Today on tv a gorgeous, 4 years to make a nature documentary: Jari photo squirrel really close, crane kicked the camera over

The forest survival -nature documentary filmed in different parts of Finland for four years. Squirrel night magazine the reader by describing the video.

It takes the audience on a fairy-tale forest in the landscape, and to familiarize you with their diversity of fauna.

in a large number of animals and birds, which spend their entire lives in a very small area, even one in the forest. They do not source even a winter severity away. Animals have developed different ways to cope with winter challenges.

a Squirrel was looking at a camera in front of the lens. Documents show the forest life into the squirrel's point of view.. YLE

photo by and directed by, the beautiful and elaborate nature documentary starring are squirrels, those forests, bushy-tailed food jemmari. A description of the style is incomparable, because the camera is as if a hidden animal, animals in the crowd. Point of view is the animal at eye level, as the description is implemented on top of the world. Sometimes the camera will get hit too, if the curious blue jay using knocking on it with their beaks or squirrel pour it down the bouncing vimmassaan.

Weasel peeking out of a snowdrift. YLE

the Program follows the forest animals back to life in all seasons. In particular, focus on the food reserves accumulating through the winter. Walnut hakilla may be winter up to 8,000 food hiding places. It is capable to gorge, the throat pouch of his time up to 65 walnut-sized tidbit.

the squirrel of diligence ruokajemmareina is unmatched. The hiding place has to be good, so that grub can find a blanket of snow below. The squirrels have noticed that the vertical rock wall covered with a moss mix is good to hide the grub, as they can be accessed without under the snow digging.

Jay was wondering the camera. YLE

Birds are known to find a big part of their stocks an excellent memory. Squirrels again rely on the exact smell. It is likely that they, too, find most of their own stocks, but on the side also part of bird stocks.

the Forest survive TV1:Saturday at 18.45.