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Weekend video: Frozen worlds

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By Elías Thorsson July 3, 2026

This week’s weekend video is an episode from Netflix’s Our Planet series, following polar bears, walruses and seals as they adapt to a rapidly shrinking Arctic. Narrated by David Attenborough, it’s a stark look at what climate change means for the animals whose entire existence depends on ice.

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Weekend video: Frozen worlds

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