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2:55Now PlayingSwimming alongside penguins is the best way to get to know them, so Nick Baker bravely takes on an 18-minute dive in -2°C water to see what these cheeky birds get up to under the waves.
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Taken from 'Deep into the Wild' (2001)
Nick Baker is on a mission to get as close as he dares to some of the world's wildest animals in some of the most untamed places on the planet. He spends five days in the beautiful Kingdom of Swaziland, home to the endangered black and white rhinos. He travels to Arizona in search of rattlesnakes. He visits Antarctica, where he crosses some of the world's most treacherous seas. In Alaska, he sets out on foot to discover a gentler side to grizzly bears. And in Costa Rica, the richest place for wildlife on the planet, Nick meets deadly snakes, poisonous frogs and treetop monkeys.
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