photoxels
From Jascender
To document polar bears in their natural icy habitat, spy cameras able to withstand -40°C temperatures — and disguised as floating ice (‘iceberg cam’), snow (‘snow cam’), block of ice gliding on skis (‘blizzard cam’), snowball (‘snowball cam’), snowdrift (‘drift cam’) — are used. Apparently the disguise is not good enough and the polar bears see right through the deception.
source BBC News
And this is the incredible footage the spy cams capture:
A baby cub’s first steps out of the den…
From BBC
Polar bear football…
From BBC
Stalking a seal…
From BBC
