Surviving Earth's Most Extreme Climates (Full Episode) | Hostile Planet: Compilation | Nat Geo
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Hosted by Bear Grylls, Hostile Planet zooms in on the world’s most extreme environments to reveal the animal kingdom’s epic stories of survival on this fast-changing and continuously evolving planet. In this Hostile Planet compilation from National Geographic, discover the animals that call deserts and the Earth’s poles home.
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Surviving the Desert - 0:00
How do animals survive in the desert? Desert wildlife relies on specialized adaptations to combat extreme heat, dehydration, and a lack of shade where the sun is the ultimate enemy. For desert animals like the Nubian ibex, Arabian wolf, and brown hyena, to survive in the desert means learning how to deal with the sun’s unrelenting volatility.
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Polar Habitats - 0:47:07
Polar habitats are similarly enslaved by the sun: half the year is plunged into bitterly cold darkness and hardship, and the other half is blistered with light and heat. What animals live in polar habitats? Polar regions are home to highly resilient species like polar bears, Arctic wolves, emperor penguins, musk ox, and more that are uniquely built to survive months of freezing darkness and sudden seasonal shifts. As the sun exerts its unquestionable dominance, we reveal the incredible ways these wild animals survive.
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Es increíble cómo los animales de los desiertos y de las regiones polares han desarrollado estrategias completamente diferentes para sobrevivir al mismo desafío: los ambientes extremos.
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For me, way too much sound effects!! Why??? No need to. Nature speaks for itself.
I don’t need sound effect to emphasize the beauty and tension of the world. It speaks for itself.
Way too overdramatic. I’m trying to learn something while I clean and 5m in it’s still just a bunch of music and some guy being dramatic.
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@hosseinalbobaled0Watching this is not for the faint of heart. When the Arabian Wolf got the Ibex baby, so sad and only minutes in. I know how nature works but I don't have to be happy about it 😢
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I really wanted to enjoy this, but the narrator is horrible and way over the top with the drama. Come on NG, do better!
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@5vv-q1pThis documentary is outstanding, showing us how nature works. It is just incredible what wild creatures have to do to survive in extreme environments.
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@keochansovanithOne scientific fact: Arctic foxes can survive temperatures below -50°C thanks to one of the warmest fur coats relative to body size in the animal kingdom.
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@monChe89NamrupOutstanding documentary. The contrast between desert survival and life in the polar regions perfectly highlights the incredible diversity of our planet and the determination of wildlife to endure extreme conditions.
@Lexi249Mother Nature really looked at these two extreme places and decided to test if animals could survive either being slow roasted like a chicken or instant flash frozen like a bag of supermarket peas.
@VdesiertoprofundoSurviving the brutal transition between volcanic heat and freezing arctic tundras requires a flawless strategy where any mistake means extinction!
@naturekingdomtvThose baby ibexes climbing steep cliffs with soft hooves? Nature’s own little superheroes!
@TierweltDoku-i2vThe desert’s survival game: adapt or perish. It’s a raw reminder of life’s relentless challenges.
@animalessalvajes_ESThank you Bear Grylls for showing us the hidden drama of deserts—life there is no walk in the park!
@VitaAnimauxSauvagesThe desert teaches us that even the toughest creatures must keep adapting or face the heat of extinction.
@야생동물탐험-b5zSun beats down, hawks are watching, and the wolves are waiting… this desert drama keeps me on the edge of my seat!
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@thuhuynh7681The goats jumping across the cliff face was too dangerous for someone like me who was afraid of heights.
@TAnimalessalvajesWonderful wild life..
@dwioktanugrohoThe cameraman' trust and belief made this series successful! Amazing how he was cool while coming out of that well.
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