Polar bear that attacked Arctic explorer Sebastian Nilssen and was shot dead by a Nilssen friend. Nilssen was recovering from his wounds An Arctic explorer survived a polar bear attack.
Sebastian Nilssen, of Norway, says he woke up with his head in the bear's mouth last week.
He told the website Asylum.com, "I grabbed for my shotgun and tried to shoot it but the polar bear had snapped the gun in half. It must have been only a minute I was in his jaws, but it felt like forever."
As the bear stood up with him in its mouth, a friend shot the bear dead.
Nilssen says he's not angry at the bear -- because it was probably very hungry.
Asylum says, "Nilssen was airlifted to the hospital and underwent three hours of emergency surgery to repair a pierced lung and stem the flow of blood from bite marks on his neck, which were inches from a vital artery. "
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