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to watch in your location. S1 E1 - Episode #1. October 5, 2018. 50min. 7+. Get an up-close view of two sets of cubs emerging from winter maternity dens. When the sea ice breaks away in the spring, one family journeys across the drifting ice in search of seals, while the other is marooned on the island. This video is currently unavailable.
14 de mar. de 2021 · Episodes. Details. Sort. S1 E1 - Part 1. March 14, 2021. 50min. TV-G. Spy cameras are used to film polar bears in their natural habitat on the Norwegian islands of Svalbard in the Arctic Circle. Mothers and their cubs emerge from their dens for the first time and head off in search of sea ice.
27 de dic. de 2010 · Filmed in the Arctic islands of Norway, cleverly camouflaged cameras get closer than ever before to the world's greatest land predator: the iconic polar bear. This innovative wildlife documentary reveals cubs emerging from winter maternity dens and journeying across the drifting ice in search of seals. How they cope with their different fates is captured in revelatory close-up detail.
Filmed in the Arctic islands of Norway, cleverly camouflaged cameras get closer than ever before to the world's greatest land predator: the iconic polar bear. This innovative wildlife documentary reveals cubs emerging from winter maternity dens and journeying across the drifting ice in search of seals.
Currently you are able to watch "Polar Bear: Spy on the Ice" streaming on BBC Select Apple Tv channel. Newest Episodes . S1 E2 - Season 1. S1 E1 - Season 1. Synopsis. State-of-the-art spy cameras track polar bears in Norway, revealing the daily life, curiosity and intelligence of the massive and beautiful predators.
Polar Bear: Spy on the Ice. Filmed in the Arctic islands of Norway, cleverly camouflaged cameras get closer than ever before to the world's greatest land predator: the iconic polar bear. This innovative wildlife documentary reveals cubs emerging from winter maternity dens and journeying across the drifting ice in search of seals.
Filmed in the Arctic islands of Norway, cleverly camouflaged cameras get closer than ever before to the world’s greatest land predator: the iconic polar bear...
