Enjoy a full 50-minute documentary about snowy owls 📺 🦉 “Snowy Owl – Queen of the North”
Step into the Arctic wilderness to uncover the extraordinary lives of snowy owls. This captivating documentary takes you on an unforgettable journey, following a pair of snowy owls as they brave the unforgiving North Slope of Alaska, 300 miles inside the Arctic Circle, to raise their young in one of Earth’s harshest environments.
From the breathtaking tundra to the farmlands of Wisconsin, witness the story of survival, adaptation, and resilience. Discover how these iconic owls, made famous by the Harry Potter films, endure freezing temperatures, scarce food, and relentless predators. Follow their struggle as low lemming numbers threaten their young’s survival, forcing the adult owls to make heartbreaking and ingenious decisions to keep their brood alive.
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Title Brazil – Snowy Owl – Queen of the North
Written and directed by Fergus Beeley
Produced by Paul Reddish
Executive producer Andrea Gastgeb
_Produced by Nature Conservation Channel Ltd for Terra Mater Factual Studios in co-production with Thirteen WNET/New York_l
🔗 More about the production: Snowy Owl – Queen of the North – Terra Mater Studios
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Shes just an owl…
Poor owlettes
When the young ones get wet, they are moist owlets.
Bravo 4 lil owlies
My parents and I saw what could only have been a full grown snowy owl. It was probably kept as a pet and escaped. It was on a road in the Everglades back in the 80's.
It flew right at our car, almost causing us to wreck, before flying up. It's wingspan was greater than our windshield on our Ford Econoline van.
As unlikely as it seems, there was little doubt as to what it was.
Gratitude 🤲 With Appreciation.
Wonderful 😀
Amazing Documentary on a keystone species , no doubt. The best I’ve seen on the snowy own for sure. The commentator might just have to take the place of the infamous David Edinburgh, as he isn’t getting any younger. That‘s the greatest compliment I can think of for the commentator. So if you keep posting these phenomenal Documentaries, I’m sure we will all smash the like button, subscribe & ding the notifications. Bravo 👏!
The resilience of snowy owls in the harsh icy landscape is amazing! The footage is stunning and the story of survival is truly heartwarming.
Those eyes are wicked