I'd like to ask Jim Martell what inspired him to pay 50,000 dollars to be flown to the northwest territories, chauffeured into the wilderness, and led by the hand up to an endangered animal so he could shoot it with a gun. I'm just curious where the pleasure lies in doing something like that.
I'd also like to ask him if it meant anything to him when he was told that the animal he'd just killed happened to be a never before seen polar/grizzly bear hybrid, whose very existence underlines the shockingly accelerated climate change of the planet he calls home.

I'd like to ask him these questions but I can't, because he's not at home. He's out hunting for more bears!
Maybe I should ask these guys.