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Fantastic gallery, keep up the good work covering environmental issues in the future! I especially like the Oryx Herd photo, great work by Richard du Toit.
The cave section of Planet Earth is my favorite!
Love this gallery!!
from New Port Richey, Florida
Amazing gallery! These are an amazing set of images, it is also interesting that the crew that filmed the video and took the pictures spent days and even weeks waiting for the right moment to film the scene! I love their work and the information as well, it's better than a documentary!
from Conception Bay South, Newfoundland
Planet Earth (the series) has done so much to help bring the scope of nature to current generations and may never be surpassed.
from Artesia, California
I really love this series it is entertaining and informative. Thanks to all the people who worked on it.
Great gallery, wish I could see those things with my own eyes and in person.
I love Planet Earth, too bad they aren't offering it on Blu-ray because the HD version is the most amazing thing I have ever seen.
Marvelous photography, we especially enjoyed the Snow Leopard video. We've had the pleasure of seeing three, one was actually carrying its tail in its mouth.
Hopefully we can help them survive in the wild.
To borrow and misqote:
There are more wondrous things on earth than we can imagine and here we get to see them...
I can watch this series a thousand times and it never gets old. It's by far the most stunning thing I've ever seen.
I personally like the trees...nothing like a little vertigo in the morning.
How to download a full picture?