Living on the Edge, Wadden Sea World Heritage | Dutch Features

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The first cinematic celebration of the Wadden Sea, the largest intertidal wetlands in the world, one of the most extreme and unknown habitats remaining on the planet. A Unesco heritage site shared by The Netherlands, Germany and Denmark. Shot in 4k packed with emotion, insight, humour and astonishing visuals.

LIVING ON THE EDGE goes inside the lives of (e.g.) a group of grey seals, shell ducks and a family of peregrine falcons in the Wadden Sea, a sea which changes completely over the seasons or even a couple of times per day. At one moment, it is kilometers of extensive tidal flats full of life and at another a mass of water with reckless waves; all tied to the invisible influence of the moon and the sun on the tides.

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