The Remote Coast of East Greenland 2008

This up close and personal history lesson is combined with spectacular scenery of glaciers, fjords, icebergs, ice floes and mountains as well as possible sightings of seabirds, whales, Musk Ox, Arctic Hare, Arctic Fox and perhaps the majestic Polar Bear.

Name: Lori
Location: United States

Monday, August 25, 2008

August 23, 2008 – Polar Bears!

Around midnight a Polar Bear mom and cub were spotted on the ice eating what appeared to be a seal. It was amazing that it was spotted because the visibility was very low due to a heavy layer of fog. In addition, we were pretty far out in the middle of the Greenland Sea, so it was also a lucky spot. It was my very first Polar Bear in the wild – very very exciting! It was one of those nights were photos just couldn’t capture the scene. And because of the visibility, taking photos was pretty much impossible. I’ve attached a photo that I cropped and doctored some in Photoshop so you can share in the excitement.

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