The following is about what i hear from part of a program of BBC.You can watch from the following chained address.

 The other animal that doesn’t travel south in winter is the woolly rhino. They are very short-sighted. This huge male hasn’t even noticed the Neanderthal is just fifty meters away. For a while, the Neanderthal doesn’t notice the rhino, either. Woolly rhinos are easily startled and would charge anything that surprises him. Even this distance he won’t see the Neanderthal. But his sense of smell is better than his sight.

The rhino has picked up the scent. It is fortunate for the Neanderthal that his species is stronger and more heavily built than other humans. Thick bones and？？ help them deal with the very tough lifestyle.   

Having traveled almost 4 hundred kilometers in two weeks, the herd at last arrive the foothills of the Alps. Here in the shelter of forest valleys, they will spend their winter.

Here there’s the ? protection for the wind as well as food. Thanks to their highly dexterous trunks, these grassland animals could sustain themselves on trees, like these spruce when their usual food is berried on the thick snow.

A week later, the matriarch hears a familiar call. The calf and his mother have at last caught up with the rest of the herd.