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Home Articles Unusual Number of Grizzly and Hybrid Bears Spotted in High Arctic

Unusual Number of Grizzly and Hybrid Bears Spotted in High Arctic

EarthzineJuly 29, 2012Biodiversity, Climate

A hybrid polar/grizzly bear on Victoria Island in the Canadian Arctic at about 74 degrees North. The hybrid, photographed on April 23, was traveling with a grizzly bear on the sea ice in Viscount Melville Sound. (Photo courtesy of Jodie Pongracz)

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