Mammals (3/10)
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| Subjects: Adaptations, Animal Behaviour, Animals, Biodiversity, Biology, Evolution, Natural History, Nature, Ocean, Primates, Science | ||||
Fly amongst one of the largest migrations on Earth, as more than ten million fruit bats leave the Congo basin and converge in a few special trees in Zambia to feed; sprint with the tiny, extraordinary-looking sengis as it escapes a predatory lizard; see 30 polar bears gather to feed on a bowhead whale carcass; and witness the biggest fight on Earth…male humpback whales battling for a female. Key animal characters: • Straw coloured fruit bats • Sengi • Polar bears • Humpback whales Narrated by David Attenborough |
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