Winter • 2018 • episode "S1E4" • Canada: A Year in the Wild

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Canada is in the grip of snow and ice, and animals are struggling. But while some animals hunker down, others have babies to raise.

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Canada: A Year in the Wild • 2018 • 2 episodes •

Summer

Summer is the season of plenty for most animals, but not polar bears. Unable to hunt seals until the sea freezes over again, they grow hungrier by the day. For other animals summer is when youngsters must learn how to survive.

2018 • Nature

Winter

Canada is in the grip of snow and ice, and animals are struggling. But while some animals hunker down, others have babies to raise.

2018 • Nature

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