Kingdoms Of The Sky ★ PBS Natural History Series

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Kingdoms Of The Sky ★ PBS Natural History Series

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A landmark three part series made in conjunction with the BBC, Kingdoms of the Sky reveals the extraordinary animals and remarkable people who make a home on the iconic mountain ranges of the world. Breathtaking photography takes viewers through three episodes across the Himalaya, Rockies and Andes.

Kingdoms Of The Sky 1 Rockies Kingdoms Of The Sky 2 Himalaya Kingdoms Of The Sky 3 Andes

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Episodes:

Rockies: The Rockies stretch 3,000 miles up the length of North America, and are one of the great mountain ranges of the world. These mountains are home not just to cougars, wolverines, wolves, and grizzly bears, but also daredevil wingsuit flyers, who jump from high peaks, and Native Americans, competing in breakneck horse races.

Himalaya: Meet the extraordinary wildlife and people of the Himalaya – the highest mountain range on earth, where the air is the thinest, the wind the strongest, the storms the fiercest. Bizarre snub-nosed monkeys live in frozen forests. Tibetan monks perform ancient rituals high in the mountains whilst snow leopards prowl the mountain sides.

Andes: See the extraordinary wildlife and people of the Andes. Pumas hunt guanaco, shape-shifting frogs hide in remote cloud forests and the descendants of Inca build bridges of grass. The world’s driest desert, huge salt lakes and spectacular peaks are all found in the world’s longest mountain range.

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