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When it comes to natural history documentaries, nobody does it like the BBC!
The latest offering from the BBC 's Natural History Department is 'Frozen Planet', a stunnigly breautiful, jaw-dropping record of life in a part of the world that may soon be lost forever.
Remember David Attenborough and the gorillas? Magical. But wait till you see the intrepid BBC camera crew getting up close and personal with a pod of killer whales.
If you've not been able to pick it up on satellite, expect it to network Stateside and globally next year.
An unforgettable televisual experience.
Here's a taster
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00mfl7n

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Have you tried..

'See all clips from Frozen Planet (103)'

You should be able to see those.

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You can search Youtube for Frozen Planet and/or David Attenborough to find various sections of the series.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Fshnu_SwAg

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Very interesting info! about Frozen Planet,now I'll definitely search history of Frozen Planet.