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17,955,480 Views • Sep 11, 2022 • Click to toggle off description
Meet the animals inhabiting our fragile frozen worlds. ❄️ #FrozenPlanet2
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Frozen Planet II (2022)
This six-part series – narrated by Sir David Attenborough – explores the wildlife found in the world’s coldest regions: the Arctic and Antarctic, high mountains, frozen deserts, snowbound forests, and ice-cold oceans. From polar bears to penguins, and from snow monkeys to Siberian tigers, each species must overcome a unique set of challenges to endure its extreme environment.
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Views : 17,955,480
Genre: Pets & Animals
Date of upload: Sep 11, 2022 ^^
Rating : 4.95 (1,175/93,041 LTDR)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
The seal looked at the camera man like “so you just gone let this happen?”
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I like how the seal looks at the camera like, "im screwed, right??"
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Damn that eye contact that the whale did to the seal is unbelievable
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The rhythm of that scene where they crack the ice is at movie level epic. The choreographed swim under the ice followed by the shattering effect is just amazing.
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Can we just take a moment and give some props to the videographers filming this? They go to the ends of the earth and capture this stuff so professionally that we feel like we are right there. We have shots so close up we can see the pupils of the orcas and seals. Shots from the air, shots from under the water, shots at eye level, all seamlessly put together to the point that we don't even think about how rare it is for humans to even witness this let alone capture in a way that feels like we are standing there ourselves. Hats off.
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The mother orca stopping the others on pouncing the seal immediately because they might get hurt on the sharp edges of the ice berg is insanely intelligent.
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1:10 Coldest death stare ever
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I had no idea that orcas could do this. This is on another level. Actually incredible. The level of communication going on between them to deliver such perfect synchronisation is extraordinary.
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It's incredible how David Attenborough is still narrating these documentaries while in his late 90s. He's iconic
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The cinematography, the moment, the narration, the ocras' intelligence and the seal looks and emotions ... the perfection of this short video is on another level
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1:14 Damn, that staring is freaking scary.
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No one does animal documentaries better than the BBC
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The way they all lined up to break that ice, was mind blowing
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Its incredible how they learned to break the ice into smaller pieces and they push it to open sea.
I had no idea they could do that! It's both impressive and terrifying
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The seal looks at the cameraman like thanks a lot
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That synchronized swim scene where they cracked the ice in pieces was epic. I can't help, but think how many hundreds of hours of waiting by the film makers to be able to catch that moment. How many drone launches where each launch only lasts 20 minutes? It gives me chill thinking about it. Respect for the film makers.
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The way they cracked the big piece of ice was amazing!
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It’s remarkable how intelligent these Orcas are.
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Orcas are so very smart. I find it fascinating that these mammals can hunt in such cooperation. Also understand that the production of a wave can not only break apart ice but also wash their pray off an ice sheet.
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@airone7794
1 year ago
The shot where the whale go out of the water and you can see her staring at the seal is incredible
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