The best place in the world to photograph Polar Bears is Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. With a population of around 1200 bears and established infrastructure it’s possible to visit and get excellent photographs of Polar Bears in just a few short … Read More
Sneaky Copulators I’ve studied Brown Bears (Ursus arctos) and Polar Bears (Ursus maritimus) for many years. Polar bears are thought to have evolved from Brown Bears and still share many physiological similarities. One I’d like to address is the Darwinian … Read More
I give presentations from time to time, and am often asked what the difference is between the Arctic and Antarctic. On the surface, this is a simple question. The Arctic is essentially a body of water bordered by several different … Read More
The Galapagos Islands straddle the equator 600 miles west of Ecuador. Discovered in 1535 by a Spanish Bishop and made famous by Darwin’s visit in 1835 and subsequent publication of The Origin of Species, the islands comprise an archipelago of … Read More