Clan of the North (Full Episode) | Kingdom of the Polar Bears

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Dennis searches the Manitoba wilderness for a polar bear den in hopes of capturing the first moments of a cub’s life in the wild.
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@kingming869 Год назад

I could watch Nature documentaries all day.

@NatGeo Год назад

Us too!

@dessyden3712 Год назад

I'm going to do that today it's Sunday so👍😎💯

@guinpen2935 Год назад

Same ❤

@JohnDoe-lx5rm Год назад

I think I could watch 🦁 🦁 vs 🐻‍❄️ all day 😏

@rizvi1512 Год назад

Your a dropkick

@user-cx3nr8ys7l 3 месяца назад

This video makes me cry because polar bears are my favorite animal

@ninapaz522 Год назад

“eight months without a real meal” Wow, that’s unbelievable!!

@Thebravebacon Месяц назад

POV : crocodiles only a faction of my power Ps they can go for 1 years +

@ehsansabaghian5617 Год назад

What a beautiful documentary, as always. That moment when cubs emerged from the den was beautiful, majestic, and breath-taking.

@NathanLu2030 9 месяцев назад

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@NathanLu2030 9 месяцев назад

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@cafish5646 7 месяцев назад

I cried

@golurajak1949 5 месяцев назад

@@NathanLu2030o😊😊ftdxv no mo bhi ko bhi ko. M😊😮nmc ok I'm in TV polar bear.. Ok ooo

@samblack5313 8 месяцев назад

That hunting cabin was like something out of a movie. So cool.

@dopeymark Год назад

Obviously the world is changing and I am thankful to national geographic even if I can't see these things on television anymore, that I can find it here.

@NatGeo Год назад

Thank you for being here!!

@pedrocampos691 8 месяцев назад

Mammoth?

@RichardTavilla Месяц назад

@@NatGeoyou lied about the population years ago

@video-he3xf Год назад

I live in central américa so I don't know the ice,nor the snow, nor a polar bear . For me it was a miracle when the cubs move out from the den!!! Thanks for this brilliant documentary. Thanks to Dennis for his commitment and passion with this creatures.

@retard_activated Год назад

I can't be the only one who always s gets choked up watching a momma bear hold her babies. As ferocious as they have to be... They are capable of immense tenderness and care... It really does bring tears to my eyes. 😭💖

@metam.devad.neimte9212 11 месяцев назад

TANKC

@ghanimengal Год назад

One of the majestic animals of our time. To my grand grand children, we have lived in the age of polar bears..

@albertoagilar1807 Год назад

They cool but they ain't all that

@acemotors585 Год назад

Sad that our next generation might not even see them , we need to preserve the Magnificent creatures

@williamsullivan3702 Год назад

dramatic

@AmericanShamrock Год назад

“To my grand grand children” he says as he posts a comment to strangers on RU-vid. You’re so lame. One of the worst virtue-signals.

@tamezzodiac2862 Год назад

100% bet they will see polar bears lmao.

@schatter91 5 месяцев назад

The length to which the mother goes to ensure that the cubs survive is just mind-boggling. Probably applies to most mammalian mothers but the majestic scale at which the life of polar bears operates just makes the entire experience a grand spectacle.

@missseveri3512 Год назад

There is so much beauty and magic in this world. ✨️

@mindpower2732 Год назад

It's amazing how animals go through different range of emotions...

@ubaidnazir1222 Год назад

All Mothers are fighters ... Respect her....

@pinkfuture8275 Год назад

Kudos to the videographers of this video and Im glad that the Polar bear didn't try to attack them 💛 This documentary is very beautiful

@stori_elle Год назад

I loved watching this! Dennis has such a glowing adoration for these animals, it's amazing to hear him talk about them. I hope you guys can do another episode with him following these bears.

@iangitonga3754 4 месяца назад

I am in Kenya ,l have never seen a bear but from this video, l see a beautiful creature in planet😍

@aquariusbabe 14 дней назад

hey from the USA, how’s Kenya? ☺️Always wanted to visit (I’m of African American descent)

@yorshika_ 19 дней назад

I was screaming in excitement when the cubs were emerging from their homey. it's awesome that he protests the cubs as well,

@laszlozagyva3822 2 месяца назад

Polar bears, the biggest bears and the strongest in the world. Also the most beautiful animal in my opinion.

@laszlozagyva3822 2 месяца назад

Amazing documentary, As i used to live above the Arctic circle, not nearly where Dennis was, seen the Northern lights. It is something i never forget.

@passenger3 Год назад

Thats dedication right there. Props to Denis 👍 What an experience it must be, only a few will get to enjoy such miracles.

@curtcoeurdelion Год назад

The only thing more dangerous then a Polar bear are two Polar bears.

@aatifkhan9060 Год назад

He has the best job in the world!

@abdullahsarhan5470 4 месяца назад

the cubs are so cute

@johnthorpe1349 Год назад

Such a great program I'm Native n Bear Clan so I really enjoyed it what a great Mama end of the earth 4 them Babys 💯🇨🇦✌️

@danielhenderson8446 Год назад

Awesome to hear. Any relation to the famous Native as well as an American Football hero Jim Thorpe?

@dineshbele7731 Год назад

@@danielhenderson8446 are not a skal padun are not a polymere are not a problem asel n atyala are not Dr no

@dineshbele7731 Год назад

@@danielhenderson8446 to Be to be in full stop the bet

@IAMcommunistkiller Год назад

Beautiful documentary. I love polar bears. Polar bears are evolving to adapt to the changing climate. They are hunting caribou instead of seals. They might migrate back to warmer lands, who knows. I'm sure they will figure out how to survive.

@asddfasdqwe7389 9 месяцев назад

They’re just albino brown bears at the end of the day

@soberserotonin1850 7 месяцев назад

Yes. Climate alarmists greatly exaggerate the danger of extinction for polar bears. The only way these apex predators could become extinct any time soon would be greatly increased hunting of them by humans. Bears can live in most climatic environments.

@cdes1776 Год назад

I absolutely love polar bears. Thank you so, so much. I will watch this gorgeous doc many times!

@shamrockwhite Год назад

Thanks to natgeo, I get to see and learn of these amazing creatures. I haven't even experienced snow.

@blahblah4129 Год назад

Nature is so fascinating! It's tragic that most ppl take it for granted. 💔

@R1deinstyle Год назад

I love nature documentaries I literally watch em all day as in 87 of my watch history is nature documentaries.

@deidregardiner6957 5 месяцев назад

my mom and i enjoyed warching this program about polar bears. freaking awesome.😀👍❤❤❤❤

@nancyhamby4035 6 дней назад

The breathing hole game. I love it ❤

@SmallWorld9696 2 месяца назад

i could watch Nature documentaries all day.

@cemx86 3 месяца назад

At 31:14 - Dennis the guide says it is "only minus 22 today" which sounds terrible. This is a centigrade reading which equates to -8° fahrenheit which seems downright warm for being on Hudson Bay during an artic winter.

@shaf60 Год назад

The miracle of life .

@Vsugarfree 7 месяцев назад

Polar bears are so interesting and has lots of fun facts

@kerravon9727 Год назад

that polar bear thats called dancer what a handsome fellow i hope he is doing well i would love a update of him thanks again yours avon leicestershire 2022

@DanceySteveYNWA Год назад

Dancing bears are the best

@Nevenanena624 15 дней назад

Hvala na ovim predivnim filmovima. Cesto ih gledam. Opcenito prirodu. To je jos cisto i vrijedno divljenja 😊

@mitsuki7212 8 дней назад

Such a beautiful creatures

@theanimalshabit 6 месяцев назад

nature and natural things are only peace of mind only few people know that and secret is this only beautiful heart believe this...

@ExoticYoni23 5 месяцев назад

Thank you so much dennis for helping mama bear protect her babies ❤❤❤❤

@Tovello Год назад

How they claimed they found her > 21:52 How they actually found her > 36:25 From Polar Bears International: "The collars or ear tags we attach to these bears are known as satellite telemetry devices. They are essentially battery-powered GPS devices. In other words, they transmit data to a satellite that tells us which bear the data is from and where the individual was at the time of transmission."

@TravelLearnLIVE Год назад

That's exactly what I thought too when I saw the ear tag!

@fitihab Год назад

Yes, it was interesting how they skipped that part…

@JaydoS123 4 месяца назад

I was so confused when i saw that tag

@narekestonia 5 месяцев назад

Dennis, you are an amazing human being! You are lucky to see these creatures every day❤

@thefragrancelab8344 Год назад

Polar bears are so cute n strong!

@paullambe9471 Год назад

Brilliant and Beautiful documentary. What stunning animals polar bears are and Dennis is a legend. Great watch 👍

@Somedude20282 Год назад

Churchill is one of Manitobas treasures, it saddens me that these beautiful animals habitats are at risk

@muhammadayub4222 9 месяцев назад

Amazing experience and effort of Dinees and his team

@neftalivazquez9268 Год назад

Such a beautiful documentary about these Polar Bears there such a beautiful animal !

@sheilat.1987 7 месяцев назад

I saw a side of polar bears that I have never seen before. Thank-you for this video. ❤

@connieflanery1568 Год назад

I loved this story! Thank you, Dennis, and thank you, Nat Geo! ❤❤

@alexanderlogan1819 Год назад

Hello How are you doing you have a beautiful profile ❤️

@coolkulyk1 Год назад

that momma bear had a tracker on her ear. made it seem like he found her from nowhere

@user-pe1qz3rt3f Год назад

National Geographic never disappoint you, great episode

@massextinction2814 Год назад

Offensive comment

@zarahalora7567 Год назад

@@massextinction2814 what?

@dntworryboutit Год назад

@@massextinction2814 What exactly do you find offensive about it?

@dylanstack8710 3 месяца назад

Polar bears are the most incredible creatures on the Earth. The most adapted apex predator in the world today. Beautiful, resilient, powerful, adequate and supernaturally capable. Just unbelievable to behold what they can do and endure.

@1972dsrai Год назад

I would love to see the Northern Lights for myself one day. I have spent quite a lot of time in Finland over the years, but mostly in and around Helsinki, never been far enough north to see them, you have to go up to Lapland where they are visible for around 200 nights a year. I will get around to it eventually. From London, UK

@NatGeo Год назад

Hope you can see them soon! Keeping our fingers crossed!!

@ALEXXXXX3 11 месяцев назад

Have you seen it yet?

@alialiceplays1492 3 месяца назад

Yea would want to watch all morning on school days like today is Wednesday ❤❤❤

@Diamondntheruff Год назад

Is there a part 2? Dang it all I wanna c more🥰

@user-zy7zy8ij8b 9 месяцев назад

How fascinating the world is.

@K2VillageVlogs05 Год назад

I like animals

@tiffneyh4127 Год назад

Save them save the polar cap polar bears

@kerravon9727 Год назад

what a great upload may god bless all those dear polar bears now and allways yours avon leicestershire 2022

@JohnathonFlores2504 2 месяца назад

This was an actual good documentary!

@JorgeRodriguez-ih8ub Год назад

I love these beasts, great job NatGeo

@arcticwolf_hd6939 5 месяцев назад

I'm sorry but did anyone laugh when he said "Legendary Polar bear guy" lol

@sriramachandramurthypheelk8902 Год назад

Excellent information, Excellent 👍🏻 photography, Excellent 👍🏻 Scientist, Excellent 👍🏻 video, Thanking you all.

@elLocodelsubte Год назад

Que grande Denis. Estos osos son los predadores apex de todos los osos, hay que ser valiente para estar ahi, comen solamente carne.. cualquier cosa

@bonifacekaruu2500 Год назад

From Kenya with love

@cdfdesantis699 Год назад

Can always count on "NatGeo Wild" for great documentaries. Love the polar bears!

@summerbreeze5269 6 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for this beautiful documentary! ❤

@cattameme Год назад

That Wolverine sprinting through the snow non stop was the scariest thing in this episode. All the Polar Bears are just cute, even when they're mean but those Wolverines look unstoppable.

@Joseph-fw6xx 11 месяцев назад

How they get these amazing videos is fantastic

@thegreatbearwolf2915 2 месяца назад

Great documentary, and sure animals.

@patricialong5767 Год назад

Brrrr! Animals are truly amazing! Beautiful animals!

@NatGeo Год назад

We couldn't agree more!

@janaamat4733 Год назад

this is spectacular, well done

@rishadahmed9872 4 месяца назад

I wish I could be involved with the team that constantly follows them and arranges required action to keep them safe.

@02any1 Год назад

Denis you are the best keeping eye on them thank you 🙏🏾 ❤

@whitelivesmatter8453 Год назад

Meteorologist can’t tell the weather but somehow this guy can

@WGCtractorsfarminglovers 2 месяца назад

I love nature ❤

@sandib4234 Год назад

Really enjoyed watching this 👍🤗

@boyansemkov4768 3 месяца назад

I am going to watch this all day long

@intothewinetravelandrelaxi5947 Год назад

beautiful show....

@Welness123 7 месяцев назад

Is Furcorn afraid of alligators I love bears

@ibuki653 Год назад

i hope they survive

@theresavalore7158 Год назад

As always beautiful presentation Thank you

@elana137 Год назад

Amazing. Reminds me of my childhood

@DanceySteveYNWA Год назад

You were a bear cub?

@elana137 Год назад

@@DanceySteveYNWA haha no Steve. Just enjoyed watching it as a kid and it reminded me of that.

@DanceySteveYNWA Год назад

@@elana137 oh, I see.

@stanleywomack6381 Год назад

They are really beautiful, but dangerous

@alexosorio6889 Год назад

please put more videos, their so amazing animals and the way they live.....

@arkjade7715 Год назад

Mashallah !

@gardenwonder7977 Год назад

I don't agree with sweet-talking wild animals. You're giving them a death sentence to trust humans or be bold around them.

@Kapono5150 11 месяцев назад

That bear was tagged. They knew exactly where she was the whole time. He didn’t use “skill”, he used GPS

@skyler6725 Год назад

Can we all agree that since these guys stay with them all the time filming anyways , they might as well help keep them alive when the opportunity arrises?

@drei9 Год назад

I'm sure the hundreds of crew are full of foods.

@jacobgay4032 7 месяцев назад

Ehhh idk my heart would want them to intervene but my mind says let nature take it's course

@baljitsandhu9449 3 месяца назад

This is Amazing mother’s are great no matter what kind of mother salute

@melodyzhang4826 4 месяца назад

This is a beautiful documentary about polar bear. I love it!

@gigi021. 10 месяцев назад

Beautiful Documentary... Kudos Dennis...

@muhibmishu9597 3 месяца назад

i wish i could watch their journey

@JonTaz-gl9hz 3 месяца назад

🙏🙏🙏 stay blessed and thank you ❤❤❤

@stevepiccinnin1157 Год назад

Wow amazing stuff

@randallsmerna384 Год назад

So peaceful and such a sense of solace to know that these animals know no confusion about social status or gender or politics. Life can be easier than we make it, but we just have to start with some resolute facts on which we can build our foundations. Without these the ground underneath will be forever be shifting and nothing will be built of substance or integrity. It will always be subject to catastrophic collapse - and with it comes the confusion, anxiety and conflict of this age. Oh that was we would return to a time of logic, reason and sanity. Were we willingly submit to certain constraints in order to keep us from self-destruction.