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Planet Earth (2006) - S01E01 From Pole to Pole

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In the Arctic winter

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the rarest cat in the world.

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In the chaos a calf is separated from its mother.

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water arrives in the Okavango.

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The impala is in luck.

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but sadly in the wrong direction.

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it lightens the skies in the far north.

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In Japan the arrival of the cherry blossom

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As the sun's influence diminishes in the north,

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At the peak of the dry season in the Kalahari

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In the great island of New Guinea

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They've made a kill in the forest

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In the tropics the sun's rays strike the earth head on

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Here, in the deciduous forests of eastern Russia

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the world's entire population in a single flock.

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This is the Kalahari Desert in Southern Africa.

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She has been in her den the whole winter.

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Birds are the first to arrive in any numbers -

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The seas off the Cape in South Africa have this magic recipe

Planet Earth (2006) - S01E01 From Pole to Pole

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There are only forty Amur leopards left in the wild