The BBC sequel launches on Sunday with never before seen footage of animals in the frozen world.
High-speed drones whizz along an avalanche's deadly wall of tumbling snow, rare Siberian tigers hunt hibernating prey, and microscopes capture ice breaking.
The result, Sir David Attenborough reveals in the opening sequence, captures "natural phenomena never before seen by humans". The benefit of waiting 11 years for a new series is that camera technology has moved on considerably. This enabled the team to capture the terrifying first-hand experience of flying down the mountainside alongside an avalanche.The documentary captures a real avalanche from Mountain Shkhara in the Caucasus region of Russia
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