#bbc nature

[makairodonx]

Happy 100th birthday to David Attenborough, legendary godfather of the modern nature documentary who introduced me to the wonders of the natural world, and to the timeless art of nature documentary filmmaking in general, as a child through The Blue Planet and Planet Earth! May you continue to inspire countless new generations of artists and filmmakers across the world to appreciate and showcase the grandeur and spectacle of our planet’s biodiversity and wildlife, and of nature in general, in their art and films with your groundbreaking documentaires!

[butrito-place]

[gogocrazygo]

The sea that Vanished

The Sea that vanished

Our Biosphere is this incredibly sufficient regulator of life, composed of abiotic systems and biota living and thriving from these systems. Earths atmosphere is the perfect green/ blue home for individual species and populations that coexist within their communities and ecosystem, providing space for a harmonious life, food, shelter, and evolution of all. It also generates our weather systems,…

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[pastelle-pvnk]

Okay but what if

The BBC just keeps churning out nature documentaries because they realize there is one limited resource that they have to use before it’s gone.

And that resource is

David Attenborough.

[yasbxxgie]

Marvellous Mimic The Life of Birds (BBC Wildlife, 5/27/09)

Male lyrebirds [who's powerful voices can carry as much as 1km through the forest - to attract as many females as possible] mimic the sounds of the other birds [and humans, including, but not limited to the following calls: camera shutter, camera with a motor drive, a car alarm, and foresters with chainsaws] around them pulling their songs together into an impressive repertoire. [x]

[aspiring-weird-old-man]

In a hole in the ground there lived a bobbit

"Good morning."

[nimblybimbly]

tfw David Attenborough calls jellyfish “Jellies” like he’s on a first name basis.

[geometricdissymmetric]

Amazing fish / Art attack / mating ritual.