In the wild age of the Ice Age, full of surprises and dangers, three very different and out-of-fit animals are closely linked due to the loss of babies. They are sloppy, rough and unreasonable, but have a kind heart, the giant sloth Sid. The mammoth Manfred, who is moody and speaks tricky, but has a soft heart, and Diago, the saber-toothed tiger, who has a ferocious and scheming temperament, but is full of longing for family and friendship. In order to bring the baby back to the embrace of the family, they gathered together to form a temporary escort team and embarked on the road of slowly finding relatives. There are many contradictions along the way. The cunning Diago didn't really escort the baby back to his family at the beginning, but tried his best to lure the team into a deadly ambush set by his family.
As a villain in the team, the Sabre-toothed Tiger Diago initially lures them into the ambush of the same clan to kill them, in order to achieve the purpose of capturing the baby and hunting Manfred. But as they moved forward, they experienced avalanche, hunger and other difficulties and obstacles together, and Diago's heart gradually awakened. Especially after experiencing Manfred putting himself in distress in order to save it, he finally fully integrated into the team and began to help Manfred sincerely. In the end, he did not hesitate to break up and fight with his fellow clan.
Manfred had seen his parents die in front of him when he was young, and fell under the sword and spear of humans; the saber-toothed tiger clan also forged hatred with humans because of the slaughter of humans. But these animals have no real hatred in their hearts; they have gone through many obstacles; even though they put themselves in danger, they also sent the baby back to the embrace of the father.
Now the complicated changes in human minds and human nature and animals in the White Ice Age... They not only bring joy, but also inspire the people watching the film with their kind and pure hearts to believe that adults can harvest more than children.
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