BBC Earth, Walrus, 2021

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BBC Earth, Walrus, 2021
"For the first time, a team of filmmakers capture an extraordinary behaviour never seen before: two tiger mothers sharing and caring for each other's cubs."
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What do elephant vocalisations mean, and how do elephants socialise? Andrea reveals how these intelligent animals learn to be elephants and how culture is passed down.
Trailer for a new BBC Earth documentary. Streaming on PBS. Description from the producer:
Join Chris Packham on an epic four billion year adventure travelling through time to uncover how life on earth evolved. His mission: to answer five questions about five iconic animals created by the unstoppable force of nature. On the journey, he discovers how the elephant, ostrich, bat, dolphin and horse came into existence from the evolution process. The driving forces – growth, reproduction, feeding, intelligence and movement – are behind some of the biggest stories ever told on earth. The quest reveals pivotal breakthroughs as Chris guides and participates every step of the way with his trademark warm, curious and intelligent storytelling. The series recreates moments through stunning visualisation taking viewers back to the ancient history of the natural world in cinematic scale. Every episode returns to the original animals we know today and reveals how evolution is not an abstract notion, but a tangible concept that never stops shaping life on earth.
Banana Slug? What a nice name! Gee I wonder what scientific reason could possibly be behind this little creature's name! Is it because it eats bananas? Lives in bananas? Is born from bananas?? 🤔
Ohh of course it does!! 🙂↕️🍌
Having a minor crisis because turns out my first introduction to Paul McGann was not through my doctor who phase in 2024 it was through "The 'Finger of Death' that Freezes Everything it Touches" a section of earth greatest seasons that mildly traumatized me as a child.
Dan backstage & rehearsals for David Attenborough 100th birthday celebrations 👋🏻
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