Global Forest
Synopsis
Trees cover four billion hectares of the planet, providing food and shelter for a wide range of wildlife while producing 31 percent of Earth's oxygen.
Synopsis
Moose navigate the snowy forests of the Northern Hemisphere during winter, searching for food among the twigs and branches. As temperatures drop, wolves hunt in packs, while bears occasionally emerge from dens in search of a meal. The documentary presents the challenges faced by various species, including European bison and Japanese macaques, as they adapt to harsh conditions. Trees cover 4 billion hectares of Earth, providing vital habitats and producing a significant portion of the planet's oxygen.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how wolves adapt to winter survival strategies.
- Find out how moose settle disputes without antlers.
- Meet the Japanese macaques digging for food beneath the snow.
Did You Know
- Trees cover four billion hectares, making up 31% of the Earth's land.
- Wolves rely on their pack's solidarity to survive the winter.
- Moose use their hooves as snow shovels to uncover buried vegetation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much of the Earth's land is covered by forests?
Trees cover four billion hectares, which is thirty-one percent of the Earth's land.
What do moose primarily eat during winter?
During winter, moose primarily nibble on twigs.
What do Japanese macaques search for under the snow?
Japanese macaques dig through the snow to find leaves that have been preserved beneath.
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