Ranginui: Call of the Ice | Documentary | RNZ
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Comments
Noah Bennett
Another doco about ice? RNZ really milking this climate change drama.
Ella Thompson
Honestly, anything about our natural world is worth watching. Keen as!
Noah Bennett
nah, they're mostly just polar bears floating on ice. Seen it before.
River Cole
Bet it's just a bunch of scientists talking. Where's the actual footage?
Tom Harris
At night I'm stuck scrolling RNZ docos instead of sleeping. Ffs.