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Related: About this forumIncredible footage of BBC cameraman and hungry polar bear
Yikes. I'm guessing this guy was kind of scared.
Scuba
(53,475 posts)djean111
(14,255 posts)I know we are not supposed to feed the bears, but I think perhaps something could have been left for her to make up for all the energy she expended just for our entertainment.
Satch59
(1,353 posts)but where is the rest of the footage? Did she just leave we'll assume? Bet if she crashed in, he probably had a gun and would have killed her? Again...not her fault, he put himself out there...
sinkingfeeling
(51,448 posts)a Tundra Buggy backin 1989. The bears would come and stand on their hind legs to look in the windows at us. I have some super pictures and a 35mm film of such a bear.
http://www.tundrabuggy.com/
maddiemom
(5,106 posts)I have heard that they used to leave humans alone for that reason, but no longer do.
sinkingfeeling
(51,448 posts)Bay freezes over so they can then get to the seals. Polar bears rarely attack humans. I could only find 4 deaths from Polar bear attacks in the last 50 years.
Remmah2
(3,291 posts)TlalocW
(15,381 posts)Dude, I think bears behaviors, including Polar Bears, have been pretty well documented and diagnosed. At this point, all you're "understanding" is that bears get hungry.
TlalocW
broiles
(1,367 posts)the outside shots?
JHB
(37,159 posts)Long range zoom by guys in a supporting snow truck, from what he said in a BBC interview (at about the 45 second mark in the version below):
JHB
(37,159 posts)I wonder if the bears could smell any lingering scent of the people who worked on putting those things together?