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Planet Earth (2006) - S01 02 Mountains

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that runs from Patagonia to Alaska.

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Molten lava rising from the earth's core

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it's clearly visible from space.

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to be found anywhere on Earth.

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This vast range stretches 5,000 miles from the Equator down to the Antarctic.

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The eagles work in pairs to separate a young crane from the flock.

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A mother grizzly emerges from her den

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that divide the Indian subcontinent from Tibet.

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Warm winds from India, full of moisture,

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Weak from lack of food and water,

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and lead her cubs away from the mountain.

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where giant land masses are pulling away from one another.

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but this is a special alliance from which both partners benefit.

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and the eagle has to struggle to control it.

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causing clouds to form

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she has a grueling climb to get back to her lair.

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there's a last chance to socialize before returning to the sleeping cliffs.

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On the highest summits of our planet

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It's the biggest mountain glacier on Earth -

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It seems to be an odd creature to find on these high rocky slopes.