Hi leecris,

Please send your address and phone number to my Private Inbox to receive your DVD.

Thanks, Mary

mbenefiel:

Thank you for joining us to play Puzzler Bear Puzzler and congratulations; you're all winners!!!

Please send a message to my Private Inbox with your maililng address and phone number. I'll give the information to the National Geographic Store and they will ship your Masters of the Arctic Ice DVD.

Queenie,

See above.

Thank you for joining us to play Puzzler Bear Puzzler and congratulations; you're all winners!!!

Please send a message to my Private Inbox with your maililng address and phone number. I'll give the information to the National Geographic Store and they will ship your Masters of the Arctic Ice DVD.

Who-o-o--ho-o-o!  Thank you!!!   I don't know who will enjoy it more, me or my son.

Thank you again!

leecris, please accept the DVD as a thank you for staying with us to play the game! You are a winner!

Enjoy your free gift from the National Geographic Online Store ---National Geographic's DVD, Masters of the Arctic Ice.

Thank you to our friends at the Online Store for providing the Game Challenge gifts for our program. When you shop the National Geographic Online Store, your purchases support National Geographic's mission of inspiring people to care about the planet. Visit www.ShopNG.com to purchase your own Masters of the Arctic Ice  DVD.

Congratulations, Donna in Edmonton, you are the winner!

 Enjoy your free gift from the National Geographic Online Store ---National Geographic's DVD, Masters of the Arctic Ice.

Thank you to our friends at the Online Store for providing the Game Challenge gifts for our program. When you shop the National Geographic Online Store, your purchases support National Geographic's mission of inspiring people to care about the planet. Visit www.ShopNG.com to purchase your own Masters of the Arctic Ice  DVD.

Answer Question #10: They are masterful swimmers, able to paddle for an incredible 60 miles  (97 kilometers) without rest, according to some observations. http://www9.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/polarbearcam/about_bears.html

FourSeason_Queenie is the winner. Yes, the answer is not quite correct and Valerie posted the correct answer but had already won a prize. HOWEVER, FourSeason_Queenie was in there playing the game!

Enjoy your free gift from the National Geographic Online Store ---National Geographic's DVD, Masters of the Arctic Ice.

Thank you to our friends at the Online Store for providing the Game Challenge gifts for our program. When you shop the National Geographic Online Store, your purchases support National Geographic's mission of inspiring people to care about the planet. Visit www.ShopNG.com to purchase your own Masters of the Arctic Ice  DVD.

Answer Question #9: As for that white coat, well, it's not really white at all. Each of the  individual hairs is translucent; the polar bear's fur appears white only because it  reflects light. This quality led some to speculate that the hollow hairs absorbed  ultraviolet light and funneled it to the polar bear's skin, helping to keep the bear  warm. This theory, however, has been disproved. http://www9.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/polarbearcam/about_bears.html

YIPPIE!  I can`t remember the last time I won something. Thank you Mary, National Geographis and the online store! This was really cool of you to do this for us.

This feels like finding a treasure.

# 10

About 60 miles.

Yeah Dent. You win the prize! Although Valeria was the first to post the correct answer, she had already won a prize for the right answer for Question #7.

Enjoy your free gift from the National Geographic Online Store ---National Geographic's DVD, Masters of the Arctic Ice.

Thank you to our friends at the Online Store for providing the Game Challenge gifts for our program. When you shop the National Geographic Online Store, your purchases support National Geographic's mission of inspiring people to care about the planet. Visit www.ShopNG.com to purchase your own Masters of the Arctic Ice  DVD.

Answer Question #8: Polar Bears International (PBI) was founded in 1992 by Canadian  wildlife photographer Dan Guravich, whose work with polar bears was  internationally known.
http://www9.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/polarbearcam/pb_international.html

Oh, I am so excited!  Thank you so much to you folks for the awesome work you do providing us with these wonderous things I would NEVER ever be able to see.  I am so grateful, just thank you so much and keep up the great work!!!!!!!!!!  Valerie

PS:  You know I never win anything, this was so much fun (ya gotta know I am a 63 yr old lady without much excitement in her life you see) I enjoyed playing your game!

Mary, NG and the NG - Online Store. 

That's right, Valeria Jax Bch FL, you are a winner!

Enjoy your free gift from the National Geographic Online Store ---National Geographic's DVD, Masters of the Arctic Ice.

Thank you to our friends at the Online Store for providing the Game Challenge gifts for our program. When you shop the National Geographic Online Store, your purchases support National Geographic's mission of inspiring people to care about the planet. Visit www.ShopNG.com to purchase your own Masters of the Arctic Ice  DVD.

Answer Question #7: Unlike WildCam Grizzlies or WildCam Africa, Polar Bear Cam isn't a  video feed from a remotely controlled stationary camera. Polar bears—being  nomadic—could never be pinned down to a fixed location like Pete's Pond. They  have to be stalked by the camera, so to speak. http://www9.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/polarbearcam/technology.html

Each hair is translucent and reflects light

Great job, Leslie, you win!

Enjoy your free gift from the National Geographic Online Store ---National Geographic's DVD, Masters of the Arctic Ice.

Thank you to our friends at the Online Store for providing the Game Challenge gifts for our program. When you shop the National Geographic Online Store, your purchases support National Geographic's mission of inspiring people to care about the planet. Visit www.ShopNG.com to purchase your own Masters of the Arctic Ice  DVD.

Answer Question #6: Wapusk National Park.
 http://www9.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/polarbearcam/why_churchill.html