Documentary, In the Land of the Polar Bears br "In the Land of the Polar Bears" refers to the Arctic region, where polar bears are found across five countries: Canada, Greenland, Norway (Svalbard), Russia, and the United States (Alaska). The term can also refer to specific locations like Svalbard, Norway, an archipelago often called the "polar bear capital of the world" due to its high density of the animals. br Geographic locations br The Arctic: The Arctic is the natural home for polar bears, a vast region that includes sea ice and tundra. br Svalbard: This Norwegian archipelago is highlighted as a prime location for spotting polar bears, with more bears than people. br Other Arctic nations: The term also applies to the coastal and tundra regions of the United States (Alaska), Canada, Russia, and Greenland, where polar bear populations live. br What you can find there br Wildlife: Besides polar bears, the Arctic is home to other wildlife like walruses, whales, Arctic foxes, and reindeer. br Unique landscapes: The region features glaciers, tundra, and sea ice, creating an otherworldly and unique environment. br Indigenous communities: The Arctic is also home to Indigenous peoples who have unique cultures and a long history of living alongside polar bears.