At the southern end of the Andes, in remote areas of Patagonia, everything must adapt to constant change. See how wild and untamed creatures such as pumas, frogs, and beavers navigate a world of active volcanoes, ice fields, and prehistoric trees.
Red lakes, salt flats and deserts can all be found in this extreme landscape. But which animals can survive thin air, little water, and wild temperatures? Find out in this extreme look at the world 13,000 feet above sea level.
This is the land of extremes. Travel from the icy mountain peaks to active volcanos to exceptionally deep valleys. Along the way, meet wildly diverse habitats and species, including poison frogs, spectacled bears, and nearly 150 different types of hummingbirds.
Christian Baumeister
Director
Producer
Tria Thalman
David Royle
