

Love how the cameraman is rooting for the young bear like runnnnn runn runnnnnn , loves his personality as well ,how he sees and interpret them

[@agrumpytwin5201]

These creatures are so beautiful. Humans need to save them and other wildlife species before it's too late~

[@forestdweller5581]

What if it is already too late? You and me would be doomists.

[@lathafalls7675]

Yes yes yes thank u we need to save God’s planet and animals not kill it

[@whosdis1010]

Idc if the human race doesn’t survive but these creatures should. They deserve everything.

[@cardy0324]

"Polar bears are born small and helpless ",,,,[insert] AND SOOOO FREAKIN ADORABLE!

[@jeolban3287]

I've watched National Geographic and other animal documentaries my whole life but this guy is definitely my favourite. He's so fascinated by everything and his jokes are always hilarious.

[@sharonsuddaby3473]

YES! Another episode! Thank you, my favourite series Wildlife: The Big Freeze, thanks to Bertie Gregory and co. for making this all happen so we can learn more about our precious Artic animals and their ever changing environment.

[@NatGeo]

We're glad you've been enjoying the series!

[@sharonsuddaby3473]

Omg. National Geographic replied to me! Arghhhhh! This series has made me one of the biggest National Geographic fans ever!! I watch NG every evening (and sometimes BBC Earth). I hope The Big Freeze continues for many more episodes. It’s my favourite ☺️

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

I love how enthusiastic the filmmaker/host is! Almost a childlike curiosity and ability to marvel at nature's wonders :-))

[@leilouu3679]

My heart stopped when the wolf started to chase the bear

[@lathafalls7675]

The wolf needs to eat to it’s the circle of life

[@nojorooney]

Ye but if the bear was full grown it would be the other way around, not even a full pack would dare challenge a grizzly let alone a polar bear.

[@danyal.Lebedev]

@@lathafalls7675 no it doesn’t ! Bye !

[@girtrax1833]

Thats the life of baby polar bear they run for their life at the first and if they became full grown adult the story is different

[@jampasurprenant1794]

So beautiful and so cute watching the baby polar bear with its mother.

[@wonderwonder30]

Does a grown cub ever run into it’s mom? Also, does the cameraman ever feel like intervening? It would be hard to watch something and not want to do something to help.

[@stephesposito1984]

Stephanie Does Stuff not sure about the first one, but i’m sure they’d want to intervene. as heartbreaking as it may be, it’s the biggest rule of nature: no matter what’s going on, they can’t help the animal in any way. it interferes with those lives greatly.

[@gygye]

-Stephanie Does Stuff, this thought crossed my mind.. when the cub kept on smelling in the air.. I was sure it was going to run into its mom..

[@j.k.7613]

1:25 breathtaking view. its like some fantasy world you would only see in movies or books. but here its capture. im astonished. i will remember this and hold on to that feeling.

[@sbenton62]

Once again, absolutely fantastic filming, love the narration too! Amazing how polar bears ever survive, with all the obstacles they must face between nature and humans. Thank you Mr. Gregory and your whole team for a wonderful series.

[@evaromanova8838]

God’s creations can be watched endlessly, thanks for the video!

[@gygye]

Eulampia Romanova, Very good comment. Yes, God is great in His Creation..Just so sad many don't believe in God.

[@alezt14]

It's simple I see polar bear cub I click it so fast

[@ninjabaconpro144]

And wolves

[@halo-halo6766]

Me: I see cute cubs I clicked .05ms

[@lvzane]

I am convinced that wildlife journalists are the nicest and best people in the world!

[@abby-cj3zk]

3:10 literally one of the cutest things ive ever seen❤️

[@Rayhan643]

I literally wanna cry at how cute is that polar bear cub. Omg I wish I could hug and pet that cute little darling. I’m in love ❤️

[@typicalfish1116]

"The Arctic is no place for cute" me: finally a place for me

[@hujiumini]

Lol

[@hujiumini]

Lmao

[@acero6969]

lol

[@cookie_ally6967]

10 year olds be like:

[@han8551]

Nothing beats this video for the beautiful artic and polar bears. Thanks

[@NhiNhi-ef5bq]

I wish these films like this appear every 10min on TV everyday for reminding people that they’re destroying these lives everyday by trash and make them almost extinction!!!

[@ileanaperez3554]

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[@ileanaperez3554]

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[@Sispan]

It’s amazing how they film this without fear.

[@sprigtlytech5395]

Another wonderful episode 🎉. Can't wait for the next❄️

[@MarilinaRashdi]

I feel like I didn't take a single breath watching this with my mouth wide open on an emotion roller coaster Mother Nature is unbelievable and so fascinating.

[@sickgringo007]

Bertie is so great! Not only does he create incredible images, he's also a wonderful narrator and very entertaining

[@rohitgarg044]

Hats off to these people living there for collecting n providing information about our vast planet 🙌🏻

[@muhtasimafridi8055]

Happiness of the world lies in this beautiful nature...so beautiful💕

[@wildlifenatural482]

You guys deserve all the gold medals of the world. Another thing which I learned from this video is getting used to solitary life really takes time and courage. 💓 🇷🇺

[@maryamfatima6519]

Wonderfully Captured and great editing,its National Geographic. A Big Name. Making short movie or a doucumentry is a headache really requires so much time, patience and planning. The Movie we made during Collage was fun,but mostly I worked behind the scenes, choosing Costumes, writing dialogues, most importantly making notes and study material for others and myself because I knew they'll miss the time so mostly I'd be seen in the Liberary some or the other classroom and writing poetry. Because I believe more efficient people could do the stuff like shooting and editing.I'm not so good at working with Cameras thought I own three.

[@DesiSeptiani]

My most favorite animal. Polar bears always are my desktop background. I hope global warming does not get worst and breaks their environment.

[@walybox]

They look so cute 😊

[@kingo549]

8:17 When your mom cooks your favorite food 🤤 😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂

[@roseboudelair3729]

3:48 - 3:53 The moment, the cinematography and the background music That is one etheral shot right there

[@missopinionated254]

7:26 the bear is biting the ice so cute 🥺🥰

[@auki_8808]

3:24 me whenever I see something small and adorable

[@mamamoopapamoo]

One boy asked me about polar bears and Arctic animals all of a sudden today. I watched a lot of videos about the artic since two weeks ago and I’m so glad that I can answer all of his questions with confidence! 🤣

[@Galluxi]

I'm simping for polar bears

[@Ch9-7708]

This guy’s so chill and he always seems so interested. Love to see him make more videos

[@imposterinroblox6033]

0:01 Is that the cutest thing ever or what?

[@rolaine733]

The excitement of the crew loved it! Pretty much part of the family after watching the bear grow up ☺️😀

[@candichiu7850]

The little bear was so adorable ❤❤❤❤

[@eljordi4296]

This innocent creature are so cute, we must protect them and rescue a polar bears.

[@vin6665]

We Must Protect Them From Us!

[@forestdweller5581]

@@vin6665 That would be easy for you. Go to the Arctic. Protect them from us? I am not shooting no polar bears. As a matter of fact i am not shooting any animals.

[@chaseyoung7795]

I love this guy. He seems like he really loves his job and his smile good melt the ice.

[@SM-1010]

It’s amazing how these animals are

[@StevenTillyer]

Incredible animals indeed! would be great to photography these guys :)

[@sonali2979]

Love animals soooo..much... National geographic team deserves..... A lot of plaudits and salutes...for making these videos in extreme danger...hats offf❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@walybox]

I love animals too but the bear 🧸 it's so cute

[@theresafushiguro3107]

Finally! I'm waiting for this episode.

[@StevenTillyer]

We're all waiting, so good! :)

[@NatGeo]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@thetruth2208]

His gesture at 3.25. I feel that exactly i just keep smiling when i see this beautiful little cub.

[@Josh-gb8tx]

The cameraman is cute ;)

[@moistorphan]

Yeah I mean he’s also a beautiful part of nature

[@taelove_mybias]

Bear gonna come back to its den and ask why tf it smells like human.

[@rajivshori]

very surreal i just hope and pray the atric remains well for these creatures who can dot survive any where else on earth

[@ShohanMonsteR02]

how cute this Bear! This video makes my morning beautiful

[@saiesha3096]

Gift of mother nature. 💝 We really need to think about saving life of these precious creatures

[@sandeepsajwan6475]

I wish that this series never end.

[@Henahanir]

An Oscar to the film crew for both Narration and filming. Excellent Video

[@mjclabel4331]

Even polar bears have to learn valuable lesson in life on their own. And even thought my heart nearly burst when baby bear almost got caught, he must survive with his all. P.S. Credits to your passion, Mr Gregory. Content is well done!

[@captdemolition2338]

3:57 The polar bear mum pats so beautifully on her baby polar bear’s head , it’s indeed beautiful but they’re dangerous as you can imagine .

[@mawdervaart]

I love wolves, but found myself rooting for the polar bear this time.. Then I realized that I actually love most animals.. Every species on earth are just trying to survive, but the only species that are truly flourishing here is making it so hard for the rest.

[@johnthorpe1349]

2/ 12 years to learn everything in life n Mama says goodbye we have a life time of learning from our Mama truely amazing 🙏❤️

[@jungkookingpenqueenminari8221]

Bertie Gregory is the Bob Ross of National Geographic.

[@lanceodvody]

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[@ernestorevollar3632]

Polar bears are really cute, deadly, and smart animals ❤. It's a harsh reality for them to put themselves out when handling situations and looking to survive alone without their mothers at a young age.

[@dewiompusunggu2366]

I love it when they show us how the videographer reacted about the situation they are filming

[@marlanaferro1558]

It's insane what ice mommies endure, such incredible beauties.

[@kar_sgj]

These cuties deserve more place on earth .. please stop polluting the arctic and save them from extinction 😿

[@ebonimom6964]

Imagine waking up one day and your mom is gone.....

[@arliesam217]

Have already experience that it's a nightmare

[@ABC-ed8cg]

I experienced that too. I’m given up for adoption at age 5. My biological mother brought me to the new mom’s house. She stayed for a few days. One morning, she left without saying goodbye. I didn’t know she had put me up for adoption until later. I still rmb that day vividly after 28 years.

[@vannesaonting167]

The filming crews are so amazing taking the footage of this documentary... But the bears is so cute...