Maybe, only time will tell. There are also segments with computer animation that depict mammoths on the Siberian plain with other species that still survive today. The Discovery Channel. The documentary is presented as originally broadcast, in the television ratio. I would imagine that the DVD looks significantly better than what many people experienced through their local cable systems.
Image quality is impressive for a documentary, offering a reasonably sharp and well-defined picture.
Strong colors are brought out against contrasting backgrounds and are reproduced without distortion. This nicely authored DVD does not display any signs of digital compression artifacts. There is nothing to complain about in regards to the sound. The two channel stereo audio track is clean sounding, as is actor Jeff Bridges narration. Basic interactive menus provide access to the standard scene selection feature as well as a few extras.