Wild Polar Bear - Predator of Arctic Ocean | Ice Bears (2018 Documentary)

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The polar bear is a carnivorous bear whose native range lies largely within the Arctic Circle encompassing the Arctic Ocean its surrounding seas and surrounding land masses.

Polar Bear
The Polar Bear is the largest carnivorous mammal on land and must hunt regularly to ensure that it is well-fed and maintains its insulating layer of fat to keep it warm. The skins and blubber of Ringed Seals make up the bulk of the Polar Bears' diet as they often leave the remaining meat which provides an important sources of food for other animals such as Arctic Foxes. Although Seals are their primary source of food Polar Bears also eat birds berries fish and Reindeer (particularly during the trickier summer months) along with the occasional Walrus. The carcasses from large marine mammals including Seals Walruses and even Whales also provide a regular food source for Polar Bears that are said to have such a good sense of smell that they are able to sniff them out from a considerable distance away. Polar Bears are also known to break into underground Seal dens to hunt the pups inside them

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That Mama Walrus carrying her baby was adorable 😍

mrsdixon

All the dogs crying when ice bear started to leave was heartbreaking. It was almost like they were upset to see their new friend leave.

MsNoPixel

Want these amazing animals around forever

timholt

The cameraman has a huge pair on him to be able to be close like that .. well was a huge pair .. probably shriveled up from the cold 🥶 freezing water 🤣

tiemrin

My question is to all the people who film these documentaries is how do they willingly let them film you?

DangerousMoonwalkerOfficial

Where is this happening? According to the Canadian Ice Service (CIS) in Hudson Bay and the Hudson Bay Wildlife Center, there has been only 1 (one) year in last 20 where ice melted the way it is portrayed here. Above the arctic circle in Alaska and Hudson Bay, Polar Bear populations have been increasing for the past 30 years. Go Bears!

BobLoblawbob

It's really great to have this footage of these bears one day that's all we will have left is footage preserve our planet our animals are struggling to survive

maksteel

I’m glad to see that polar bears are starting to evolve

akirsch

I'm more impressed in the cameraman than the polar bear.

dafakisdis

Just show them the way to the south pole. "Friend bear, meet new friend, penguin." Problem settled. Food for bear, workout encouragement for those chubby penguins.

anonymousbosch

When you see a polar bear swim- it’s like they are so large they shouldn’t be swimming so gracefully. You’d think they would just sink. It’s like a bumble bee flying.

MarieAntoinetteandherlittlesis

ice bear is the main character, literally and figuratively

paprikaa

"Night after night ice bear doesn't eat or sleep." So a med student?

BearPawSpam

Its such an amazing feeling finally seeing a polar bear catch a nice meal.

JoebsonOSRS

Interesting to see the bears adapt to such changes. I wonder what will become of the polar bears in the next 10 years. Will they be extinct or will a new species of bear exist. One that can thrive both in harsh artic conditions and during the long hot summer months. Only time will tell.

ArturoMartinez-hdqf