The Arctic sea ice is melting. This programme shows the importance of this ice to the animals who live there. We visit the Svalbard archipelago, a world that is in danger of disappearing.  Climatologists expect the Arctic to be completely icefree as early as in 2050 if environmental toxins continue to be released into the atmosphere at the present rate.This programme focuses mainly on the seals, which are the first to suffer as the icy platform melts away beneath them. 

A small herd of female Common Dolphins raises their calves just in time to join the Dolphin Army - a mega "pod"of 3000 dolphins charging up the South African coast to feast on the massive annual sardine migration.

Dolphin Army by Aquavision South Africa 50 min

In the underwater world colours disappear quickly as the water absorbs the sunlight. Divers use artificial light to bring back the colours at all their splendour. Most sea creatures have eyes. But what do they see? Do they perceive colours? The film is a spectacular journey into the unseen and the unheard living organisms in the deep sea. A journey into the deep blue see where true colours are shown of creatures.

The windows of Life by Danny Van Belle 18 min