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psikonauti · 2 months
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Ice Bed, Svalbard, Norway
Photographed by Nima Sarikhani 
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maureen2musings · 4 months
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Arctic fox
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bokehm0n · 11 days
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Landscapes in the Arctic Circle
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unbfacts · 8 months
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dailystreetsnapshots · 5 months
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Longyearbyen, Norway
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tiny-steve · 5 months
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the absolute white, svalbard | sept 23
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malbecmusings · 3 months
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And that, boys and girls, is why you probably shouldn't nose up to a berg. Imagine being on the bow oohing and aahing over the ice when she starts this little maneuver. Hard pass, thanks.
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GUYS NO
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pangeen · 2 years
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“The Prince of Svalbard” // Even Tryggstrand
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sitting-on-me-bum · 4 months
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Svalbard, Norway, 2020.
The arctic fox, sometimes called the polar fox, is commonly found in Spitsbergen, although it has been hunted for over two centuries. In order to find food in all seasons, the fox has to cope with the Arctic’s extreme conditions. But its small size – it is smaller than the red fox – and its thick fur, which is as insulating as a bear’s, enable it to withstand the extreme cold.
Photo by Knut M. Selmer
The Prince Albert II Of Monaco Foundation Environmental Photographer Of The Year 2023
Environmental Photography Award
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At the foot of Alkhornet, Svalbard
Taken August 2022
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psikonauti · 2 months
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The breath of the arctic fox. From a very chilly morning in Svalbard (-34°C)
Photographed by Marco Gaiotti
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yutani-corporation · 14 days
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by George Cooper
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ratpyramid · 4 months
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My morning routine as a creature in the caves of Svalbard:
4:00 am - Get up, go to the bunker and scratch on the walls. Maybe whisper a bit
6:00 am - go back to sleep for an hour
7:00 am - Wake up and have a bath in the freezing water
7:45 am - Eat some fish, a slow, relaxed breakfast
8:15 - Do my rounds of the caves, check no one has gotten in while I slept
9:00 am - If there's no one there to torment, I do some light reading
10:00 am - Sort out any new teeth boxes or just do some general tidying to make sure the ominous atmosphere remains
11:00 am - Make my way up to the bunker to destroy some equipment
1:30 pm - Lunch
2:30 pm - Make my way up to the bunker to imitate someone there
3:45 pm - Go back to the village and wander
5:00 pm - If no one has come down, I might go back up and do some more imitating
6:00 pm - check up on the snow storm
7:00 pm - My work day is over
7:30 pm - eat dinner (more fish, a polar bear or someone I caught)
8:15 pm - More reading, maybe distort the twisting passages
10:30 pm - I go to sleep
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unbfacts · 7 months
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animalsandanimals · 8 months
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Baby Seal Pup in Arctic Svalbard, Norway.
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