Canada's glaciers serve as the planet's most diverse frozen repository
In short: Explore how Canada's ice sheets act as a chronological vault. This documentary travels from the high Arctic to the Pacific coast, uncovering prehistoric life and unknown microorganisms preserved in the frost.
The film explores various glacial sites including the Columbia ice fields and Yukon's Mount Logan to reveal stories of the past, present, and future. By examining these frozen environments, the documentary highlights how ice preserves everything from ancient creatures to microscopic organisms in magnificent detail.
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