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 | BBC Life David Attenborough's legendary BBC crew explains and shows wildlife all over planet earth. From giving an overview of the challenges facing life to hunting the deep sea and various major evolutionary groups of creatures. Genres: Documentary Last Updated: 30 Dec, 2022 |
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BBC Life - S01E10 - Primates (High MP4) (WEBM) (Aired: 14 Dec. 2009) Primates include apes, monkeys and even more primitive simians, such as lemurs. Thanks to their intelligence, the higher primates take adaptation beyond anatomical evolution: their behavior transcends instinct thanks to learning and invention. Their social life especially holds the seeds of human culture, such as tribal warfare. They occur in widely different environments, which they cleverly interact with, from icy northern Japan to (mainly) the tropics in Old - and New World. Stars: David Attenborough, Justine Evans, Tatyana Humle Director(s): Writer(s): Paul Spillenger |
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BBC Life - S01E09 - Plants (High MP4) (WEBM) (Aired: 7 Dec. 2009) Flora has evolved to live in extreme conditions and a wide variety of locations and seen as the eldest 'creatures' on the planet. Their struggle for life, like animals (only usually much slower), is about food (including parasitism and 'flesh-eating'). They strive to find water, to procreate: notably pollination-mostly by animals and semination - gliding or by weather conditions, or more primitive ways such as spores. They have a varied defense (thorns, spines, toxins etc.). Specific is the need for light, the fuel of photosynthesis, leading to a hierarchy of ... Stars: David Attenborough, Mick Connaire, Neil Lucas Director(s): Writer(s): Paul Spillenger |
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BBC Life - S01E08 - Creatures of the Deep (High MP4) (WEBM) (Aired: 30 Nov. 2009) Marine invertebrates, the descendants of one billion years of evolutionary history, are the most abundant creatures in the ocean. In the Sea of Cortez, packs of Humboldt squid make night-time raids from the deep to co-operatively hunt sardines. Beneath the permanent Antarctic sea ice of McMurdo Sound, sea urchins, red sea stars and nemertean worms are filmed scavenging on a seal carcass. A fried egg jellyfish hunts amongst a swarm of Aurelia in the open ocean, spearing its prey with harpoon-like tentacles. In the shallows off South Australia, hundreds of thousands of ... Stars: David Attenborough, Doug Allan, David Jones Director(s): Writer(s): Paul Spillenger |
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BBC Life - S01E07 - Hunters and Hunted (High MP4) (WEBM) (Aired: 23 Nov. 2009) The struggle of life is often based on 'eat (and/)or be eaten'. Therefore evolutionary success is largely defined in terms of skills to survive as prey and/or hunter. Mammals are particularly successful worldwide because the add to anatomical adaptation an intelligence allowing quick and greatly diverse strategies to find preys, shelter, fight (back) etcetera. Stars: David Attenborough, Adam Chapman, Michael Pitts Director(s): Writer(s): Paul Spillenger |
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BBC Life - S01E06 - Insects (High MP4) (WEBM) (Aired: 16 Nov. 2009) Insects and - species outnumber all higher animals by far. Their immense variety reflect adaptation to an extreme range of ecological conditions, even gravely toxic ones. Especially the nearly 60,000 fly species cover about all the globe. Many can fly, which helps getting everywhere, but they also occur on/in soil, water, host plants or animals, cavities etcetera. They often occur in great swarms, as over a billion Monarch butterflies migrating from Canada to a Mexican forest to hibernate. To occupy various positions in ecological systems, usually prey, often predator... Stars: David Attenborough, Lincoln Brower, Tim Fogg Director(s): Writer(s): Paul Spillenger |
