Wild Asia

Note: Daytime films are only available in combination with a museum visit. Evening films can be attended separately.

Life at the Extremes of Asia

From high mountain peaks to deep ocean waters. This film reveals a continent where climate and landscape shape life in remarkable ways.

Join us on a journey across the largest continent on Earth. In Wild Asia: Life at Extremes, you will discover wildlife and landscapes rarely seen in this way. From mountain ranges and deserts to tropical seas, the film explores a wide range of ecosystems. It is designed for projection in a large-format dome theatre and suitable for all ages.

Duration: 45 minuten
Year of release: 2026
Duration: 45 minutes
Year of release: 2026
Language: Dutch
Age*: All ages
Price: €17,95 (Combination ticket with museum visit)
Projection: Spectacular full-dome movie on the whole screen

*We always advise parents to estimate for themselves whether the film is suitable/pleasant for their children.

Asia is the largest continent on Earth and includes nearly fifty countries. It is home to vast forests, tropical seas, deserts and some of the highest mountain ranges in the world, including the Himalayas. These mountains are so immense that they influence weather systems and shape entire ecosystems.

The film follows different habitats and the animals that live there. In the Indian Ocean, sperm whales appear. On the Tibetan Plateau, foxes move among yaks. In the Himalayas, red pandas roam through the forest. In the Gobi Desert, long-eared jerboas leap across the sand.

Further north, long-tailed tits feed on frozen tree sap. Underwater, the perspective shifts to coral reefs in the Pacific Ocean, where sea slugs and groups of sharks gather during feeding events.

Wild Asia: Life at Extremes is produced by BBC Earth and created for projection on a giant dome screen. The film brings together landscapes and wildlife in a cinematic journey across Asia.

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