While the polar bears roam across the Canadian tundra, we can watch them whenever we want. Talk about a window into their world. According to the Polar Bears International website, whether it’s ...

Cecilia Blomdahl tells PEOPLE exclusively about her life in Svalbard and what it's like living in the dark 24-7 during Polar ...

I returned to one of my favorite places to film and photograph the largest land predator in the world. The only known animal to actively hunt people to eat. An animal so big ...

roughly a thousand polar bears, which have spent their summer shambling around the region’s subarctic forest and tundra awaiting the freeze-up of Hudson Bay, move through the park’s Cape ...

Polar bears thrive here. Roughly half the estimated ... clam beds along the shallow shelf of the Barents Sea. On the open tundra of Svalbard's plateaus and valleys, reindeer forage and arctic ...

On my recent trip to the sub-arctic to photograph/film Polar bears and Beluga whales, we had an opportunity to witness and capture some images of one of nature’s most spectacular and ...

before disappearing into the tundra. We said our goodbyes to the island, knowing we would never consider polar bears in the same way again. The full crew. From left to right: Alexey Chugunov ...

Each autumn, the area’s polar bears venture onto the newly frozen pack ice to hunt for seals. This evening, head out into the tundra for your first glimpse of polar bears aboard custom-built ...

"Brown bears are moving into the tundra. Brown bears have been seen in the lower reaches of the Kolyma River (Yakutia's Arctic zone - TASS), where polar bears live," the scientist said.

Explore the surrounding area by "Tundra Rhinos" (the lodge's customized ... What To Expect At Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge Getting to Nanuk isn't the easiest of feats, but your journey will usually ...

One zookeeper called the beloved polar bear fussy and smart. Another saw Inuka grow up from day one. Talking Point got ...

The temperature of the Tundra is cold for most of the year ... leaves help to absorb energy from the sun. Animals such as polar bears and Arctic fox have thick fur to keep warm.