

For the first time in nearly 30 years, an arctic fox family’s reproduction has been recorded on video in Finland.
Synopsis
For the first time in nearly 30 years, an arctic fox family’s reproduction has been recorded on video in Finland.
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Synopsis
Kimmo Ohtonen spends two years in Lapland, working to revive the population of the endangered arctic fox. His efforts lead to a significant breakthrough when he captures the first video of an arctic fox family breeding in Finland in nearly 30 years. The footage documents the entire process, from courtship to raising pups. This historic event marks a critical moment for conservation efforts aimed at restoring this species to its natural habitat.
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Why Watch
- See the first arctic fox pups born in Finland in decades.
- Follow Kimmo Ohtonen's groundbreaking conservation efforts.
- Meet the arctic fox in its natural Lapland habitat.
Did You Know
- This is the first recorded reproduction of arctic foxes in Finland in almost 30 years.
- The film documents two years of efforts to save the arctic fox species.
- Kimmo Ohtonen captured the journey of an arctic fox family for the first time on video.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What endangered species is the focus of the documentary 'Naalin paluu'?
The documentary focuses on the extremely endangered arctic fox.
Who is the main person involved in the efforts to save the arctic fox in Finland?
Kimmo Ohtonen is the main person involved in the efforts to save the arctic fox.
How long is the documentary 'Naalin paluu'?
The documentary has a duration of 53 minutes.
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