Over the three years thatit took to film this series, the Quelccaya Ice Cap,5,500m up in...
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Over the three years that
it took to film this series, the Quelccaya Ice Cap,
5,500m up in the Peruvian Andes, has receded by a staggering
60 metres. In Europe, some alpine glaciers
are now shrinking by 100 metres a year
it took to film this series, the Quelccaya Ice Cap,
5,500m up in the Peruvian Andes, has receded by a staggering
60 metres. In Europe, some alpine glaciers
are now shrinking by 100 metres a year
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Over the three years that
it took to film this series,
00:00:04.056 --> 00:00:10.016
the Quelccaya Ice Cap,
5,500m up in the Peruvian Andes,
00:00:10.016 --> 00:00:14.012
has receded by a staggering
60 metres.
00:00:18.064 --> 00:00:22.052
In Europe, some alpine glaciers
are now shrinking
00:00:22.052 --> 00:00:25.036
by 100 metres a year.
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Movie Summary
Following life in the frozen regions of the planet, including polar bears, Siberian tigers, snow monkeys, and penguins.
