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Ellesmere Island, located less than a thousand kilometers from the North Pole, is a land defined by its harsh winters. Temperatures can plummet to minus 50 degrees Celsius, and for four months, the sun disappears altogether. When it finally reappears, its feeble rays offer minimal warmth. Amid this frozen desolation, life is a fierce contest for survival. As spring arrives, the snow begins to melt, but the struggle for sustenance carries on.