LONDON -- It's been a pretty intense 24 hours999 Archives so why not give yourself a break from politics and stare at some animals for a bit?
SEE ALSO: This video of an iguana being chased by snakes will give you nightmares from hellThe BBC has shared two behind-the-scenes 360-degree videos of the Planet Earth II crew on location -- and the good news is they're mesmerizing enough to distract you from the recent U.S. election for at least eight whole minutes.
The second video involves the crew filming snow leopards in the mountains.
See? David Attenborough makes everything better.
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