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Remember in February when David HarborStrange things Has the infamous hopper dance with penguins in Antarctica And learned all about the importance of saving the environment? Well, now another type of dance on the frozen continent is however viral, which is granted, this one is a little more majestic than the hop bob.

New Zealand Choreographer Corey Baker has partnered withAustralian dancer Madeleine Graham of the Royal Ballet of New Zealand to create the first dance video in Antarctica.Baker first had the idea ofAntarctic: the first danceThree years ago, but it was not until February he could bring his vision to life.

"I always thought about it as a fairy tale, this magical place," Bakersaid to Newshub.

But the video, released on the day of the earth, is not just a celebration of the majesty of nature and human form, it is also a warning about the perils of climate change. At the time it takes to watch the video of four minutes a minute, 860,000 tons of Antarctic ice will melt.

"It's a bit discouraging. Climate change can be a scary, even boring face for people - to give people to watch a dance movie that is beautiful and famous Antarctica was my key job," A- he said.

Filming in the coldest climate on the planet, was not as an effort that Baker makes him appear in the video.

"We could never do 10 to 20 seconds at a time. We should put coats, the warm Madeleine and everyone at the top, re-stading, redo and film again," Baker said.

During the 12 days, the professional ballerina had really agitated, climbing mountains, camping and even pissing into buckets. It's likeThe Revenant: Ballet Edition. Not to mention most choreography should be designed together, taking into account the elements.

"Sometimes the snow was impossible to dance on such that our feet went straight," BakerRecountBuzzfeed. "We also had to undergo a" survival training "when we landed, which involved camping in tents and building an igloo cuisine."

While filming was a creative challenge and an exhausting physical challenge, the resulting video, which you can see in full below, is nothing less than a real work of art. And for more amazing videos, see howThis huge lion gets a cat scan will melt your heart.

To see more pictures of ballerinas in the snow,Discover these other images of a -40 degree ballerina in Irkutsk, Russia.

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