Synopsis

David Attenborough maintains his intimate perspective on the miniature world of insects and invertebrates, illuminating the ingenious ways predators overcome their prey's defenses. Among the captivating scenes are those featuring the cockroach wasp, diligently preparing a living meal for its offspring, the whirligig beetle, which utilizes an aquatic form of radar to navigate, and the remarkable jumping spider, Portia, whose diet consists entirely of other arachnids.