David Attenborough's Natural Curiosities
Female Komodo dragons can reproduce without contact with a male; female aphids can clone themselves.
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Secret Life of Farm Animals
Piglets growing up in the Brecon Beacons are followed for their first 12 weeks.
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Secret Life of Farm Animals
The first 12 weeks of a Hereford calf's life as it makes friends and settles into the herd.
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Secret Life of Farm Animals
Sheep are followed through the first 12 weeks of a lamb's life on a Welsh Hill farm.
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The Life of Mammals
Examining why, at some point in evolution, humans began to walk upright.
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The Life of Mammals
Monkeys and apes are the most brilliantly colored mammals.
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The Life of Mammals
A range of adaptations helps tree-dwelling mammals to get around.
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The Life of Mammals
Seals, dolphins and whales become the new hunters of the sea.
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The Life of Mammals
The resourcefulness of omnivores helps them survive.
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The Life of Mammals
Carnivores may hunt alone or in packs.
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The Life of Mammals
Agoutis and squirrels have sharp teeth; kangaroo rats store seeds in nests and burrows.
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The Life of Mammals
Mammals need special tools to acquire food from roots and seeds.
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The Life of Mammals
Early mammals consumed insects.
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The Life of Mammals
Mammals regulate their temperatures and nurture their young on milk.
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The Secret Life of Dogs
Dogs share over 99% of their DNA with the grey wolf.
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The Secret Life of Dogs
We now recognise over 400 breeds of dog, each with its history.
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The Secret Life of Dogs
Our closest companions have been able to join us in all walks of life.
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The Secret Life of Dogs
How much do you really know about your best friend?
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The Secret Life of Cats
The Secret Life of Cats reveals cats as you've never seen them before.
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Natural World
Wildlife cameraman Vianet Djenguet explores the extraordinary wildlife of the Congo.
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Natural World
The remarkable story of 43-year-old Sudan, the last male northern white rhino in the world.
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