National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 7月21日 07時04分

Photo by @Cristina Mittermeier | I'm sure this polar bear was well aware of our presence far sooner than when we spotted him. Sniffing us from 200 feet away, we followed his slow trek across the Arctic tundra from our zodiac. A polar bear's sense of smell is their most important tool for detecting prey on land. They can sniff out a seal 20 miles (32 kilometers) away. Follow me at @Cristina Mittermeier and explore my feed for more photos from the #Arctic. #polarbear #ice #discoverwildlife

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worldwidepredators Amazing photography you must send your photograph to the World Wide Predators NPC Carnivore ID photography competition great prizes up for grabs and it is a global initiative to bring all Carnivore organizations together for the best possible Carnivore conservation have a look at www.wwp.org.za

insidemymemories Wow that's really amazing how sensitive their senses are - great position captured in an pure arctic surrounding ?

takeuchi_016 I’m just gunna howl like a wolf till they show up for dinner time !!

wparky94 @natashabrook30 in Tesco. Do you want anything / a coffee

carmengavilan62 Espectacular el oso polar, xfv q no desaparezcan ??

ahma_cal Nice shot, Christina. Definitely smells something. ?

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