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The Pacific Ring of Fire is home to three incredible bears: polar, brown and black. The film tells their story and takes a paw-swipe at a few bear myths.
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The Pacific Ring of Fire is home to three incredible bears: polar, brown and black. The film tells their story and takes a paw-swipe at a few bear myths.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Altayfilm, ARTE, Doclights, BR
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