To The Arctic - Survival: Polar Bear Attack

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  • Опубликовано: 14 фев 2013
  • www.macgillivrayfreemanfilms.com
 A behind-the-scenes look at a mother polar bear defending her cubs from the dangers of the Arctic. The Oscar® -nominated film crew of the IMAX® documentary To The Arctic captures the bravery of the mother bear who stands up to a male aggressor to ensure her cubs' survival.
    Warner Bros. Pictures and IMAX® Filmed Entertainment present a MacGillivray Freeman Film, To The Arctic, a One World One Ocean presentation. For show times, visit www.imax.com/tothearctic.
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  • @marylinolazagasti9715
    @marylinolazagasti9715 7 лет назад +80

    It must be so stressful to be a bear momma. Not only you have to feed and raise your cubs, but fight elements and your own kin to ensure their survival. This is motherhood on another level. Thanks for sharing!!

    • @endian-disintegrator
      @endian-disintegrator 4 года назад +4

      Very nicely explained the difficulties Moma has to face in raising the kids
      Here we can see how tough it is
      But let me say it more tougher in humans
      We all humans can never pay back to our mothers
      Without her we are nothing
      Whatever we r we owe to her first and than to dad 😍

    • @endian-disintegrator
      @endian-disintegrator 4 года назад +1

      Prayers and best wishes to all moms in the world both human and nonhumans

    • @shirin8609
      @shirin8609 Год назад

      Human motherhood has all these elements and they're sad, squishy, tiny sacks of deliciousness for wild animals, able to survive many vicious predators' attacks only by virtue of having the right tools, timing, and strategy.

  • @Kensho-gw5cp
    @Kensho-gw5cp 3 года назад +4

    Polar bears are beautiful creatures

  • @ms.suzylucy6868
    @ms.suzylucy6868 3 года назад +6

    Damn, that was so cool. She totally represented. Thanks for sharing.

  • @leanhnguyet71
    @leanhnguyet71 4 года назад +6

    So special video about the love of the mother in a wildlife ....., to every species on earth , all their own moms are always amazing !.

  • @peterduffy5388
    @peterduffy5388 3 года назад +4

    Whether it's an animal or a human being a mother's instinct is very strong and most times you don't want to mess with it

  • @williammurry461
    @williammurry461 3 года назад +7

    We need to try and protect all the kindoms of nature! The exploitation of their habitat for oil exploration, gold mining, construction(forests) minerals etc., and I'm not going to exclude prayers for them!

  • @dansalamone8217
    @dansalamone8217 5 лет назад +2

    Awesome video

  • @bmaccrypto
    @bmaccrypto 4 года назад +3

    great video

  • @yveslabbe9608
    @yveslabbe9608 Год назад

    Un documentaire que j'adore. Il est super bien fait, très belle vidéo pour mes recherches. Merci!

  • @michaelgreen1365
    @michaelgreen1365 Год назад

    Any mother in the animal world will always protect her young much more than the human race and that’s a fact😮

  • @shakerbanumyrzakhanova6321
    @shakerbanumyrzakhanova6321 3 года назад +1

    Oh, my god, mum bear is👍♥🤗

  • @JDH_MUSIC
    @JDH_MUSIC 10 лет назад +25

    Polar bears are powerful. They remind me of dinosaurs.

    • @AlphaSkyMan1
      @AlphaSkyMan1 4 года назад

      Polar bears, and all bears for that matter, serve no purpose at all for anything. I wish they would go extinct. If they did absolutely nothing would change at all. Man would actually benefit with a more bountiful profit in the commercial fishing industry. DEATH TO ALL BEARS!!!!!

    • @Lol-hp2qg
      @Lol-hp2qg 3 года назад +2

      @@AlphaSkyMan1 shut up

    • @cosminmierlea8144
      @cosminmierlea8144 3 года назад +3

      @@AlphaSkyMan1 stfu u f idiot. Return to your stinky crack house, moron..

    • @snoot4873
      @snoot4873 3 года назад

      @@AlphaSkyMan1 you're the biggest idiot

  • @tomcarr7099
    @tomcarr7099 3 года назад +1

    Mothers can be homicidal . A couple of hundred years ago , in the 1960s , a nun at St Colemans Catholic School pulled my younger brother around by his ear . My mother was half her size , but she chased the Sister twice around her desk .

  • @akmalnew4955
    @akmalnew4955 4 года назад +7

    mother's struggle to protect her child from predators ... I really salute

    • @AlphaSkyMan1
      @AlphaSkyMan1 4 года назад +3

      The mother is just as much of a predator. Bears are worthless creatures.

    • @Lol-hp2qg
      @Lol-hp2qg 3 года назад +1

      Skyler Bratton shut up

    • @cosminmierlea8144
      @cosminmierlea8144 3 года назад +1

      @@AlphaSkyMan1 idiot, take a break

    • @Kensho-gw5cp
      @Kensho-gw5cp 3 года назад

      @@AlphaSkyMan1 and you just a bitching

  • @CaptainArt777
    @CaptainArt777 5 лет назад +7

    Way too much of these guys faces and not enough of the polar bears. This happens so much on these youtube videos. lol

    • @Macgillivrayfreemanfilms
      @Macgillivrayfreemanfilms  5 лет назад +3

      Thanks for the feedback. This video is specifically a behind the scenes about the story of the filmmaking, but if you would like to see more of the wildlife, please check out the official trailer!

  • @floridabadger666
    @floridabadger666 11 лет назад +1

    Looks soo Kewl yet too cold for ME tho!!

  • @BigBoiRedFrog
    @BigBoiRedFrog Год назад

    Nice

  • @marlanaferro1481
    @marlanaferro1481 2 года назад +1

    Save polar bears 💗💗💗

  • @monikalidzba4368
    @monikalidzba4368 2 года назад +1

    Ich liebe 🤟💘🤟💘 Eisbären

  • @hippychic7546
    @hippychic7546 2 года назад

    of course you could have intervened. i mean jeez lol u r in the middle of nowhere, who would tell on you? my gawd....

  • @johnvanderlinder6942
    @johnvanderlinder6942 5 лет назад +5

    When you have the opportunity to help other please you there for a reason, thing doesn't happen with out the purpose for the moment. Please hellp and save life Don't be hesitate what right or wrong, help the animals don't wait for them to became extinct and protect them. The is no reason or for logical explanation for life,.

  • @meilinpang6562
    @meilinpang6562 6 лет назад +6

    Love polo bears but not the male ones to attack the cubs! :(
    Hope all the polo bears have a safe and happy life! Also they can find enough food to survive!

  • @meteoritessound1673
    @meteoritessound1673 3 года назад

    The male should be grateful that she didnt rip his head of and beat the shit outta him

  • @anitaabdulrahim8910
    @anitaabdulrahim8910 5 лет назад +1

    Why2 u cant take care or give the food

    • @Lol-hp2qg
      @Lol-hp2qg 3 года назад

      Anita Abdul Rahim it’s not allowed it’s illegal

  • @rickknight3823
    @rickknight3823 3 года назад

    Put on my 3d specs but didn't notice any difference...🤔

    • @Macgillivrayfreemanfilms
      @Macgillivrayfreemanfilms  3 года назад

      Unfortunately, the 3D effects are only in the theatre and not online. Thanks for trying though!

  • @viviant1145
    @viviant1145 3 года назад

    they were very hungry

  • @AggressiveBeagle
    @AggressiveBeagle 3 года назад

    It’s over! I have the high ground!

  • @email4saundra
    @email4saundra 11 лет назад +13

    We MUST save the Arctic and the creatures that inhabit it.

  • @johntobin3923
    @johntobin3923 3 года назад

    Momma bear will defend her cubs to the death. That full grown male close to twice the size of the female knew he have to fight momma bear first and risk severe injury.

  • @anitaabdulrahim8910
    @anitaabdulrahim8910 5 лет назад +2

    Just talk..but cant..help the polar bear for the food

    • @marissaburdock6550
      @marissaburdock6550 4 года назад +1

      They're not allowed to interfere with the animals, the whole point is that they're documenting their behaviour and seeing what they do in different situations. They're wild animals, they can find food and if they can't, well then that's just the circle of life.

    • @Lol-hp2qg
      @Lol-hp2qg 3 года назад +1

      Anita Abdul Rahim it’s illegal to feed them

  • @vids5374
    @vids5374 3 года назад

    She was not going to do anything she could. If he wanted to he would have 8 those Cubs like fried chicken and french fries. just didn't want to hear her complaining about it.

  • @i_fuk_religion
    @i_fuk_religion 5 лет назад +8

    there is nothing to be happy about the cubs because when they grow up, they do the same thing to other cubs.

    • @AlphaSkyMan1
      @AlphaSkyMan1 4 года назад +1

      Death To All Bears!!

    • @Lol-hp2qg
      @Lol-hp2qg 3 года назад +2

      @@AlphaSkyMan1 no

    • @ndjibukabengele973
      @ndjibukabengele973 3 года назад +1

      No if they're both females!

    • @Lol-hp2qg
      @Lol-hp2qg 3 года назад +1

      Ankit Nagpal yes there is because if the cubs grow up there is going to be two more polar bears than if the male polar bear ate them

  • @brucebalsillie8451
    @brucebalsillie8451 3 года назад

    Who are these 40 dislikes?? Bunch of orcas?

  • @redpilledsupak9979
    @redpilledsupak9979 4 года назад +2

    I was rooting for the male bear...

  • @bashfulbrother
    @bashfulbrother 6 лет назад +1

    Would have been nice to see the drama? Where exactly was it? These bears face this threat every day.

  • @viking956
    @viking956 2 года назад

    :35. "It was real scary for us." Huh? I get so sick and tired of these people going out on these expeditions and commenting about the sadness of bear cubs being mauled, killed, and eaten by adult males. How stupid can you be? NATURE!!! It's called "nature". If you're really scared and don't want to see that....knock-knock....don't participate in these intrusions into these bears' habitat. No, no, shut up. There's no conversation to be had here. It really is no more complicated than simply staying at home and watching wildlife videos on National Geographic and Animal Planet. There. I'm Done!

  • @tonygasper917
    @tonygasper917 3 года назад

    Polar Bears live in the North Pole and the South Pole

    • @Kensho-gw5cp
      @Kensho-gw5cp 3 года назад

      Lol there’s no polar bears in Antarctica