Predation

PredationNever before been photographed, Mark is extremely excited to introduce this Limited Addition print: The mystical and elusive Narwhal hunting Arctic Char (an arctic fish closely related to both salmon and lake trout). For years there has been myths and educated guesses as to what the narwhal uses its tusk for. They range detecting temperature, water pressure, particle gradients, motion, maybe openings in the ice. Maybe even to show to off to females or

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I had been standing in the icy wind for hours

so when I observed this brown skua swoop down and steal this egg

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Its always nice when its sunny and blue skies but there is something about days like this that heighten ones senses

The iceberg could in fact be that old

At one point

we were lucky enough to see a young black bear who came to feed in the intertidal zone under this pair of nesting bald eagles in the photo

for locating prey

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I snapped this shot just before I watched this male killer whale disappear over the horizon

we had spent the day exploring a glacier cut fjord in the Broughton Archipelago and on our evening boat cruise back to camp we spotted some blows in the distance a ways up the inlet