In 2006, Jim Martell, a trophy hunter from Idaho, shot what he thought was a Polar Bear in the Northern Canadian Arctic. A DNA test was conducted, and the results were surprising. This was neither a Grizzly Bear nor a Polar Bear but rather a hybrid of both. This marked the discovery of the first-ever Pizzly Bear, also known as the Grolar Bear.

No one can match the power of the greatest predator south of the arctic, the Grizzly Bear.

Fewer than 20 grizzly bears remain in the North Cascades. Wildlife filmmaker and ecologist Chris Morgan interviews Washington State residents about what they know about their elusive neighbors. He helps bust some common myths and raises the question of whether or not cohabitation is possible with one of the state's critically endangered species.

Your skin is amazing! Look at all the awesome things it can do!

You couldn't live without the skin you're in. Find out what's going on under the surface in the skin video.