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Planet Earth (2006) - S01E01 From Pole to Pole

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now it's a waiting game.

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The sea ice still holds firm,

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It starts to melt the sea ice.

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Nearly half of all cubs die in their first year out on the ice.

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for a few miles from the coast the ice is already splitting.

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And she must get there before the ice breaks up.

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and millions of species of insects,

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of a tiny number of mothers like this one.

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there are 42 different species of birds of paradise,

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Whole populations of animals

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After months of confinement underground

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announces the beginning of spring.

Planet Earth (2006) - S01E01 From Pole to Pole

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sweeping away four months of darkness.

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Summer brings 24 hours of sunlight

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the beginning of the boreal forest -

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or face months of near starvation.

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Summer is the time of plenty

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extending the reach of the flood.

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after four months of total darkness,

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The lives of these elephants are dominated by the annual rhythm of wet and dry,