White Czar: A Story of a Polar Bear
By Clarence Hawkes · Running time 03:43:33 · Animals & Nature
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The land of the Eskimo is the most inhospitable desolate portion of Mother Earth inhabited by man. Well has the Eskimo need of his cheerful watch word, or salutation, of Aksuse, which means be strong. This is the story of a Polar Bear and his involvement with his environment and men. But not just any polar bear, the biggest and fiercest of them all. The Czar of the Frozen North, is in a class quite by himself. He is not nearly as large as his cousin the Kodiak bear, but that huge beast inhabits a comparatively small area and is little known, while the white Czar ranges along the shores of the
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