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That's Steve Coquel and the reason he has to be on the lookout for grizzlies has everything to do

with where we're standing right now. We're in the Northwest Territories. That's the Northwest

Territories in the high Canadian Arctic. Hey, I'm Jess Bentley and I'm out here just north of the Arctic

Circle to take you on a journey to the thawing edge of climate change. Over the next three episodes

of science quickly will be mucking around in a part of the world that's warming faster than just

about any other. Just a few years ago the tundra here was frozen solid and now there's a massive

hole with an area the size of more than nine football fields and growing.

The ground is disappearing under our feet. I'm trying not to get too close because there's a 20 meter

drop off and I'm going to say meters because I'm kidding him. Just getting that out of the way.

This used to be a landscape shaped by ice. Now it's being completely transformed.

But let's get back to Steve. He's here to study that now not so perma permafrost.

We're on the Peele Plateau. Steve works for the Northwest Territories Geological Survey. He has

a constant entourage of students and he's wearing an amazing Canadian lumberjack uniform.

Behind me is a type of permafrost landslide called a retrogressive thaw slump. It's a type of

permafrost landslide that forms in areas where the permafrost contains a lot of ice.

That thaw slump he's talking about that's the hole. To picture it you have to imagine

what it would look like if a massive mound of earth just sort of turned into molasses it started

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