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  9. Adult emperor penguins herd their chicks into a creche in the Ross Sea, Antarctica. Within the month the chicks will fledge and set out into open water for the first time. Frozen Planet
  10. An underwater
  11. An Adelie penguin male building a stone nest in anticipation of the females’ arrival. The males compete over the precious stones, often resorting to stealing to get the best ones. Our crew spent four
  12. Frozen taiga forest in magical light, Finland. The Taiga is the greatest forest on Earth, containing at least a third of all the world’s trees. The vast stretches of forest are restricted to one or tw
  13. Cameraman Mark Smith filming Adelie penguins in early Spring. Frequent snow storms with winds of up to 150mph kept both team members on their toes throughout their 4 months working alone at Cape Crozi
  14. Cameraman Mark Smith filming Adelie penguins on the beach of the Cape Crozier colony, Antarctica. After 1000 hours working alone amongst the penguins, Mark and producer Jeff Wilson began to lose their
  15. Adelie penguin adults on Ice floes off the coast of Cape Crozier colony, Antarctica. Their growing chicks require constant feeding, and the adults take it in turn to leave the colony to hunt for silve
  16. Pod of orcas spyhopping amongst the breaking sea ice, Ross Sea,Antarctica 2009. The Orca’s spyhop through gaps in the ice to determine how they can reach new fishing grounds. They have extremely poor
  17. Lying belly-down on Antarctic sea-ice at the edge of a small hole, a cameraman gets a shock when a killer whale mother and calf explode out of the water in front of his face. The only way to get under
  18. Least weasel (Mustela nivalis), Finland. The smallest carnivore in the world - the very smallest are found in the High Arctic (30-70g, average body length of 130mm). They stay active throughout the wi
  19. A pair of two day old polar bear cubs. At this age they weigh less than a kilo so by weight are less than 280 times smaller than their mother. Frozen Planet
  20. Humpback whale as seen on "Frozen Planet."
  21. Snowflake close up detail - this is filmed with unique macro technology developed specially for the shot. Frozen Planet