BBC large-scale documentary: Frozen Planet 7 episodes, Mandarin HD online viewing and Blu ray 720P download

Type: documentary
Production country/region: UK
Language: English
First broadcast: 2011-10-26 (UK)
Number of episodes: 7
Single episode length: 60 minutes
Also known as: Cold Planet

Frozen Planet (English: Frozen Planet) is a nature documentary jointly produced by the BBC, the Discovery Channel and the Open University of Great Britain. It was narrated by David Attenborough and premiered on the first channel of BBC and HD channel on October 26, 2011, with a total of 7 episodes. This film mainly shows the animals and plants living in the Arctic and Antarctic and their habitats. Episode 7 discusses the impact of global warming on the polar regions and the whole world. David Attenborough, together with scientists, will personally investigate and explain the polar regions. The program is mainly filmed by the BBC Natural History Unit in the polar regions. Other production partners include Discovery Channel Canada, German TV 2, Spain's Antena 3 and Greece's Skai TV. The executive producer of this film, Areste Faselgil, has directed many award-winning documentaries of this station earlier, including Blue Planet and Our Earth, so this film is also regarded as the follow-up work of the above-mentioned documentaries.

Sir David Attenborough, the commentator of the documentary, said that this may be the last chance for human beings to appreciate this scene before the earth's climate changes dramatically. Sir Attenborough, 85, said, "This documentary captures many behaviors and phenomena that have never been recorded before. As time goes by, these images will become more and more precious, because this is probably our last chance to record these precious scenes. Although hundreds or even thousands of years before our arrival, the two poles of the earth were very spectacular, many changes have exceeded people's understanding in the recent century. "

Frozen Earth was broadcast on BBC TV on October 26, 2011. The documentary team used special cameras that can work at low temperatures. This documentary, which took five years to come out, captured many precious pictures, showing the mysterious and fantastic side of nature: including the real natural phenomena of iceberg collapse, mysterious active volcano eruption, as well as rock peaks, beautiful melt water lakes and coniferous forests; In addition, these real pictures also show the cruel side of nature. Animals compete and fight with each other. For example, a male polar bear bravely repels as many as 10 love enemies, wears blood stains and scars, and finally holds the beauty back. This documentary also often captures how some creatures work together to hunt prey, such as killer whales working together to hunt seals. With the help of high-tech equipment, the film team also recorded the vast and barren land in the center of the Antarctic continent, and the migration of whales to the polar region.

The whole documentary is based on seasonal changes, recording various scenes of the Earth's poles in a year, from the "melting" spring, to the 24-hour light in summer, to the "ice covered" autumn, and finally to the long night of winter. At the end of the documentary, it also tells some interesting adventures, as well as some skills on how to survive in extreme cold and unpredictable bad weather.

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7 episodes of Mandarin online viewing:

Episode I: The End of the World

Frozen Earth will take you to appreciate the strange features of the two poles of the earth, the South Pole and the North Pole. The Antarctic Circle and the Arctic Circle are the largest wasteland on the earth and the least known by human beings. In this world of ice and snow, there live the most peculiar and cold resistant creatures on the earth. The first stop of our journey was the cold Arctic Ocean, near the North Pole. After six months of darkness, the sun came back. We followed two courting polar bears. Surprisingly, they also had a gentle side. The next stop is the Greenland Icecrown. The waterfall is vertically inserted into the heart of the ice, and the huge iceberg is split in two in the sea. Humpback whales join the largest bird group on the earth and hunt in the food rich waters of Alaska. To the south, the tree line marks the beginning of coniferous forests, where the total number of trees accounts for one third of the world. Here, 25 of the world's largest wolves are killing a huge bison. At the other end of the earth, the Antarctic Circle starts from the Southern Ocean. Countless penguins surf the sea to escape the hunting of hungry sea lions. A group of orcas set off huge waves, trying to wash seals off the ice floe. Diving under the ice, we found some prehistoric giants - the terrible sea spiders and tide insects the size of western food plates. Above the ground, the top of Mount Ericus is a crystal clear cave, which is the southernmost volcano on the earth. We start from here to trace the footprints of early explorers, such as Scott and Amundsen, who are determined to be the first to reach the South Pole. The destination of our journey is the Antarctic ice cap, which contains 75% of the fresh water on the earth and has the highest ice content on the earth.

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