Cape East Camera - Churchill Polar Bears, Wapusk National Park

Here on Cape Churchill along the Hudson Bay coast, polar bear families wait for sea ice to form so they can venture out to sea to hunt for seals, their primary source of food. Find out the best time to watch live and learn more about polar bears on Explore.org @ https://goo.gl/cjkuVv.

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This live camera captures the Arctic tundra of Wapusk National Park during the critical autumn freeze-up season when polar bears congregate along the coast. Watch these magnificent predators in their natural habitat as they await the formation of sea ice—their gateway to successful seal hunting and survival. The stark, snow-covered landscape and real-time wildlife observations offer an intimate window into one of the world's most remote and ecologically vital ecosystems.