Wapusk National Park is one of the most remote in all of Canada and is home to many polar bears, a species that has roamed the park’s ice fields since before European explorers first set foot on the continent. The park’s name comes from the Inuktitut word meaning “weed-covered land,” referring to the sparse plants that grow in the park’s tundra landscapes. Wapusk has a rich history as being home for Inuit and First Nations groups for thousands of years, and there are still several communities nearby where you can take tours or classes to learn more about those cultures.
travelouseagle on October 28th, 2023 at 14:34 UTC »
Wapusk National Park is one of the most remote in all of Canada and is home to many polar bears, a species that has roamed the park’s ice fields since before European explorers first set foot on the continent. The park’s name comes from the Inuktitut word meaning “weed-covered land,” referring to the sparse plants that grow in the park’s tundra landscapes. Wapusk has a rich history as being home for Inuit and First Nations groups for thousands of years, and there are still several communities nearby where you can take tours or classes to learn more about those cultures.
Source : https://www.coricks.com/2023/05/28/polar-bear-family-in-wapusk-national-park-manitoba-canada/
SourFix on October 28th, 2023 at 14:56 UTC »
One of the most ruthless and ferocious predators on the planet and everybody's all "awwwe" lol. Beautiful animal though.
plutino- on October 28th, 2023 at 15:00 UTC »
Hahaha the butt climb pic