The Life of Mammals
We study tree dwellers - mammals which have adapted to a life at height. A third of the world's surface is still covered by forest of some sort. Animals such as the hyrax, tamanduas and flying squirrel have developed different tactics with which to exploit this environment.Start: 2026-08-15-210000
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The Life of Mammals
David Attenborough looks at an amazing variety of monkeys from all over the world, including red howler monkeys in Venezuela, capuchin monkeys in the Costa Rican swamps, and guenon monkeys in West Africa.Start: 2026-08-15-220000
end: 2026-08-15-230000
The Life of Mammals
David Attenborough encounters chimps hunting for meat in a very human way, visits an ancient mud city in Mali, and considers the size and capacity of both ape and human brains - with an incredible journey into the human brain to demonstrate its power.Start: 2026-08-15-230000
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The Life of Mammals
Omnivores' resourcefulness enables them to take advantage of gluts of certain kinds of foods, and helps them to survive. Featuring raccoons with their sensitive hands, and bears that gorge while the salmon are running up river, before hibernating through winter.Start: 2026-08-16-000000
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