Ivvavik Video
Ivvavik National Park
Wildlife Cameras of Ivvavik National Park
Un-bear-able Itch
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Ivvavik National Park,
at the Northern tip of Canada's Yukon Territory,
has approximately 400 bears...
and all are looking for
the perfect scratching tree.
One week in Ivvavik National Park
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[Text on Screen] One Week in Ivvavik National Park
5 caribou in the frame, one staring at the camera
[Text on Screen]Each Spring, the caribou herd returns to the coastal plains to calve
Small groups of caribou move across the video frame, some stop to put their muzzles to the ground
[Text on screen] These photos are from June 16 to 23, 2012, at a natural mineral lick
[Text on Screen] The herd is estimated at 169,000 animals
A cow and several calves are licking the ground
[Text on Screen] Most calves are born within a few days of each other
A cow and calf walk right to left across the frame
[Text on Screen] Cows time their arrival with the green up of plants to forage on
Three caribou in frame eating plants and licking the ground
[Text on Screen] Caribou calves mature quickly to outrun predators
Four adult caribou and 1 calf walk through the scene
[Text on Screen] The best Inuvialuit athletes are said to have "caribou lungs"
Five adult caribou and 3 calves walk through the scene
[Text on Screen] Where the caribou go, the wolves follow
Close up of wolf nose sniffing camera. No caribou in shot
[Text on Screen]The herd migrates 1300 km to forage and seek relief from insects
The rear end of a caribou exits right with a large swarm of bugs chasing afer it
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Arctic Oasis
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[Text on Screen] Ivvavik National Park
[Text on Screen] in Canada's Western Arctic
[Text on Screen] If you are a Dolly Varden Char
[Text on screen] Summer living is easy
[Text on screen] But what do you do in winter
[Text on Screen] when rivers and streams freeze solid?
[Text on Screen] Swim to the Arctic Oasis!
[Text on Screen] Where warm geothermal springs
[Text on Screen] keep this Oasis from freezing.
[Text on Screen] What an awesome place!
[Text on Screen] Ivvavik National Park
[Text on Screen] in Canada's Western Arctic
[Text on Screen] Music: Bullhead (fish) Song
[Text on Screen] Artist: Sopotaituk
[Text on Screen] Norman "Shephard" Felix
[Text on Screen] pc.gc.ca/ivvavik
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Remote Cameras in the Western Arctic - Ivvavik National Park
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