Daddies_Sauce
Falmer WSL, not a JCL
- Jun 27, 2008
- 854
Fan-bloody-tastic!
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[News] Plant Earth III
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Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
There's still weird creatures I don't remember ever seeing before, appearing in these programmes, like the Butterfly Snail and that Angel thingy. UHD is a bonus too. These series are always superb.
- Jan 3, 2012
- 16,597
The Archer Fish got me!…….. well, not literally
but stunning, as usual.
but stunning, as usual.
Superphil
Dismember
Spectacular in UHD, and quite worrying too.
Amazing and deeply worrying at the same time.
- Nov 11, 2009
- 11,366
Yep, remarkable. Whole family just loved that.
The Archer fish were incredible, how clever!
and the bit at the end about Raine Island made us all feel sad of what humans are doing to cause the destruction of this incredible planet.
Wrong-Direction
Well-known member
- Mar 10, 2013
- 13,427
As much as I love a good Attenborough documentary, they don't seem to be that different from previous ones recently.
BBC Earth with Chris Packham however I found incredible with a whole new angle on nature and our world
BBC Earth with Chris Packham however I found incredible with a whole new angle on nature and our world
Daddies_Sauce
Falmer WSL, not a JCL
- Jun 27, 2008
- 854
- Thread starter
- #9
When in Cape Verde we did a night turtle safari, where we were taken to remote beaches to watch the female turtles crawl up the beach to lay their eggs, Got to hold freshly laid eggs before they were placed into secure nursery's by the conservation teams out there (the locals used to collect and eat the eggs but now understand how valuable they are from a tourist perspective). The eggs are moved from where they were laid to where they could monitored (for temperature as mentioned in the program) and to protect them from the birds and crabs that would destroy the nests and eat the eggs before they could hatch. While we were there newly hatched turtles were coming out of the sand, and again we were allowed to gently hold the babies before they were placed in buckets and taken down the beach for release into the sea. I do despair that we may be getting to late to save some of these amazing places and species on our planet.
