A family of three polar bears was filmed on an ice floe in the…
A family of three polar bears was filmed on an ice floe in the Arctic Ocean near the nuclear-powered icebreaker 'Arktika,' where they calmly observed the approaching vessel before swimming away. The footage, captured by third assistant captain Nikolai Ilyinov, quickly gained attention online.
Consensus
- A family of three polar bears was seen on an ice floe in the Arctic Ocean.
- The polar bears were filmed by a crew member of the nuclear-powered icebreaker 'Arktika'.
- The video shows the polar bears calmly observing the approaching icebreaker before swimming away.
- The footage was shared through the Telegram channel of 'Atomflot' and gained widespread attention online.
Points of divergence
- The third assistant captain, Nikolai Ilyinov from FGBU 'Atomflot,' is credited as the video's author. — riamo
- The polar bears were described as swimming on an ice floe and moving away slowly after descending into the water. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Icebreaker 'Arktika' Encounters a Family of Polar Bears in the Arctic Ocean — РИАМО
- Icebreaker 'Arktika' crew captured a family of polar bears on an ice floe — Вести