Frozen Planet II

Mark Brownlow, Elizabeth White

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BBC BOOKS
18 October 2022

Photography & photographs; Mathematics & Sciences; Animal ecology; The natural world, country life & pets

Accompanying the landmark BBC series narrated by David Attenborough, an unforgettable exploration of our most fragile worlds of beauty and brutality

ACCOMPANIES THE LANDMARK SERIES NARRATED BY DAVID ATTENBOROUGH

Find a world of wonder beyond the ice.

'Looking down at our planet from space it may come as a surprise how much of it is blanketed in snow and ice. These vast frozen wildernesses cover more than a fifth of the earth ... From the highest peaks to snow-bound deserts to alien worlds deep beneath the ice, they are home to an astonishing array of animals found nowhere else on earth.' David Attenborough, from the series.

Frozen Planet II celebrates the surprisingly diverse worlds of ice - a world that is disappearing before our very eyes. Previously undiscovered stories, from chameleons giving birth on the frosty slopes of Mount Kenya to endangered Amur leopards in the Russian forest and killer whales hunting Weddell seals on ice floes in the Antarctic, shed new light on the beauty and the peril of the world's most fragile ecosystems. Behind-the-scenes insights explore the unique challenges of filming in these frozen worlds, where camera crew and wildlife alike brave the extreme conditions.

With over 250 stunning full-colour photographs, Frozen Planet II reveals the wonders of the fastest-changing part of our planet, as we may never see them again.

By: Mark Brownlow, Elizabeth White
Imprint: BBC BOOKS
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 150mm, Width: 125mm, Spine: 25mm
Weight: 250g
ISBN: 9781785946578
ISBN 10: 1785946579
Pages: 312
Publication Date: 18 October 2022
Audience: Professional and scholarly , College/higher education , General/trade , Undergraduate , Primary
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active

Mark Brownlow (Author) Mark Brownlow is the series producer of Frozen Planet II. He was a producer on the BBC's landmark series Blue Planet II and Planet Earth and has produced many natural history documentaries for the BBC, including Hidden Kingdoms and Ocean Giants. Elizabeth White (Author) Elizabeth White is the series producer of Frozen Planet II. She was a producer on the BBC's landmark series Blue Planet II and the first Frozen Planet series and has worked on many natural history documentaries for the BBC, including The Great British Year and The Coral Gardener.

Reviews for Frozen Planet II

TV so relentlessly wondrous that you'll feel like a child again The Guardian Simply outstanding content Times - 5 stars David Attenborough's new survey of our planet's frozen wonders makes for urgent, gripping viewing Telegraph - 5 stars Sir David's frozen fantasia will give you chills... The original was spectacular. The sequel is spectacular-squared The Daily Mail - 5 stars Another stunning call to arms against climate change from David Attenborough i news - 5 stars David Attenborough's sequel dazzles New Scientist - 5 stars