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Naalin paluu follows the efforts to reintroduce the endangered arctic fox to Finnish nature as a breeding species over a two-year period. The film captures the work of Kimmo Ohtonen, who successfully documents the first recorded reproduction of an arctic fox in Finland in nearly 30 years. This includes the entire process from courtship to raising pups, marking a significant milestone in wildlife conservation efforts in the region.
Set against the backdrop of Lapland, the film provides a unique perspective on the arctic fox's habitat and the challenges it faces. The footage offers an intimate look at the lives of these animals, culminating in a historic event that shows the importance of conservation work in preserving endangered species.
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.
Perfect For
Wildlife conservationArctic ecosystemsNature documentaries