BBC Natural Exploration Science Series: Life in the Refrigerator (Complete 6 Discs)

Author: BBC UK
Publisher: Beijing United Vision Media Culture Co., Ltd.
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Features: The Antarctic continent is the mostbarren, cold, and isolated landmass on Earth, covering 14 million square kilometers and being covered by 90% of the world's ice. Each winter, when the waters near the continent freeze, its area doubles. The average temperature in Antarctica is minus 49 degrees Celsius, and on the harshest winter days, it can even drop to minus 70 degrees Celsius or lower. Yet in thisinhospitable place, various species of wildlife call it home, some of which are unique and can only be found in the frigid Antarctic. David Attenborough and a strong photography team of 20 spent three years bravely entering the turbulent Antarctic Ocean, braving winds of up to 160 kilometers per hour, enduring biting cold, and confronting the immense dangers of glaciers to complete thiscomprehensive documentation of the natural world on the Antarctic continent. To explore previously uncharted territories, the team utilizedcutting-edge technology to capture the magnificent landscapes of this land, both on land and in water.