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100,000 pregnant caribou are late—and the Arctic won’t wait. In Evavik National Park, the Porcupine herd races a closing window to calve on time.
Guided by cutting-edge GPS collars and a veteran trailblazer known as Caribou 88, scientists and filmmakers track the herd through ice-choked rivers, predator bottlenecks, and snowbound plateaus. A lone wolf sparks chaos that invites a grizzly steal, a river crossing turns into a near-disaster, and a hidden force in the tundra dictates a narrow countdown to nutrient-rich cotton grass. Then, just when safety seems close, a billion tiny attackers change everything.
Witness how timing, terrain, and experience decide life and death on the longest land migration on Earth—and what new satellite data reveals about a 12,000-year-old journey. Watch to see the pivotal choices that keep the Porcupine herd moving, the moment the plains finally bloom, and why synchrony across 130 miles remains a mystery. Dive into the full story now.
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