March 17, 2019

Polar Solitude

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March 17, 2019
Polar Solitude

Species: Polar Bear | Location: Hudson Bay near Churchill, Manitoba, Canada, Canada

By Suzonne Evans

Nov. 9, 2018 on a helicopter trip over the freezing Hudson Bay near Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. This hungry polar bear was waiting patiently over his dinner plate, the ice hole, hoping that a seal pup would appear soon! The bay froze and the bears left the Churchill area during the next 7 days.

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