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For these staff photographer spent 117 hours in the freezing cold lyutom





Every year, from mid-February to mid-March in Canada Wapusk National Park happens a great event: the polar bears come to light for the first time with their four-month calves
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Last year, an experienced wildlife photographer Daisy Gilardino decided to film the process and went to the photoshoot. As a result, she spent 13 days and waited for 117 hours before the den, with an average temperature of about -50 ° C.

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For these staff photographer spent 117 hours in the freezing cold lyutom





For these staff photographer spent 117 hours in the freezing cold lyutom





For these staff photographer spent 117 hours in the freezing cold lyutom





For these staff photographer spent 117 hours in the freezing cold lyutom





For these staff photographer spent 117 hours in the freezing cold lyutom





For these staff photographer spent 117 hours in the freezing cold lyutom





For these staff photographer spent 117 hours in the freezing cold lyutom





For these staff photographer spent 117 hours in the freezing cold lyutom





For these staff photographer spent 117 hours in the freezing cold lyutom





For these staff photographer spent 117 hours in the freezing cold lyutom





For these staff photographer spent 117 hours in the freezing cold lyutom





For these staff photographer spent 117 hours in the freezing cold lyutom











via petapixel.com/2016/02/02/i-waited-for-117-hours-in-50c-temperatures-to-snap-these-polar-bear-photos/
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