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The Earth's climate has changed all on its own for millions of years. Humans don't have the means to control it. Sea ice will ebb and flow and polar bears will adapt. Perhaps a bit more attention could be focused on the offshore wind turbines that are not just killing birds by the thousands, but many of our precious whales as well. Now, wind turbine placement IS something humans can control.
God doesn't give us everything and anything. I have been thinking that thought watching elephants vedio. Elephants are awesome, magnificent, beautiful.
POLAR BEARS HAVE EXISTED FOR THOUSANDS OF YEARS CLIMATE CHANGES EVERY DAY MANITOBA CANADA HAS FOUR SEASONS SPRING SUMMER FALL WINTER TOURISM IS NEVER ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY
I have " ZERO" interest in getting close to a " killing machine" ,who sees humans as FOOD. Our EARTH is going to hell because of STUPID PEOPLE . These same people would want to preserve T-REX'S and short faced ( MONSTERS) bears.
WWF & Natural Habitat Tours. This Short Video, Rock's in my Opinion. Also the Personal Interviews we're really a Great Touch. The Tour Guides & Your Spokes person were also fantastic. The Film Footage also A1, with the Close-ups of the Bears being Excellent also. Keep this stuff Coming & making more People aware of thing's. FGI, The Global Warming thing? I Still feel, it's a bit Over Hyped Yet. Because this Planet We inhabit is STILL always Changing. .
A good movie I love to see time and again is called The Bear. It came out several years ago but the principal actors are the grizzly bears. Very well made and fascinating to watch.
Beautifully shot! I am so curious what the wolf was after that it took such huge risks going up to the grizzlies. Were she and her cubs starving? Was she so desperate that the chance of some fish scraps was worth risking her life?
Very amazing. I agree in keeping the greedy rich assholes from destroying. The wealthy are already trying to make land home packages.. They need to get life in prison for that
