From the makers of Earth flight and Polar Bear - Spy on the Ice, the spy cameras are back with this latest BBC series. This time they travel to Antarctica and the southern oceans, where they focus on the most charismatic and popular bird on Earth - the penguin. Spy cameras cleverly disguised as life size penguins infiltrate the colonies to capture their emotional and often amusing lives. The emperor penguin has the most incredible life story of any bird. Just as Polar Bear - Spy on the Ice changed the way we look at an iconic subject, the spy cameras give the emperor... penguin's amazing story a fresh perspective. The Humboldt penguin lives in the hot desert regions of South America and its problems have more to do with heat than cold. The rock hopper is one of the more comical penguins nesting on cliffs in the Falklands islands, braving incredibly rough oceans to reach the shore. The trials and tribulations of these other penguins crosscut the narrative of the emperor penguin, highlighting the differences at the same stage in their lives. When the emperors huddle together to protect themselves against minus 60degree temperatures, Humboldt penguins are tolerating plus 40degrees in the driest desert on Earth! While emperors are negotiating huge snowdrifts, rock hoppers are trying to jump up vertical cliffs. 50 different spy cams reveal the secret lives of nature's most devoted parents. Special Features: Photo Gallery Subtitles [show more]
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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 or region free DVD player in order to play. The BBC series is back with their spycameras and delving deep into the cold world of penguins. From the makers of EARTHLIGHT and POLAR BEAR - SPY ON THE ICE comes PENGUIN SPY IN THE HUDDLE, where spycameras disguised as life sized penguins give you a sneak peak into the natural world of penguins.
Documentary narrated by David Tennant that films penguins from a unique perspective. Through the use of cameras disguised as life-sized penguins, the film-makers were able to capture penguin life from within the colony. With features on emperor penguins, the humboldt penguin and the unusual rockhopper penguins that live in the Falkland Islands, the documentary explores a range of penguin species and behaviours.
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