A dream-like aquatic wilderness where wild species cross borders
In short: Experience the raw biodiversity of the Oder-Delta, a unique borderland between Germany and Poland. This film captures the dramatic lives of apex predators, majestic birds, and roaming herds in a landscape that feels worlds away from modern civilization.
The Oder-Delta serves as a sanctuary for diverse wildlife, notably hosting a colony of approximately 200 sea eagles that gather at the Anklamer Stadtbruch during the summer. The region is also home to the first wolfpack to settle in Mecklenburg Western Pomerania, as well as large herds of wild horses and roaming bison.
The documentary highlights specific individual stories, including the journey of a lonely bison bull that crossed the border into Germany. It also provides a closer look at the domestic lives of beavers, illustrating the complex interactions within this shared aquatic and forest ecosystem.
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