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| Moderator Jr Member | It's a really small town and really far away, but Churchill, Manitoba, is one of the best places on earth to see polar bears in their natural habitat. Many people's journeys begin in Winnipeg, Manitoba where they take the train north. Once you get there, you'll want to stay in one of the lodges and take a tundra buggy tour. It's one of the best ways to see the bears up close, along with beluga whales and some other amazing creatures.
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| Churchill is the best spot to see polar bears because the area lies near the southern limit of where polar bears are able to live year-round. Generally, you should be able to see polar bears throughout the months of October and November but there is never any guarantee! By the way, did you guys know that even though polar bear fur is white their skin is actually black? |
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| Churchill is also a great place to see the Northern Lights since it's so far north. Polar bears are pretty amazing creatures. In case you don't make it up there, you can see the live camera feed from a Tundra Buggy at this link. |
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