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Good News! Russian Meteorologists Now Free From Polar Bear 'Siege'
Help arrived earlier than expected, things are now back to normal for these Russian meteorologists. After two weeks of ordeal, five Russian meteorologists have been rescued from a polar bear #seige.
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