article_snippet: A tourist visiting Norway to witness tomorrow's total eclipse of the sun was mauled by a polar bear as Jakub Moravec slept.
article_snippet: The remains of a polar bear, which attacked Mr Moravec on Spitsbergen island after travelling to watch tomorrow's solar eclipse .
article_snippet: Norwegian media had reported that there are many seals in the area, a food source that attracts the bears.
article_snippet: Isolated: a group of six campers who had travelled to the Svalbard islands in Norway's Arctic to enjoy the eclipse were on a combined ski and snow scooter trip on the remote islands more than 500 miles north of the Norwegian mainland when the bear attacked .
article_snippet: Local authorities have repeatedly warned eclipse chasers of the region's dangerous polar bears.
article_snippet: An estimated total of 3,000 polar bears live in the region, far outnumbering the 2,500 inhabitants.
article_snippet: There have been five fatal polar bear attacks in Svalbard in the past four decades.