Fox Glacier Resents Visitors Intrusion

The video explores the connection between Canada and England by air and introduces the Great Fox Glacier in New Zealand. It highlights the glacier's remarkable ice formations, its movement towards the sea, and the importance of experienced guides for safe exploration. The video also emphasizes the natural forces at play and the determination of cameramen to capture the glacier's beauty despite potential dangers.

What significant achievement is mentioned at the beginning of the video?

• Climbing the southern Alps

• The first filming of the Great Fox Glacier

• Linking Canada and England by air

• Discovering a new glacier

Where is the Great Fox Glacier located?

• In the northern Alps of New Zealand

• Near the east coast of New Zealand

• In the central region of New Zealand

• In the southern Alps near the west coast of New Zealand

What is a notable feature of the Great Fox Glacier's movement?

• It melts completely during summer

• It moves 9,000 feet on a 10-mile journey to the sea

• It moves upwards

• It remains stationary

Why are experienced guides necessary when exploring the glacier?

• To provide historical information

• To entertain tourists

• To ensure safety due to the glacier's dynamic nature

• To carry equipment

What challenges do cameramen face while filming the glacier?

• The glacier's dangerous conditions and towering pinnacles

• Lack of light

• Unpredictable weather

• Equipment failure