The Emmy Award-winning series Life Below Zero returned in the fall with an all-new season, airing weekly on Tuesdays at 8/7c on National Geographic. Life Below Zero gives viewers chills as it follows the extreme lifestyles of tough residents living off the grid in Alaska. With temperatures colder than minus 50 degrees, they also face whiteout snowstorms, unpredictable frozen terrain and man-eating carnivores in one of the most isolated regions in the world. As Mother Nature becomes more erratic, survival in Alaska is increasingly uncertain as residents continue to fight to keep their traditions alive.

Since its debut, Life Below Zero has filmed more than 100 episodes and has earned four Emmy awards for cinematography and one for picture editing.

The landmark 150th episode will air on New Year’s Day on National Geographic at 9/8c.

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