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My parent's gave me a Polar Teddy bear when I was born. Ever since Polar Bears have had a very special place in my heart. Seeing them up close is truly a amazing experience.
FUN FACT: There's some villages in polar bear regions where people don't lock their front door in case someone is walking down the road and sees a polar bear they can run into the house before they get attacked. Sounds crazy to 99% of us but most of these small towns everyone knows one another so that helps.
Why do they gotta make an apex predator that could kill me in an instant so adorable? I acknowledge that I would _definitely_ die if I tried, but I just wanna hug them!
@@OMalleyTheMaggot It's is possible but the bears were acquired/trained in questionable circumstances. A couple of places in Russia I've seen have bears trained for the film industry.
I once hugged a polar bear 🐻❄️ you just have to talk to them in a calm, cautious manner so as not to interfere with her cubs. Bears are so misunderstood!
Human: "Seeing an apex predator look at you from just a few centimeters away is magical and life-changing" Polar Bear: "How do I access this dessert bar?"
Out of all the wild predators in the world that deserve respect, polar bears have to be one of the top ones since they do deliberately hunt humans given the opportunity as well.
That's why if you ever plan to visit the Arctic, you should always travel with a friend. That way, if you come across a polar bear, you don't need to try and outrun the bear - you just need to outrun your friend.
It's way too late. The boomers and their spawn aren't going to do anything about climate change any time soon. RIP polar bears, hello malaria mosquitos!
Danielle, you got me crying as well. What a moment! Polar Bears are majestic! This is your best story yet. I'm so envious. ❤ Since you were there, a story on the Arctic Fox would be cool, too. 🙂🙂🙂🙂
Such a beautiful episode. And a positive one too, adapting human settlements to the bear's behavioral change due to climate change. Thank you Danielle and team!
CBC has a series called "Artic Vets" which is about the Winnipeg's Assiniboine Park Conservancy which works with the Churchill population. They have lots of content on Polar Bear generally as well as conservation of other Arctic animals.
I imagine once the bears realized you weren't food (or easily accessible food 😂), they were just curious about everyone. That was a really beautiful moment. Also, I don't know why I assumed polar bears lived in Antarctica. It was one of those assumptions I made and never thought through.
If you ever get a chance to visit Cochrane you can get to see some rehabilitated polar bears with just a pane of glass between you and them. Churchill is probably a better experience because it's their actual environment. But Cochrane is pretty impressive. They've given them land with a stocked Lake so the bears can go hunting.
One of those problem bears was Mercedes who ended up at Edinburgh Zoo in Scotland. She spent her last years at Highland Wildlife Park testing a new, more natural enclosures with a rather surprising barrier, deer fencing! When Mercedes was given a health check, the old girl still had all of the fur between the pads on her feet, something that is apparently unusual in polar bears housed in an all concrete enclosure.
Danielle, I’d love to see you do a video on your illustrations and sketches, and how it’s informed your understanding of anatomy and nature. I love how much this experience moved you. I think we would all feel the same.
I remember my school talking about a program they run where they take students up there to Churchill to learn about polar bears. This video is really cool :)
Ursus maritimus, what a beautiful species, just keep your distance, I saw the video where a polar bear was trying to reach a cameraman and some people thought it was for friendly bear hugs. When you're out on the arctic sea, you'll take what you can get.
This was easily my favorite episode yet (unbiased!), it was incredible seeing how much it meant to you too. I'm so glad you had the good fortune to be able to share this beautiful moment with us!
The first time I saw a polar bear was in a zoo and that was shortly after my mom passed, polar bears are her favorite animal she's always wanted to see and it made me cry when I got to see them
I hope she does a video on Asiatic lions They need more exposure so they can have more help with their conservation. Since there’s less than 1000 of them left
TQ to Daniella and the team of animalogic for making these vids even during the pandemic, also Daniellas cheerfully voice full of excitement is wonderful to hear at the end of a stressful day.
I feel bad when I hear humans say that animals have entered our territory. Why don't humans say that we have encroached the animals territory when they enter places where humans have settled ? We humans require lot more space than what we actually need. The fauna and flora struggle to survive and we humans struggle for ...(There's a lot)
Yep. From what I've heard while being on Yamal, people, who encountered this thing out in the open divide on the ones, who had an assault rifle, and the ones, who were eaten alive.
I'm so glad you finally addressed the sploot at the end! I literally rewound the video at the first sploot shown just to get a second look. 😅 I have a Corgi, so it's sploot city at my house. But, seeing a polar bear sploot was just magical. ❤️🥰
This has been Animal logic with “is it a rock, or is it an animal?” We’ll see you next week Me: please do a video on stonefish or some other animal that pretends to be some stone next week
Danielle, you're pretty amazing!!!! this video must have been so much hard work and the amount of time and energy and resources spent on this is clearly visible. You guys did an amazing job on the videography the writing, and especially the hosting !! I particularly liked how you interweave the story with the adventure. Also props to the sound and song selection, serene and peaceful to further add to the wonder of the videeo !!! Ah simply wonderful
Thank you, Animalogic you have saved my life I would have been in school but I have the worst stomach ache and im so glad I can learn about animals too.
First of all, I want to let you know that I sincerely appreciate the efforts of changing the world, so this is a honest concern of mine and I am legitimately interested in the answer since I’ve donated to similar organizations before with the same questions in mind. How do I know that organizations like Klima are actually planting trees? Do they have an impact section? I really want to participate but I dont know how legit the program is !! Thank you 🙌🏼💕
I think this is incredible. Thank you Danielle so much for your generous contribution to TH-cam 💓 I was moved to tears watching you rejoice around these magical animals. Warm regards from Newcastle U.K 💚
Your polar bear encounter is truly a magical and heartwarming moment. It will be truly devastating if these majestic animals will be gone in this planet. Hopefully there could be a way to save them and their natural habitat.
my biggest problem with nature is that so many dangerous animals are so cute. the bear is just so friendly looking and i want to hug it without being mauled.
Great job, Danielle. Makes more of a case for the dangers of global warming. Your humour makes the serious parts more enjoyable, as does your genuine emotion.
Wow! What an episode? About a year ago (before you relocated from Vancouver to Toronto); I suggested that you go up to the Arctic and film episodes because of all of the different animals, plants, and National Parks that are unique to Canada; and can only be found in the Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut. This polar bear episode (filmed in Churchill, Manitoba and close to the Arctic) is why. You will get killer episodes; and I hope that this experience demonstrates that while the occasional episode on, say the Wooodduck, filmed in some reserve on Lake Ontario, is fine --- it is nothing what you can unlock for episodes in the vast wilderness of the Canadian Arctic. About 3 years ago, I renewed my Canadian Passport in Mexico City, and the Canadian Embassy had a picture for each Province & Territory on the side of it's large outside retaining wall. The one for Manitoba was an obviously photoshopped photo of a closeup of two massive heads staring and smiling at each other --- almost touching heads. One was a man wearing a winter tuque and the other was that of a polar bear. If that picture were real; the man would have no head. I hope that you guys will go up to Nunavut and do an episode on Narwhals. That would be also phenomenon. You would have to coordinate their breeding seasons and when it is the best time to catch them in the wild. Canada has some great National Parks; and I feel like you could aloo be exploiting them more for episodes. Even though episodes in BC & Alberta are not as accessible for you as they once were; you have not really exploited the exhaustiveness that is Wood Buffalo for episodes.. For instance, trying to find the elusive world's longest beaver dam (over a mile long buried deep in the park) would make for a great episode. Hope you appreciate my suggestions; and keep making cinematic, emotionally moving Attenborough-style episodes like this.
Danielle is absolutely gorgeous in every way possible, that look of endearing joy sweeping over her face when observes the bears just makes my day. Thanx for the awesome material as usual Animalogic.
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amongus
Please make a video about aardvarks.
Please make a video about prairie dogs.
My parent's gave me a Polar Teddy bear when I was born. Ever since Polar Bears have had a very special place in my heart. Seeing them up close is truly a amazing experience.
FUN FACT: There's some villages in polar bear regions where people don't lock their front door in case someone is walking down the road and sees a polar bear they can run into the house before they get attacked. Sounds crazy to 99% of us but most of these small towns everyone knows one another so that helps.
That is a Myth. You just walk with a friend that is slower than you.
The people from Northern Manitoba are known to be the fastest snowshoers on Earth.
But what if polar bear comes in
@@Snp2024 death I guess
But what if the polar bear asking politely to come in
Nothing that deadly has any business looking that cute!
My thoughts exactly
I’d say there would be a 99% chance if you fell from the plate form you’d get snack packed lol
100%
It will eat you. ...but yes animals are great.
Cuteness is subjective im horrified of that bear
Danielle: crying and in awe
Momma Bear: "How do I eat you?"
Hahahahaha
Lol yea the whole time I'm just scared seeing it close...like what if someone falls over... RIP
ha
One bite at a time!
Why do they gotta make an apex predator that could kill me in an instant so adorable? I acknowledge that I would _definitely_ die if I tried, but I just wanna hug them!
Play-wrestling with a bear is a mark on my bucket list that will likely never get checked ;w;
@@OMalleyTheMaggot It's is possible but the bears were acquired/trained in questionable circumstances. A couple of places in Russia I've seen have bears trained for the film industry.
@@OMalleyTheMaggot It's totally doable, but you wont be doing any other things on that list, so make sure to leave it for last xD
Having a stuffed polar bear as a substitute wouldn't hurt.
I once hugged a polar bear 🐻❄️ you just have to talk to them in a calm, cautious manner so as not to interfere with her cubs. Bears are so misunderstood!
Human: "Seeing an apex predator look at you from just a few centimeters away is magical and life-changing"
Polar Bear: "How do I access this dessert bar?"
Out of all the wild predators in the world that deserve respect, polar bears have to be one of the top ones since they do deliberately hunt humans given the opportunity as well.
We are slow, unarmed and go well with ketchup I guess.
@@lyravain6304 Not if you got a gun
I usually don't condone shooting predators depending on species. But Polar Bear is a major exception
I say it's fair game
That's why if you ever plan to visit the Arctic, you should always travel with a friend. That way, if you come across a polar bear, you don't need to try and outrun the bear - you just need to outrun your friend.
Polar bears are awesome. I honestly hope they survive, the Arctic wouldn't be the same without them.
You might say it would be Antarctic
Stop disrespecting me man
It's way too late. The boomers and their spawn aren't going to do anything about climate change any time soon.
RIP polar bears, hello malaria mosquitos!
best case we see polar bears go south and we see more Grizzly/polar hybrids in the future.
Their ancestors adapted to life on ice, I don't see why their descendants can't adapt to life on land.
Danielle, you got me crying as well. What a moment! Polar Bears are majestic! This is your best story yet. I'm so envious. ❤ Since you were there, a story on the Arctic Fox would be cool, too. 🙂🙂🙂🙂
You look like the CEO of Koenigsegg, and that's a compliment!
@@orishaeshu1084 Christian Von Koenigsegg
She would be crying if she jumped down and saw what the bear thought of her LOL
@@villz1267 yikes!!!!! It's funny how something can look so beautiful and be so ready to munch on you at the same time. That's scary! 🙂
Same!
Such a beautiful episode. And a positive one too, adapting human settlements to the bear's behavioral change due to climate change.
Thank you Danielle and team!
CBC has a series called "Artic Vets" which is about the Winnipeg's Assiniboine Park Conservancy which works with the Churchill population. They have lots of content on Polar Bear generally as well as conservation of other Arctic animals.
Thanks! I'm gonna have to check that out!
Ooh, thanks for the info. BRB gonna binge arctic animal content.
“And I’m out here lookin like a snack”
Danielle always looks like a snack 🥰
Facts 💯
To be fair, all human there looks like a snack.
`it wants to eat you not spend time with you. All you’re doing is teasing the bear.
I imagine once the bears realized you weren't food (or easily accessible food 😂), they were just curious about everyone. That was a really beautiful moment. Also, I don't know why I assumed polar bears lived in Antarctica. It was one of those assumptions I made and never thought through.
If you ever get a chance to visit Cochrane you can get to see some rehabilitated polar bears with just a pane of glass between you and them. Churchill is probably a better experience because it's their actual environment. But Cochrane is pretty impressive. They've given them land with a stocked Lake so the bears can go hunting.
I saw a polar bear in San Diego zoo.
One of those problem bears was Mercedes who ended up at Edinburgh Zoo in Scotland. She spent her last years at Highland Wildlife Park testing a new, more natural enclosures with a rather surprising barrier, deer fencing! When Mercedes was given a health check, the old girl still had all of the fur between the pads on her feet, something that is apparently unusual in polar bears housed in an all concrete enclosure.
Such words. Tainted for all of time
if anyone says amongus in my life i instantly go into a bloodthirst induced rampage
AMOGUS
AMOONGUS
Sus
@@joeygamache525 Are you a polar bear?
Danielle,
I’d love to see you do a video on your illustrations and sketches, and how it’s informed your understanding of anatomy and nature.
I love how much this experience moved you. I think we would all feel the same.
I remember my school talking about a program they run where they take students up there to Churchill to learn about polar bears. This video is really cool :)
Danielle: In tears "Sooo majestic!"
Polar Bear: Come on down, lemme eat you
Thank you Danielle, Dylan, Jim, Cat, and Andres!
Ursus maritimus, what a beautiful species, just keep your distance, I saw the video where a polar bear was trying to reach a cameraman and some people thought it was for friendly bear hugs. When you're out on the arctic sea, you'll take what you can get.
The fact that humans have found a way to co-exist (somewhat) peacefully with one of our natural predators is an amazing feat
When I saw her crying, I saw her passion. She is truly inspiring.
You had me at among us
You seem pretty Sus
@@konigstiger3252 mogus
@@microska2656 what is amgus backwards
Looks like you have no regard for the melting glaciers that are effecting these animals ?!?!! Hmmm??
@@jjj-hs7tk that's a bit sussy
You crying made me cry. I’m a 48 year old man Danielle! 😄 Love watching you geek out with the polar bears! ☺️😊
I love that intro music... It's like... What exciting animal adventures are we in for today!?
This was easily my favorite episode yet (unbiased!), it was incredible seeing how much it meant to you too. I'm so glad you had the good fortune to be able to share this beautiful moment with us!
I will say that going "nasty little polar bear!!! bear jail for you!!!!" is a hilarious solution to the problem of bear-human conflicts
The humans should be jailed not the bears
@@boardingurban cope
@@M50A1 :(
The first time I saw a polar bear was in a zoo and that was shortly after my mom passed, polar bears are her favorite animal she's always wanted to see and it made me cry when I got to see them
Very glad the Animal Logic team for to visit Churchill. :)
Hope you and your guys family are staying safe and having a wonderful day (air hug)
Staying safe from what
Unexpectedly wholesome! (Air hug)
@@conformistbastard9842 covid?
I was really touched by Danielle's reaction to seeing the polar bears.
Metoo
He he, among us
This is AMAZING!!! I can’t believe how close the bears were!!!!
I hope she does a video on Asiatic lions
They need more exposure so they can have more help with their conservation.
Since there’s less than 1000 of them left
TQ to Daniella and the team of animalogic for making these vids even during the pandemic, also Daniellas cheerfully voice full of excitement is wonderful to hear at the end of a stressful day.
Now these trucks are really something!
5:44 the way the seal crossed the screen was hilarious! “Seals!!!”
I feel bad when I hear humans say that animals have entered our territory.
Why don't humans say that we have encroached the animals territory when they enter places where humans have settled ?
We humans require lot more space than what we actually need. The fauna and flora struggle to survive and we humans struggle for ...(There's a lot)
Incredible creatures, it must have been quite the experience.
Yep. From what I've heard while being on Yamal, people, who encountered this thing out in the open divide on the ones, who had an assault rifle, and the ones, who were eaten alive.
Danielle, you are living a great life, enjoy yourself and stay safe! Love the show, love all animals as well.
Danielle, I really appreciate your love for animals. I'm truly thankful that you had this experience ❤️
I'm so glad you finally addressed the sploot at the end! I literally rewound the video at the first sploot shown just to get a second look. 😅 I have a Corgi, so it's sploot city at my house. But, seeing a polar bear sploot was just magical. ❤️🥰
That rock game was so random! I love it!
Absolutely love these majestic beauties. I am jelly. What a wonderful experience. This is on my bucket list. Thank you for this. ❤❤❤
This was so beautiful. Thanks for taking us along on your adventure. Amazing animals ❤️
*Tourists looking at polar bear* : What a beautiful animal!
*Polar bear looking at tourists* : Finally! Doordash brought my order!
Humans in the bus : magnificent!
Meanwhile the starving bear looking for a way to slaughter what it wants to be its next meal
This has been Animal logic with “is it a rock, or is it an animal?” We’ll see you next week
Me: please do a video on stonefish or some other animal that pretends to be some stone next week
Danielle: "and im out here looking like a tasty snack."
Me: "as always danielle yes you are" 😁
What a great experience! I was tearing up right alongside, thinking of the privilege that town has brought humans and bears alike: coexistence.
Danielle, you're pretty amazing!!!! this video must have been so much hard work and the amount of time and energy and resources spent on this is clearly visible. You guys did an amazing job on the videography the writing, and especially the hosting !! I particularly liked how you interweave the story with the adventure. Also props to the sound and song selection, serene and peaceful to further add to the wonder of the videeo !!! Ah simply wonderful
Dwayne Johnson aka The Rock
*Is it a rock ?? Or is it an animal ??*
Killed it 😂😂
Gosh, I needed this level of cuteness today 🧡
Absolutely majestic shots of them! A very very fine video ^^
"Carbon offsets" are controversial if not outright bad for the environment, do research before supporting groups like Klima & Wren.
Thank you, Animalogic you have saved my life I would have been in school but I have the worst stomach ache and im so glad I can learn about animals too.
First of all, I want to let you know that I sincerely appreciate the efforts of changing the world, so this is a honest concern of mine and I am legitimately interested in the answer since I’ve donated to similar organizations before with the same questions in mind.
How do I know that organizations like Klima are actually planting trees? Do they have an impact section?
I really want to participate but I dont know how legit the program is !!
Thank you 🙌🏼💕
I think this is incredible. Thank you Danielle so much for your generous contribution to TH-cam 💓 I was moved to tears watching you rejoice around these magical animals. Warm regards from Newcastle U.K 💚
amongus…?
bro u cant just put “among us” in the title and not expect these comments
Just like when they said killer queen in the secretary bird video Jojo fans will come.
I love them so much. I cried all the way through this video. They are so beautiful.
“All the animals out here are basically striving for the same thing: To become an orb.”
This is my new favorite way of explaining arctic adaptations.
I so started crying too! Your meaningful experience with the momma bear was mine too ❤️
So *that's* why there's no polar bears in the outback of Australia.
ANIMALOGIC opening our 2022 with their longest and greatest video. Im crying.
Your polar bear encounter is truly a magical and heartwarming moment. It will be truly devastating if these majestic animals will be gone in this planet. Hopefully there could be a way to save them and their natural habitat.
my biggest problem with nature is that so many dangerous animals are so cute. the bear is just so friendly looking and i want to hug it without being mauled.
This was amazing! Thanks for sharing!
So proud of Danielle and the Animal Logic team! I can't wait to see what they do in the future!
Woah, among us?
Seeing this has reignited my love of bears - this was an amazing episode!!
I would love to see more videos on other arctic animals like orcas or seals.
I absolutely love how much you care for animals. Your compassion and knowledge is what makes this channel so great. Ps I would have cried too!
I worked in Churchill this fall with Tundra Inn, I even lived across the street from Lazy Bear!
You are so lucky
Danielle is definitely my favorite host. Her energy is infectious!
amongus!
So happy for you that you got to see polar bears up close! Love your content!
I dont know. Having those bears among us would be a bit sus
Off topic but I love Danielle's jacket; it's a color I hadn't seen in that style and now I want it.
Great job, Danielle. Makes more of a case for the dangers of global warming. Your humour makes the serious parts more enjoyable, as does your genuine emotion.
I can literally feel the emotions you felt this is truly amazing
If not friend, then why friend shaped?
@5:47 That was an amazing shot and a perfect reaction GIF xD
Long live the wild!
6:11 bro the bird is literally just chilling there like they were just saying grace for the meal earlier
Sussy polar bear
Wow! What an episode? About a year ago (before you relocated from Vancouver to Toronto); I suggested that you go up to the Arctic and film episodes because of all of the different animals, plants, and National Parks that are unique to Canada; and can only be found in the Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut.
This polar bear episode (filmed in Churchill, Manitoba and close to the Arctic) is why. You will get killer episodes; and I hope that this experience demonstrates that while the occasional episode on, say the Wooodduck, filmed in some reserve on Lake Ontario, is fine --- it is nothing what you can unlock for episodes in the vast wilderness of the Canadian Arctic.
About 3 years ago, I renewed my Canadian Passport in Mexico City, and the Canadian Embassy had a picture for each Province & Territory on the side of it's large outside retaining wall. The one for Manitoba was an obviously photoshopped photo of a closeup of two massive heads staring and smiling at each other --- almost touching heads. One was a man wearing a winter tuque and the other was that of a polar bear. If that picture were real; the man would have no head.
I hope that you guys will go up to Nunavut and do an episode on Narwhals. That would be also phenomenon. You would have to coordinate their breeding seasons and when it is the best time to catch them in the wild.
Canada has some great National Parks; and I feel like you could aloo be exploiting them more for episodes. Even though episodes in BC & Alberta are not as accessible for you as they once were; you have not really exploited the exhaustiveness that is Wood Buffalo for episodes..
For instance, trying to find the elusive world's longest beaver dam (over a mile long buried deep in the park) would make for a great episode.
Hope you appreciate my suggestions; and keep making cinematic, emotionally moving Attenborough-style episodes like this.
Animalogic being too SUS 😳 lately
For apex predators, they’re pretty adorable
13:30 That's not curiosity, that's a predator trying to find a way to the food it sees ogling it.
Technically that is curiosity then. The predator is curious as to what this metal object is, and how it can get to the prey.
That’s definitely curiosity, trying to investigate what it sees and if it’s edible. Most animals are pretty curious
Wonderful. Simply wonderful.
Thank you for your awesome video!
Danielle is absolutely gorgeous in every way possible, that look of endearing joy sweeping over her face when observes the bears just makes my day. Thanx for the awesome material as usual Animalogic.
That was beautiful
Amazing images. And seeing the emotion on Danielle's face really brought it home
I get it, Danielle. I got mysteriously teary-eyed, too, just watching this. ✨
This giant mother bear adorable .. I need touch her nose ! 😍😍😍💐💐💐
I love this. Danielle is amazing as well.
They’re so beautiful and majestic. You just want to cuddle them.
They’re one of my favourite animals and I so want them to stay around
Holy cow look at that snooter!
BOOP IT!
@@armandoguzmannieves5472 do not boop you lose pinkies
@@drrocketman7794
WORTH!!!!
What a special episode! I teared up a lil when you teared up watching the polar bears. Adding this to my bucket list for sure! 🥰