A sea-dog died because they were going from strength to strength so that climate change would not affect them because polar bears would scare them.
Photographs from Sir David Attenborough's Our Netflix documentary, Our Planet, showed that walruses hit the high cliffs of 250 feet in northeast Russia.
It was said that the animals made the climb dangerous to higher ground to escape across the sea due to warm seas.
Hundreds of walruses have been inundated with a mixture of ice coating falling and the terrible noise, causing them to lose their rocks and often resulting in death. they would try to go back to sea.
In the enormous fragment, horses could see a precarious place on the edge of the rocky cliffs, without their knowledge of how high they were.
This is not the first time that commitments have been made on David Attenborough-narrated's program of captivating wildlife.
In 2011 Frozen Planet admitted after the performance that filmmakers used a film of a pup that was taken by a zoo to use artificial snow in Holland and that it slipped with white white clips. T wild.
As a sailor said that the walruses were hit greatly after they had died with a polar bear in northeast Russia.
It was said that white-bears followed the wallet away from the cliff, but the filmrs who applied to the film applied for the film.
Sir David Attenborough at our Planet's first international scene at Natural History Museum on Thursday last Thursday
Then we saw the BBC's Blue Planet 2 series in 2017 producers creating protections for studio photos that were introduced in laboratories as there were images of coral thunderwork available. filming with distinctive lights and cameras.
Blue Planet's team reconstructed a rock pool on board a boat to wrap up the zebra mantis movie and the long teeth of toothed fish.
In Our Planet's recent program of the Frozen Worlds series, Attenborough says that all walruses know that they need to be with the other people and find food.
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Susan Crockford, from Victoria University in British Columbia, Canada, says that the animals are more likely to be driven over the rocks after a polar bear gone after them.
She announced a famous event in 2017 near where the Netflix net was filmed, where 20 polar bears were chased by walruses to the top of the cliffs at Kozhevnikova Cape, Ryrkaypiy, in east Russia. according to Amannan Siberian.
Referring to the film 'nonsense contrived', said Dr Crockford with the Telegraph: 'This powerful story is a fictional and emotional shift, at its worst;
It is almost certain that the walruses seen in the film Netflix were driven over the cliff with polar bears in a well-publicized event in 2017, not because they were t upset with a layer of ice cover and the evil eye.
A walrus was seen in the Netflix Our Planet documentary falling 250 feet. The exhibition said that this was due to the fall of ice
The walruses can be seen falling from the heights in their extraordinary paintings. The animal is discussed as an animal predator
The terrible part of Our Planet Netflix showed that the walrus' s magic was falling down the high cliffs.
Even more; and if the event that Attenborough showed the 2017 event in Ryrkaypiy, we know that walruses reach a cliff top in some places and may fall if they are polar bears, people or planes. above when they don't pass through the sea ice ice.
Then the bears could eat out of the carcasses after the survivors had left the water.
Sophie Lanfear, director of the Frozen Worlds series which includes Our Planet program, protected the film, saying two members of the team were looking at the animals falling and saying that there were no bears. chasing them off.
She said: “We made a film on a sea-horse; Pacific Ocean falls from high cliffs. They did not drive them away from the rocks with the polar bears and we know this because two of our crew were looking at the rocks from a distance that can see the polar bears and communicate in radio. T with us to warn us about any bear coming to the closer team. the walrus and the rocks.
“Once the walrus was out at the top for a few days they wanted to go back to sea when everyone else started leaving.
“We'd look for them to put back the hours back and back on the edge by the end, falling.
Essentially this is because of the lack of sea ice in the area, which means that they are coming ashore more than before.
Susan Crockford, from Victoria University in British Columbia, thinks that the wakruses were more likely to be driven over the rocks after a polar bear disappeared.
Frozen Planet with David Attenborough beside a polar bear in 2011. filmmakers after the exhibition showed that some scenes were burned at a zoo from Holland and included false art
A bullet of the polar bear, which shows a mother watching her pups, was killed at a zoo in Holland and not on the wild land.
'Especially mothers with their pups.' And at this special site, once the beach was under the rocks full, they spread out and up the rocks and couldn't find their way safely, with remote effect. 39;
Because of the view in our Planet, Sir David said: There is no sight of a walrus out of the water.
But they can understand the other people below. As they are hungry, they need to return to the sea.
'In despair to do so, hundreds of people are falling from a height that they should not be on scale. # 39;
David Attenborough had previously stated what he was accused of saying that he has had wildlife photos on his t
Preparing for the newcomers: The hidden nest that was raised in the zoo of Holland ahead of the birth of white pups.
A remarkable film of a polar bear looking at its new pups in the BBC 2011 Frozen Planet exhibition has been filmed in a zoo in Holland using hidden snow.
Small bears were shown by touching their mother and courting her for milk.
Eight million viewers were directed to believe that the BBC scene was captured by underground photographers in an underground suburb of the Arctic wilderness.
But the film made with truly Arctic sketches was accurately recorded in a chain of plaster and wood in a wildlife field.
At the moment Sir Sir protected the methods used by Frozen Planet, saying: 'If you had tried to place a camera in the wild in a white nook, it would be on the cub or the t kill a camera.
Six years later, Blue Planet II was also using an experiment of filmed studio films.
Unlike Frozen Planet, the Blue Planet team wouldn't tell spectators what scenery was filmed in a studio.
The BBC's Natural History Unit was also criticized for filming films in zoos rather than in a natural world.
Walruses are among the Arctic species most affected by climate change, largely dependent on the ice to rest between hunting.
As the ice falls, more and more people are coming ashore, according to WWF.
As well as hazardous and dangerous land, on land, they are very susceptible to crushing from people, aircraft or predators such as a polar bear, which may be woken and cause stamps, t # 39; according to WWF.
In the scary scenery the walruses were easily seen on the edge of the rocky cliffs, without knowing how high they are. They then fell below, amongst other groups and walruses
The pair of two-day pups shown on Frozen Planet's documentary in 2011. At this age it was less than a kilo, but they were filmed in the zoo.
Members of the BBC Frozen Planet team with Sir David Attenborough and polar bear at the 2011 series
These giant marine mammals give birth to the ice ice, and turn to the edge of the ice for a spouse.
Sea ice also provides essential shelter from storms and predators, according to the NOAA report.
Although the loss of sea ice has not lost, scientists say this will have a devastating impact on their people.
It is certain that sites based on the land alone will not hold the same number of walruses as mixed seas and land use in the past can not be t # 39; submitted by scientists in the 2015 survey.
As well as that, there has been a drop in the number of people participating in the Bering Sea out amongst the clans that are most likely to be a threat to walruses, linked to the reducing sea erosion, causing concern; there are clearly significant ecosystem changes for walruses and other animals. # 39;
WHAT ARE LOWER NEWS HERITAGE BODIES?
The Arctic sea's waters around the sea arrive around March and the winter is coming to an end.
NASA recently announced that the volume of sea water this year was high this year, after three lowest proportions recorded in 2015, 2016 and 2017. t
This can lead to a number of negative impacts of climate change, weather patterns, plant and animal life and indigenous human communities.
The amount of Arctic sea water falls down, and this is having a dangerous effect, says NASA
In addition, the ice tipping routes can change and affect coastal erosion and the spread of ocean.
NASA researcher Claire Parkinson said: “Covering the Arctic sea surface is covered and this is linked to the continuing warmth of the Arctic.
It is a two-way street: the warming means the ice has more to create and more ice is melting, but also because it is smaller. After sunrise, solar radiation is reflected, which in turn contributes to warming. # 39;