Sentence examples for bear guards from inspiring English sources

All cruise ships sailing in the region were obliged to have polar bear guards aboard, Etminan said.

Part of the preparations included sending a four-person team of "polar bear guards," experts assigned to expedition cruises by law, to "set up a land station and check the area again to make sure that there are no polar bears in sight," the statement said.

A spokeswoman for the German Hapag Lloyd Cruises company, which operates the MS Bremen, said that two polar bear guards from their ship went on the island and one of them "was attacked by a polar bear and injured on his head".

"You'll be escorted by armed bear guards," my local guide, Brower Frantz, says before we set out. "The ice is too thin for the polar bears to hunt on so they're stuck onshore searching for food.

He was accompanied by Noakes, the sports scientist; his mind coach, David Becker; a photographer and a cameraman; three polar bear guards, and Jørgen Amundsen, a relative of explorer Roald Amundsen, who skied on a ledge by the 250-meter-long field of open water.

But Chase and Gross say that when they confirmed their hiking route and let the government know they'd be traveling through Lagacé's camp, which does not employ bear guards for hire, nobody at the agency mentioned hiring a bear guard.

It lies in an almost direct line with the tail of Ursa Major (the Great Bear); hence its name, derived from the Greek words for "bear guard".

There's also a lush park and a 250-pound bronze statue of a grizzly bear guarding the door to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's office.

On 21 July 2010, a photographer observed a polar bear guarding its kill out on the sea ice in Svalbard, Norway.

In the darkness of the polar winter, Dr Jennifer King was in a small group working under the Lance's floodlights when a bear guard suddenly spotted one of the animals emerging into the light.

Previously, Chase and Gross had read that Parks Canada recommends that visitors to the Torngats hire a licensed Inuit bear guard who is allowed to carry a gun into the park and is trained in polar bear safety.