The phenomenon of snow in the wilderness I Wild Animals

The phenomenon of snow in the wilderness I Wild Animals# The movement of the uninhabited wilderness, freezing and freezing up to the end of the Arctic tundra, where in most winters snowflakes are floating down, and even a drop of water freezes in minutes. This snow-covered area is home to more than half of all living things on Earth. #If you enjoy this video, then please share it, and check out the others too. If you have any questions or comments about today's video, then leave them in the comments box below and I will reply to you. For more stories visit wildanimalsworld.blogspot.com . #White Christmas. This film is a beautiful and touching excursion into the spectacular world of snowflakes and shows their amazing variety: from the crystal to the common, from the watermelon to the glass-like that sparkle in fairy lights. Each masterfully shot short film presents more than thirty different varieties of snow crystals, one after another with attention to detail, accompanied by music and sounds that are optimized for a viewing experience outside in nature.