of auto becker has become i witness to their to climb. if temperatures rise by five degrees celsius by the end of the century it would spell their end. is that when you know that there is global warming and you see an iceberg like this and you can see how it s sweating and then you realize how swift this process is. becker traveled along the west coast of greenland with his camera four thousand kilometers in a rubber dinghy. when an iceberg coughs they can cause a twenty meter wave. as i typed off him when the ice floats on the water it sounds like glass wrapping to. bend his cotton push to get a fresh piece has just broken off it finishes around. the month this is
images. type of. king to us when the ice floats on the water it sounds like glass rubbing together if a fresh piece or just fallen off it beats around you and it s called for the gun powder in mind when you hear this sound. among them this is the singing of beyond. god of power and especially the beating for. you know when you feel like you re in a champagne goblet cage. becker was born in one nine hundred fifty nine in taba minda on the baltic sea. he works with a large format camera that looks like it dates back to another era he says it s like putting up an easel and painting a picture. only two exposures are possible percocet so he sometimes
longer exist. when you know that there is global warming and you see an iceberg like this and you can see how it is sweating all the ice is wet and shiny and water trickles down everywhere. water drips down into the sea everywhere. then you can see how fast it goes. all of us are back has travelled the west coast of greenland with his camera four thousand kilometers in a rubber dinghy his series of pictures in titled broken line office breathtaking images. type of. king to when the ice floats on the water it sounds like glass rubbing together if a fresh piece had just fallen off it beads around you. proud.
checkpoint and set off 22 points of explosives. no one from the consulate was hurt in that bombing. we are going to start with a massive rescue operation that is just now wrapping up off the coast of latvia. had more than 200 people stranded on two ice floats. it is amazing. these are sheets of ice. they broke off, started drifting away from the coast. rescue crews say that the rough seas made it hard to reach these folks. we are hearing that the operation involves some boats and helicopters as well. chad meyers, filling in on all of this. strangely enough, we have both been to latvia, the nato summit. it is cold and very chilly. it has been 10 below or 10 above for the past three weeks. today, it gets to 32. pinds are blowing out of the south. everybody wants to be there. it is 32 degrees. they walk out on the ice and drill big holes to go fishing. how great is it you can catch salt water fish without a boat just by walking out there. the problem is, the wind was
if you see them in the wild, i mean, they re traveling 20, 30 miles a day in the course of a year. they may do 700 miles. and they re continually on the move. and they need a lot of stimulation. uh-huh. while we look at some of these videos when knut was just a cub, they re adorable but you say having been out in the wild and lived amongst these creatures, they are some of the most intelligent predators on the planet. i have been in absolute awe of them. i ve studied and filmed many predators in my time but i was totally blown away when i started to film polar bears. the fact is that they they live in this ever shifting world of floating ice floats and they have to catch on these ice floats. they have incredible intelligence and they have to work out how best to get close to their prey and outwit them. they have to hunt in three