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David Attenborough's Natural Curiosities (2013 – 2017)

2013 • 4 seasons • Documentary
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David Attenborough's Natural Curiosities — Season 4

6 episodes · Jun 11, 2017

1. Animal Frankensteins
Jun 11, 2017 · 22m

Hybrid creatures can be startling, even dangerous. Let's examine two such animals whose very existence is shaped by human actions: the pizzly bear—a mingling of polar and grizzly bears, born from the effects of a warming planet—and the noto…

2. Finding the Way
Jun 11, 2017 · 30m · 9.0

Certain creatures possess a remarkable sense of orientation. The dung beetle, an insect held sacred by ancient Egyptians, navigates using the sun, moon, and even the stars of the Milky Way to guide its treasured ball of dung along a precise…

3. Extreme Babies
Jun 18, 2017 · 30m · 9.0

The giant panda nurtures the tiniest newborn among all mammals, requiring months of dedicated care and protection. Conversely, the kiwi lays eggs remarkably large for a bird – each yielding a surprisingly mature chick. It’s intriguing to co…

4. Curious Counters
Jun 18, 2017 · 30m

Do animals possess the ability to count? It’s a question that has long captivated and perplexed researchers. Not so long ago, just over a century in fact, a German horse named Hans was hailed as a mathematical prodigy—though appearances pro…

5. Incredible Shells
Jun 25, 2017 · 30m · 8.0

David Attenborough explores two remarkable examples of evolutionary success: the bird’s egg and the tortoise's formidable shell. An ostrich egg is so robust that a person can stand upon it without causing it to crack – yet how does the deve…

6. Ferocious Fighters
Jun 25, 2017 · 30m

The Siamese Fighting Fish is notorious for its aggression, readily engaging in battles even with its own reflection until utterly spent. New research suggests this combative nature isn't uniform; it varies considerably depending on the indi…