Discovering Arctic Wonders: Eureka Expedition, Ellesmere Island, Nunavut, Canada
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- Embark on a mesmerizing journey of discovery as we unveil the hidden treasures of the Arctic in our captivating video, "Discovering Arctic Wonders: Eureka Expedition, Ellesmere Island, Nunavut, Canada"! Join us as we venture into the icy wilderness of one of the world's most remote locations, where each snowflake tells a story and every glacier holds a secret.
From the stunning landscapes to the fascinating wildlife encounters, this expedition is a testament to the raw beauty and untamed majesty of the far north. Get ready to be spellbound by the aurora dancing across the sky, the crisp air tingling with excitement, and the sense of wonder that comes with exploring uncharted territory.
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I spent a few weeks hiking in 2018 near Tanquary Fiord. Great scenery, nice critters. 😀
Thanks for sharing the beauty of this intriguing place - one of the most remote on earth. Well done.
Thank you for appreciating this video. It was a life changing experience for me.
I had the great good fortune to spend a summer in Eureka as a college student in 1968. Collecting fossils and climbing up these mountains. Photographing wildlife and enjoying true wilderness. We were half way between Montreal and Moscow
Thank you. I still dream of this place a year later.
Je suis si fière de toi... Tu es un Grand Artiste dans l'Âme d'un Esprit Libre
This was my first trip to the Arctic to work on Adeco Rig 4. Surreal place for sure. Looking back I loved the experiences.
Nanuk is the king of the High Arctic. It is heartbreaking that we destroy his habitat. Without ice, he cannot hunt.
What was the construction project ? I worked in Eureka and Alert in the 80s-90s.
Due to NDA all I can say is that it’s one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever seen.
@@TheRavensDen gotcha, it sucks we cant even tell our families about some of our adventures.
@@TheRavensDen Can you confirm whether it was public or private sector work? Very curious!
Thank you for sharing this wonderful video, I like it so so much! You are definitely one of the very few lucky ones in this world that can visit this place with such serene beauty. Hope you can keep this video here at UA-cam so that I can watch it once in awhile...
Thank you. It was a life changing experience for me.
I loved your photographs thankyou for showing them. I dream about the fossil forest on Ellesmere island, although I've never been there.
What is the flower shaped rock? Is that fossilised desert rose? I'm intrigued. Did you manage to identify it?
@@maughan3061 thank you so much. It’s hard to take a bad picture there. Still my favorite place on the planet.
@@TheRavensDen I believe the flower-like object in your thumbnail is;
Calcite (Glendonite) CaCO3.
Calcite pseudomorph Ikaite. Sometimes called rose-rock. Found Eureka, Ellesmere Island, Qikiqtaaluk Region, Nunavut, Canada.
@@maughan3061 'Polar Euhendral Aggregate'
interpreted as
"Calcite Pseudomorphs after Thenardite"
AKA
'Rosettes or Hedge Hogs'
a small suggestion.. this slide show goes a little too fast for the viewer to really take a good look at the photography. If you could go at half the speedit is now it would give viewers time to observe better. Great work on an under reported part of Canada. Thanks for what you have done here.
I originally made this video for my crew. I had over 1500 pictures all beautiful. At 4 seconds a picture it still went over 10 minutes.
La demostracion natural de lo poco que significa el hombre frente a la incalculable e inmenza biodiversidad. Holistico
Gracias por apreciar