Explorer Bob Bartlett and his crew encounter wildlife off the coast of Greenland in late 1931 and early 1932

The transcript describes explorers who shifted their focus to investigating wildlife in the Arctic. They encountered abundant wildlife, including polar bears, which they attempted to capture and study. However, these creatures resisted captivity fiercely, showcasing their strength.

What change did the explorers make in their expeditions?

• They decided to explore the southern hemisphere.

• They returned home to document their findings.

• They shifted their focus to investigating wildlife.

• They started a new expedition to the east.

What was the primary focus of the explorers in the Great Northern circle?

• Searching for new trade routes

• Investigating the wildlife

• Studying the local culture

• Mapping the terrain

What was abundant in the Arctic according to the explorers?

• Dense forests

• Wildlife

• Freshwater lakes

• Mineral resources

What challenge did the explorers face with polar bears?

• They were resistant to captivity.

• They were difficult to find.

• They were not native to the area.

• They were too friendly.

How did the polar bears react to captivity?

• They became tame and docile.

• They resisted with great strength.

• They showed no resistance.

• They adapted quickly.