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- T3 E1 - Impossible Feats1 de febrero de 201522 minIt is said that fleas can jump the equivalent of humans leaping over St Paul's Cathedral and it is famously claimed that cheetahs can run at speeds of 70 miles per hour. But are these incredible suppositions really true? In this remarkable natural history documentary, David Attenborough asks if these animals can really achieve what should be physically impossible, and sorts fact from fiction.Prueba gratis de BBC Select
- T3 E2 - Curious Minds8 de febrero de 201522 minOrangutans are clever tool users, but strangely such skills remained undiscovered for centuries. In this intriguing wildlife documentary, David Attenborough investigates a discovery in a remote Sumatran swamp that revealed their true potential. And he finds that crows are incredibly clever animals that can solve problems, and make surprisingly sophisticated tools.Prueba gratis de BBC Select
- T3 E3 - Expandable Bodies16 de febrero de 201522 minThe bodies of some animals stretch and shrink in extraordinary ways. The anaconda can swallow prey twice its own body size and then go for over a year without eating. The camel's curious hump can almost double in weight giving it the energy to travel huge distances across deserts. In this revealing nature documentary, David Attenborough asks: what is the secret behind such expandable bodies?Prueba gratis de BBC Select
- T3 E4 - Curious Feeders22 de febrero de 201522 minThe blue whale and the flamingo both have strange bodies determined by their diet. Blue whales grow to enormous sizes by feeding on tiny shrimp-like creatures, while flamingos spend their lives eating with their heads upside down. David Attenborough looks at both of these remarkable animals in this absorbing nature documentary and discovers that they have curious similarities.Prueba gratis de BBC Select
- T3 E5 - Curious Cures2 de marzo de 201522 minHumans are not alone in using medicines against injuries and infection. Some animals protect themselves with natural remedies in extraordinary ways. As David Attenborough discovers in this gripping nature documentary, hippos produce a blood-red 'sweat' that acts as a sunblock, while capuchin monkeys rub themselves with insect-repellent leaves to protect themselves from bites.Prueba gratis de BBC Select
- T3 E6 - Remarkable Regeneration8 de marzo de 201522 minSome animals can do the seemingly impossible. Salamanders can regenerate entire legs and tails to replace ones they've lost, while deer shed their massive antlers and regrow them from a few remaining cells each year. In this intriguing natural history documentary, David Attenborough asks how these animals regenerate entire body parts and why is it not possible for all animals to do the same?Prueba gratis de BBC Select
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