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Professor Alun Hubbard is a glaciologist, and he's spent
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Frozen Planet II

Professor Alun Hubbard is aglaciologist, and he's spent over 30 years studying the...

Professor Alun Hubbard is a
glaciologist, and he's spent over 30 years studying the movement
of ice along Greenland's coastline. It is a beast of a glacier, that
it's just growling constantly. Thundering in the background. Oh, there we go,
bit of activity

Full Transcript

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Professor Alun Hubbard is a glaciologist, and he's spent
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over 30 years studying the movement of ice along Greenland's coastline.
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It is a beast of a glacier, that it's just growling constantly.
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Thundering in the background.
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Oh, there we go, bit of activity.
Duration
26 seconds
Views
80
Timestamp in Movie
00:03:05
Uploaded
Mar 25, 2025
Season
1
Episode
6
Genres
documentary
Production
Warner Bros. Pictures

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Movie Summary

Following life in the frozen regions of the planet, including polar bears, Siberian tigers, snow monkeys, and penguins.
S01 • E03 But it's so cold, she can't move her legs. - Frozen Planet II 00:06
But it's so cold, she can't move her legs.
S01 • E03 Her spring-loaded tongue, however, still works. - Frozen Planet II 00:06
Her spring-loaded tongue, however, still works.
S01 • E05 Gathered together and on guard, - Frozen Planet II 00:07
Gathered together and on guard,
S01 • E03 As the sun rises higher in the sky, frozen land begins to thaw... - Frozen Planet II 00:16
As the sun rises higher in the sky, frozen land begins to th...
S01 • E06 Carving icebergs is a natural process, - Frozen Planet II 00:22
Carving icebergs is a natural process,
S01 • E05 The wolf pack's only chance... - Frozen Planet II 00:09
The wolf pack's only chance...
S01 • E04 All too soon, - Frozen Planet II 00:09
All too soon,
S01 • E01 We begin our journey in the far south of the planet. - Frozen Planet II 00:24
We begin our journey in the far south of the planet.
S01 • E05 To do that, - Frozen Planet II 00:10
To do that,
S01 • E04 But getting back there - Frozen Planet II 00:23
But getting back there
S01 • E02 She can detect a seal's lair beneath two metres - Frozen Planet II 00:12
She can detect a seal's lair beneath two metres
S01 • E03 With her body temperature still only five degrees Celsius, - Frozen Planet II 00:14
With her body temperature still only five degrees Celsius,
S01 • E03 Her skin darkens... - Frozen Planet II 00:23
Her skin darkens...
S01 • E01 Here, temperatures fall to. - 80 degrees centigrade. - Frozen Planet II 00:11
Here, temperatures fall to. - 80 degrees centigrade.
S01 • E04 This mile-long snow-covered trudge - Frozen Planet II 00:11
This mile-long snow-covered trudge
S01 • E05 Even in thick snow, bison can run at up to 35mph. - Frozen Planet II 00:19
Even in thick snow, bison can run at up to 35mph.
S01 • E02 Only one in ten attempts is successful. - Frozen Planet II 00:16
Only one in ten attempts is successful.
S01 • E01 There is only one animal here hardy enough - Frozen Planet II 00:25
There is only one animal here hardy enough
S01 • E03 Most chameleon species lay eggs, - Frozen Planet II 00:15
Most chameleon species lay eggs,
S01 • E05 But the pack must feed, and they take turns to attack. - Frozen Planet II 00:06
But the pack must feed, and they take turns to attack.