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You can't watch Arctic Tale and not come away believing animals don't feel emotions. Kudos to the makers of this film for their years of dedication to this project which truly allowed us as humans a glimpse into the lives of those destined to live on the edge of the earth. Along with stunningly beautiful photography, the plot and or storyline just added a warmth to these animals, with their obvious love for one another . The scene when Nanus' brother can't go on and she and the mother polar bear lie down with him to keep him warm caused me to weep. Thank you National Geographic for getting it. For really understanding the importance of our relationship to the planet, and our role as protector to those in need. We need these animals.We're only better for having known them. Stacy Curtis
02/06/2009, 12:45 am
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Add a commentYou can't watch Arctic Tale and not come away believing animals don't feel emotions. Kudos to the makers of this film for their years of dedication to this project which truly allowed us as humans a glimpse into the lives of those destined to live on the edge of the earth. Along with stunningly beautiful photography, the plot and or storyline just added a warmth to these animals, with their obvious love for one another . The scene when Nanus' brother can't go on and she and the mother polar bear lie down with him to keep him warm caused me to weep. Thank you National Geographic for getting it. For really understanding the importance of our relationship to the planet, and our role as protector to those in need. We need these animals.We're only better for having known them. Stacy Curtis
02/06/2009, 12:45 am