David Attenborough - Charles Darwin and the Tree of Life

In this new BBC program, Sir David Attenborough focuses on how Darwin comes up with the theory of evolution and the tree of life comes to life with the amazing computer generated animations.

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David Attenborough's Life Stories (BBC Audio)

This is the complete "BBC Radio 4" series written and presented by Sir David Attenborough featuring all twenty episodes about some of the strangest plants and creatures from around the world. One of the nation's most popular presenters examines twenty marvels of the natural world from his extraordinary and pioneering experiences. What was Sir David's first pet? Which animal would he most like to be? What creature lays 'the biggest egg in the world'? How do you communicate with an ancient nomadic community in Fiji? And what did Sir David do when confronted by a ten-foot-long reptile? His enthusiasm is as infectious as ever, and conveys a unique fascination on topics as diverse as the Sloth, Monstrous Flowers, the Platypus, Giant Birds, Dragons, the Fire Salamander, Faking Fossils, the Coelacanth, the Dodo, Bird's-nest Soup and the Large Blue Butterfly. So listen to these stories to find out the real reason why animals sing, the story behind a 150-million-year-old feather and what it is about snakes that really unnerves Sir David.Amazon


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BBC - The Link: Uncovering Our Earliest Ancestor

David Attenborough's special program on uncovering our earliest ancestor Ida, the fossil between higher primates and their early relatives. Broadcasted on May 26, 2009, BBC One.


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BBC - The Selfish Green (2005)

The Selfish Green is one of the rare events that brings the brilliant scientists such as Sir David Attenborough, Professor Richard Dawkins, Dr Jane Goodall and Dr Richard Leakey together.



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Scars of Evolution - David Attenborough

A BBC Radio 4 documentary presented by Sir David Attenborough. Broadcasted on April 12, 2005 and April 19, 2005.

Scars of Evolution looks at the history and current status of the 'aquatic ape hypothesis' (AAH), first proposed over 45 years ago by Sir Alister Hardy, then elaborated and developed by Elaine Morgan and others.

Part 1
The series starts by looking at the history of the AAH and other competing theories of human origins - and at the prevailing ideas about early human evolution in 1960 when Hardy first raised the tentative question: Was man more aquatic in the past? Programme one considers Raymond Dart's Taung Child discovery and the ensuing savannah theory of human origins, as popularised by Robert Ardrey and Desmond Morris; the reaction to Hardy's radical alternative and to Elaine Morgan's bestseller: Descent of Woman.

Part 2
The second programme looks at the evidence that has accumulated in the last 5 - 10 years which seems to be driving the anthropological herd inexorably down to the water's edge. It includes reports on brain evolution, highlighting the essential fatty acids and nutrients that can only be sourced in the marine food chain; the global coastal migrations of early hominids, including major water crossings 1 million years ago; diving response and voluntary breath-control as semi-aquatic pre-adaptation for speech and some new and intriguing research findings that seem to indicate that water-births may be a very ancient human adaptation indeed.

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