What are some of the memorable episodes in Our Planet?

"Our Planet" is a collaboration between Netflix and Silerback Films, a gold-medal nature documentary production team, and the World Nature** Society, which went deep into various nature reserves and used the latest 4K camera technology to film. From the vast ice cap to the depths of the ocean, from the distant forest to the Gobi Desert, he was filmed in more than 50 countries for 4 years.

In addition to the magnificent natural scenes and magical animal habits, there are many heartbreaking images in the documentary. Recently, what has caused heated discussions on the Internet is the scene at the end of episode 2, which has made countless viewers cry!

In recent years, due to climate warming, the glaciers in the Arctic have been decreasing, and there is a shocking set of figures in the documentary: 75 million tons of glaciers collapsed in 20 minutes. By 2040, the Arctic is expected to be free of glaciers.

This will not only increase global warming and sea levels, but also affect the living environment of countless animals and plants.

In the far north of Russia, hundreds of thousands of walruses live on sea ice, which is closest to where they hunt. However, due to the small size of the sea ice, it can be seen that almost every inch of living space is occupied, densely packed with stacked walruses, and trampling or crushing can happen at any time, but more terrible things are yet to come.

Some walruses try to find space outside the herd, so they climb up the 80-metre cliff, which is an extremely difficult task for the 1-tonne walrus accustomed to sea ice, but they can only do so in order to survive and get a breath of fresh air.

They are all on the frontlines of climate change and are reaping the consequences. "But don't forget, it's humans who are causing the climate warming, so aren't humans the ones who indirectly kill walruses?!

The documentary captures a heart-wrenching scene: a walrus falls off a cliff due to global warming.

Although the end of the episode tells us that the process of global warming is slowing down and the creatures on the ice can breathe a sigh of relief, walruses and many more animals living on the ice do not know when their homes will disappear and have no control over their own destiny, as one netizen commented: Animals will always pay for the fault of human beings!

Hundreds of thousands of walruses live on sea ice, which is small and densely packed with stacked walruses, and trampling or crushing can happen at any time.

This huge salt pan in Africa, the remains of an ancient lake, has no water at all, and the hot pot is like a boiling hotIt is one of the hardest areas to survive.

The natural landscapes in this movie are the most memorable.

I haven't seen our planet, but I've heard that it's very good.

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In the second episode, in the sea ice ecosystem, the consequences of climate warming are the most impactful here. The thinner and thinner ice floes directly led to the complete loss of a large number of organisms. The walruses lost the ice they relied on and had to climb to the island closest to the locust hunting area.

The narrow ground with every inch of land and gold has squeezed out 100,000 walruses! Thousands of flesh bodies rubbed one after another, this scene is so shocking and envious, as if seeing the frightened doomsday mood of the walrus. Here, every step of movement is the same kind, squeezing and trampling can kill them at any time, the mother cannot protect the cubs, and the crowd in the center cannot forage for food at all.

Some walruses climbed the cliffs of the island after a lot of hardships, and the sea was just below, and they thought that they would be able to return to the embrace of the sea if they went down, and they fell from a height of more than 80 meters ......The camera follows all the way, watching their heavy bodies smash against the rocks. On the beach, walrus carcasses are gently washed by white spray. A great sorrow suddenly seized people's hearts.

All the ecological series are uninhabited, and people are everywhere. At the forefront of climate change are plants and animals, and the consequences of human actions are paid for by them. The painful struggle and death of each scene annihilated the life that existed on the earth and the ocean, and also deeply shook the hearts of every **.

The whole film quietly shows the mysterious and profound connection between all things, which is no longer the butterfly wings in philosophy, but the rigor of dismantling nature through biological chains, as well as the fragility of this closed loop. Suddenly, we find that in the most complex and delicate structures, our perception of the earth is actually thin and self-righteous.

The documentary solves a "I arrived" problem for the vision of ordinary people. If I hear it, if I see it, the vastness and insignificance that people can't observe, the time, space and fate that are with us every minute but can't be perceived, are all displayed in front of me one by one. I'm here, I'm there, I'm seeing, the BBC camera is majestic, exuding dazzling beauty, but the cruel logic of fate is clearly laid out.

For documentaries, without this kind of lens language of vastness and sadness, people's feelings will be greatly reduced.

Every frame, every set of shocking stories, is like a caller that keeps shaking the shoulders of human beings. In the face of these narratives, the rhetoric that "climate warming is a rumor" has emerged. The whole film records nature, but it makes us feel more and more the heaviness of being human, and it uses the best empathy to call for a more thorough understanding of the concept of "community with a shared future".