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Between Norway and the North Pole, there's a gathering of small islands called Swalbart,

and there are roughly 300 resident polar bears that live in the region.

One of the residents, a man who slept in a cabin near the shore, woke up to the sound

of a polar bear smashing through his front door.

Some can even weigh up to 1,700 pounds.

54-year-old Wesley Perkins was out bear hunting deep in Kigloo-Iak Mountains in Alaska.

Supposedly it only took the bear 9 paces to travel from the cave 70 feet away.

The North American mountain line usually weighs between 110 and 220 pounds.

In about a quarter mile in, he heard pine needles rustling somewhere behind.

When he swung his head around, he saw a juvenile mountain line heading straight toward

him at top speed.

Her nickname came from the ancient Nepheles turn, meaning destroyer of man.

The tigers compete with human territory.

And the more they compete, the deadlier.

What's up everybody, welcome back to another episode of the Lights Out Podcast.

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