The life of mammals. [Vol. 1]

Título:

Resumen:

A winning design: Makes a worldwide journey of discovery in search of fascinating mammals to illustrate why they are so successful and diverse.

Insect hunters: The insectivores (insect-eaters) were there at the very beginning of the mammals and are still thriving today. They are one of the great success stories.

Plant predators: Some of the biggest predators to walk the Earth are the plant predators and they face a constant battle. Their prey is heavily armored, often indigestible, and sometimes poisonous.

Fecha de publicación como intervalo:

2003

Descripción física:

1 videodisc (147 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.

Nota general:

Special features: music only track (selections from the score); music video - highlighting the score with visual images from the series; fact files; photo gallery.

Término de la materia:

Mammals.

Mammals -- Adaptation.

Mammals -- Behavior.

Mammals -- Reproduction.

Género:

Science television programs.

Video recordings for the hearing impaired.

Nonfiction television programs.

Documentary television programs.

Educational television programs.

Nature television programs.

Television programs for the hearing impaired.

Documentaires.

Autor añadido:

Attenborough, David, 1926-

Salisbury, Mike (Documentary television producer)

Autor corporativo añadido:

British Broadcasting Corporation.

BBC Bristol (Firm)

Discovery Channel (Firm)

BBC Video (Firm)

Warner Home Video (Firm)

Título añadido:

Winning design.

Insect hunters.

Plant predators.

UPC:

794051178022

ISBN:

9780790779973

Información de publicación:

[Place of publication not identified] : BBC Video ; Burbank, CA : [Distributed by] Warner Home Video, 2003.

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A winning design: Makes a worldwide journey of discovery in search of fascinating mammals to illustrate why they are so successful and diverse.

Insect hunters: The insectivores (insect-eaters) were there at the very beginning of the mammals and are still thriving today. They are one of the great success stories.

Plant predators: Some of the biggest predators to walk the Earth are the plant predators and they face a constant battle. Their prey is heavily armored, often indigestible, and sometimes poisonous.