Friday, February 1, 2019

Two polar bears onshore in coastal Labrador, one relocated for public safety

Just in (VOCM, 1 February 2019) from a community called Makkovik on the coast of Labrador: one of two bears sighted prowling the local dump has been relocated for public safety. The community is still on high alert until the other bear can be located.

Black Tickle polar-bear-7 March 2017 Kim Penney photo shared CBC

Polar bear spotted near Black Tickle Labrador on 7 March 2017.

Polar bears are extraordinarily dangerous at this time of year because they are usually at their leanest weight and can be desperate for food of any kind. See the most recent example here, others here and here (with references).

See below for a map showing the location of Makkovik, population about 360.

Makkovik Labrador Google maps

Sea ice off Labrador as of today (1 February 2019):

Labrador coast daily stage of development 2019 Feb 1



from Climate Change Skeptic Blogs via hj on Inoreader http://bit.ly/2GiCgnq

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