Trees at the End of the World

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Synopsis
Episodes

At the far end of the planet, where the maps end, unknown and ancient trees have managed to adapt to extreme conditions, defying the climate and men. In the driest desert in the world, in the impenetrable Patagonian forests, or on the summits of the Altiplano, these silent and sometimes sacred beings have passed through different geological eras. Witnesses to the passage of man and his evolution, today they give us their testimony. 

The Guaiteca’s Cypress inhabits the southern lands of America. It is the southernmost conifer on the planet. In the midst of landscapes marked by ice and water, it has known how to grow in swamps or...

Guaiteca’s Cypress: The Southern Settler

Wildlife / Environment
The Queñoa is the tree that grows the highest altitude on the planet. Located in the Altiplano, it lives up to 5200 meters above sea level. In this inhospitable climate, with inclement radiation, the...

Queñoa: The Tree from the Heights

Wildlife / Environment
Life in the most absolute desert only arises under the arms of the Tamarugo.With its deep roots, it is able to extract water from large underground lakes. Present only in the Pampa of the Tamarugal...

Tamarugo: The Desert Shelter

Wildlife / Environment
The Chilean Palm Tree is the oldest palm in the world, and the southernmost of the entire continental territory. It can live more than 800 years. 100 million years ago it arose in a tropical climate...

Chilean Palm Tree: The Invisible Princess

Wildlife / Environment
Directed by
Santiago Serrano
Producer
Telúrico Films & Tótem Producciones
Country
Chile
Languages
English subtitles
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