The National Geographic Society's Wild Chronicles features a short video in which naturalists fit an Alaskan grizzly with a collar camera. In the resulting film, we get to see life from a bear's eye view: grazing, catching salmon, napping with the family group, scuffling with a rival . . . and burping. It's a walk on the wild side that gives us a different perspective of the world.
Friday, April 07, 2006
Grizzly BearCam
The National Geographic Society's Wild Chronicles features a short video in which naturalists fit an Alaskan grizzly with a collar camera. In the resulting film, we get to see life from a bear's eye view: grazing, catching salmon, napping with the family group, scuffling with a rival . . . and burping. It's a walk on the wild side that gives us a different perspective of the world.
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