Holiday Giveaway: Arctic Exposure With Nigel Marven

November 10, 2008 by Caryn

*Update*

This giveaway is now closed. Thank you so much for stopping by. The winners are Kathy Pease, Kevin Elliott, Jeffrey W., Augrim, and Lisa L. Congratulations!

One of the things Jason and I love to do is curl up on the couch with a good movie. This holiday season grab a loved one and something warm to drink while you prepare for a snow-day adventure unlike any other. From Genius Products and Animal Planet comes Arctic Exposure With Nigel Marven, set to debut on DVD November 25, 2008. The series originally aired on Animal Planet in 2007. My dad and I used to love watching real-life documentaries of animals and this is a great way to expose to children to varying wildlife.

Here is a little preview of the newly released title:

Join famed zoologist Nigel Marven on a nine month adventure exploring the wildlife and surrounding area of the Canadian Arctic on an expedition that takes him from the icy wasteland of the far north, across near-endless tundra to the vast boreal forest in the south. The series takes viewers along for the adventure as Nigel follows the fortunes of the indigenous animals – including polar bear cubs, walruses and an Arctic wolf – that call the extreme conditions of this unique territory home.

This five-part series includes a “Behind-the-Scenes” featurette, and will retail for $39.92.

Win It! I have 5 copies of Arctic Exposure With Nigel Marven to give away! Head on over to Animal Planet and take a look around. Come back and leave me a comment indicating something you learned or found interesting on the site. Comments will close on November 24, 2008 at 10 pm PST. The winner will be chosen on November 25, 2008. One comment per person, please. US residents only. Duplicates and comments not including the above information will be disqualified. Comments are moderated. If you don’t see your comment in a reasonable amount of time, send me an email. Bloggers and non-bloggers may enter. If you don’t want to leave your email address, please be sure to check back for my announcement on the winner. Please note that winners must respond within 48 hours of being announced/contacted or another winner will be drawn.

Want an extra entry? Do any or all of the following and receive an extra entry for each one.

Be sure to leave me a separate comment for each additional entry.

Follow me on Twitter.

Blog about this giveaway. It doesn’t have to be a separate post. Just include a blurb about it when you blog about other giveaways.

Place my button on your site. If you have difficulty, please let me know.

Filed Under Children's Media, Giveaway
Tagged: Children's Media, Documentaries, Giveaway
For Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy and Disclosures, Click Here.

Comments

No Responses to “Holiday Giveaway: Arctic Exposure With Nigel Marven”

Andrea McMann

Yay! We love Animal Planet at my house! My kids would adore that video!

I played the “Guess the Dog Breed Game.” How fun! I got them all right!! I don’t know if it was just easy, or if I’m more knowledeable than I think!

Andrea McMann

The button worked! I’m now proudly displaying a Rockin’ Mama button in my right sidebar.

Bubblysensations

Hey there! I went to animal planet and Gracie and I played international puppy games. She loved it!

Guess the dog breed game was great for my son

well I went to the cuddle corner and got lost in the cuteness after watching the ugly dog competition…very interesting site..lots of how tos and answers, the kids will love this- have fun and learn without knowing

I learned that “The female scorpion keeps her eggs inside her body until they are ready to hatch. When they do, they look very much like tiny versions of their parents, except that they have pale, soft exoskeletons. The mother scorpion carries her babies on her back, caring for and defending them until after their first molt.” while browsing the baby animal guide.

Kristinia

WOW I checked out the Vanishing frog article and its amazing what all information they have on here! I also did a pet puzzle with my son Gabriel, this site is awesome!

kristinia at lovingheartmommy dot com
phillipsonlygirl at gmail dot com
http://www.lovingheartmommy.com
http://lovintheholiday.blogspot.com

Kristinia

Adding your button now!

kristinia at lovingheartmommy dot com
phillipsonlygirl at gmail dot com
http://www.lovingheartmommy.com
http://lovintheholiday.blogspot.com

Kristinia

The article about the invisible frog was pretty cool, I also like the puppy puzzles!

kristinia at lovingheartmommy dot com
phillipsonlygirl at gmail dot com
http://www.lovingheartmommy.com
http://lovintheholiday.blogspot.com

Kristinia

Why aren’t the comments working? WP issue?

Kristinia

I like the article on the disapearing frog and the pupple puzzles were fun to play with my son Gabriel

kristinia at lovingheartmommy dot com
phillipsonlygirl at gmail dot com
http://www.lovingheartmommy.com
http://lovintheholiday.blogspot.com

Kristinia

I like the article about the disapearing frog and the puppy puzzles were fun to play with my son Gabriel!

Kristinia

We just added your button.

I LEARNED HOW TO DOG-PROOF MY HOME.

great tips

Sharks only mate occasionally, interesting.

the disappearing frog article is interesting

i learned that the website is almost as fun as the channel

The series “Whale Wars” looks terrific!

I haven’t seen this…I learn so much just watching animal planet…I really like the one show where they answer questions about your pets!

Conservation biologists tend to think of amphibians as environmental “canaries in the coal mine.”

When an ecosystem begins to tip out of balance, amphibians are generally the first to be affected.

When frogs and salamanders begin to die en masse, it means that widescale ecological devastation may be under way.

More amphibian species are under threat than any single animal group, a wopping 1,811 species according to the IUCN.

This accounts for around 31 percent of all known amphibians. Habitat loss and pollution appear to be the major causes.

Stephen Saunders

yea whale wars was cool

I got caught up in the ugly dog contest.

I looked at Whale Wars because I already watch it and it is teaching me that we must stop yhe slaughter of whales.

I learned the following about golden hamsters: (verbatim) “To adapt to life in the hot rocky desert, the golden hamster spends the daytime in underground burrows with many different rooms, including ones for nesting. Most live in family groups and young golden hamsters spend much of their time chasing and playing with their many brothers and sisters. ”

Thank you for this giveaway!

The Guess the Dog Breed Game is fun:)

I found out about the Polar Bears and the Ice melting where they live.

Guess the dog breed game was great

Please enter me

Mike Weisberg

i want to win

I’ve learned all about the family life of Meerkats!! My husband even loves watching with me (but he will NOT admit it!!)

I learned that Birds may be bilingual

Carol Drury

whale Wars looks great

Sharks only mate occasionally—sort of like my wife.

Frogs disappearing is a very interesting article. Perhaps we need to wake up.

Dog proofing the home! Good stuff!

Animal planet is one of my most watch channels. I learn something every tume I watch it.

whale wars….different

The animal cops blog on the site was neat!

“Whale Wars

The female scorpion keeps her eggs inside her body until they are ready to hatch

I was looking at the baby reptile pictures with one of my daughters. She really likes the Komodo Dragon, a baby ‘alligator’ in her eyes. I like the little tidbits of information that was underneath each of the pictures. A good site. Thanks.

there is no such thing as a bad dog

I looked at the Endangered Species Guide. I did not know there were that many endangered species. Some of the species I looked at include the green sea turtle, Asian elephant, Panamanian golden frog, and Ivory-billed woodpecker. It is sad to think that a lot of species are endangered because of us.

I am following you on twitter

My daughter and I loved the section on Butterflys. I didn’t know there were so many different kinds of them. The question mark ones we thought were really neat. Thanks for the great giveaway. I know my daughter would love this DVD. Thanks for the great giveaway.

whale wars is really cool

I love the imaginary and prehistoric beasts under the ‘wild animals’ tab.

My grandchildren love to watch the animals

I liked the quiz about “Find the Dog Breed That’s Right For You”

Tarah
tarah716[at]ymail.com

Brad Webb

I love the disappearing frog!. Hope I win

Whale Wars is going to be a great show!

The games are fun.

Animal Planet has always been one of my favorite channels. I really liked the show Emergency Room Vets.

I didn’t realize they had games on there to play.

I’m going to show my son “Wild Animals A to Z” . He loves studying animals.

I like the Dog Directory..it gives information on all the breeds.

Bald eagles are capable of killing prey larger than they are.

My son loves animals and would love this

I love the Extreme series .

I didn’t know they sold videos about dog breeds,

Whale Wars looks like it is a good show

Nigel is the greatest. Love watching him!

ardy22 at earthlink.net

I read about the Polar Bears being in trouble because of global warming.

Mary G

I checked out the Weird, True and Freaky videos. I love the show.

i used to be a serious animal planet junkie. meekrat manor was one of my favorites. i ended up bookmarking the site so i can catch up on all i have missed. the name the breed game is fun

Guess the dog breed game was fun for my kids. Thanks for the chance to win.

We love the Animal Planet and watch it often. One of our favorite shows is their Puppy Bowl. We love watching the puppies play.

We liked the information about Dog Proofing one’s home.

Elizabeth M.

I found an article on the world’s ugliest dog on Animal Planet. It’s weird. I think it’s the spotted pattern that makes it so odd.

Elizabeth M.

I follow you on twitter (blueviolet)

Elizabeth M.

I added your button

I learned that frightened wolf will try to make itself look small and inconspicuous by flattening its ears against its head and tucking its tail between its legs. I really love animal planet. I watch it all the time. Nigel is very entertaining and knows alot about animals

I read about the latest pyramid discovery in Egypt. It is 4,300 years old and the 118th pyramid to have been found by archaeologists. I didn’t realize there have been that many discovered in Egypt.

I found my dog has a horoscope of his own. Also Whale Wars look interesting.

As a Mom, I found it interesting that Giraffes babies drop about six feet to the ground when they’re born. I previously IMAGINED the mother giraffe would lie down to have the baby. Gosh, how wrong I was! Yet, despite that fall, the baby can usually walk around minutes after birth and nurse!

The relationship between people and dogs goes back at least 15,000 years, making dogs potentially the first animal to be domesticated

janetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com

I follow you on Twitter.

My username is janetfaye

janetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com

the “Find the Dog Breed That’s Right For You” quiz is really cool and helpful!

I thought the Dog Horoscopes were neat. Looks like I am in for an interesting week with my dog. Great….

Disappearing froggy!!

Nanette Olson

I like the Dog Directory.

Dolphins can kick with 212 pounds of power.

i watch animal planet all the time i love animal cops..the site is cool i didnt know they had games

Loved the dog horoscopes – clever

I like that they have dog horoscopes! That is really fun.

I am following you on twitter : )

My favorite is Whale Wars.

There is so much interesting stuff at Animal Planet. I just about got lost in the Cat Owner’s Guide. Our female cat appears to “tweet” at birds when she watches them out the window, but I just learned that she’s actually exhibiting a typical behavior, clacking her teeth in a chatter of excitement.

My grandchildren love to watch the animals!Guess the dog breed game was fun for my GRANDkids.

There was an article about finding the right dog breed for you.

We watch animal planet. We learned to tell which snakes were dangerous and which ones are harmless.

I liked the How Stuff Works section.I always wondered
why Bats slept upside down.Interesting to know it
puts them in a good position to escape if they need
to and also hide from danger.I love Animal Planet

Did you know…dolphins can kick with 212 pounds of power? Wow!
heatherpooh (hotmail)

The Panda cam can be quite interesting if you catch it at the right time. Thank you for the opportunity to win!
HAVE A HAPPY THANKSGIVING EVERYONE !!!