Going under the ice field for food
This has to be one of the most stressful ways to bring home dinner.
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3. librabooks commented 13 years ago
They can afford head lamps but not a timer or alarm clock?? Guy watching for the tide says, "Hey dude! The water started coming in ten minutes ago. Sorry, I had to go to the bathroom and was out of seal paper!"
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4. loadrunner commented 13 years ago
#1 Could have been second hole.
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6. orion commented 13 years ago
#1 these filmmakers behave as they don't exist. The crew probably has the equipment to drill a hole for the camera.
I always wonder the same for all documentaries. A wounded tiger dying slowly with noone to help it, an endangered species getting hunted by wild predators, abandoned cubs left to die and so on. I know they shouldn't interfere with nature but come on, watching this through a camera seems heartless.
I always wonder the same for all documentaries. A wounded tiger dying slowly with noone to help it, an endangered species getting hunted by wild predators, abandoned cubs left to die and so on. I know they shouldn't interfere with nature but come on, watching this through a camera seems heartless.
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8. BangkokJarek commented 13 years ago
Wouldn't be easier to move a little south and grow vegetables?
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9. nomaddaf commented 13 years ago
#6 of all the species that have ever lived 99.9 are now extinct. And if a species is endangered helping one will change nothing. As for the shot they almost always recreate events for the film and all most all sounds are dubbed,from insects to foot steps,wind,eating,ect..
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12. loadrunner commented 13 years ago
#10 The same guy filming Neil Armstrong, stepping on the Moon
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14. iblogmoore commented 13 years ago
thank you davor1387 for sharing that info
+44 1. ErGo_404 commented 13 years ago