A look at the world's harshest landscapes and the animals that have adapted to live there.
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I just do not understand why people do not like to listen to the facts and truth. Do they feel guilty for the disasters they are generating on the nature, the earth and the animals? It is a disturbing fact: Humans are the trouble with all the waste and pollution they are creating. I love this documentary because it is rubbing our nose in it, telling us we are to blame. The shots are amazing (especially the first episode and the ducklings.