I have watched two episodes so far. Nature is really amazing. There are hundreds of millions of creatures in it. Everyone sharing the blue sky and white clouds on this planet seems to have no connection, but in fact, there are inextricably linked. Now that a large amount of ice in the North and South Pole has disappeared, what will happen in the next few decades and hundreds of years? If some creatures no longer exist, will we humans still exist? I saw the flamingo whose feet were wrapped in salt and could not move forward alone. I saw the albatross that was waiting for a year to learn to fly. I saw the mother polar bear walking on the barren ice with her cubs. , saw a polar bear swimming alone on the vast ocean, there was no ice surface for it to rest around, saw antelopes in the snowy forest avoiding the pursuit of hungry wolves, saw hundreds of thousands of walruses because of the ice When the blocks melted and had to gather on a small island, or had a stampede accident, or climbed to an 80-meter-high cliff and fell down hard, it was all heartbreaking. Everything in the world has its own way of survival, but Don't let them lose their loving home because of what we do, protect our planet and protect ourselves.
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