The miniature world

David Attenborough takes a look at life in the undergrowth and some of the small animals that shape our world.
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Carnivorous plants feeding

A Venus flytrap and a trumpet pitcher (Sarracenia) are both carnivorous plants but with very different methods of preparing a meal.
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The wonder of the tortoise tunnel

With a remotely controlled camera we follow a Gopher tortoise into a burrow and see the wealth of life that uses the burrow to take refuge from the elements.
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Cordyceps fungi invading insects

A video of the Cordyceps; killer fungi that invade the body of insects to grow and diminish the insect population.
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Sounds of the Lyre bird

David Attenborough presents the amazing Lyre bird, which mimics the calls of other birds - and more.
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Undersea volcanoes

From deep on the ocean floor at the mid-Atlantic ridge, huge undersea volcanoes rise up from the deep, with their own unique eco-systems and communities of undersea life.
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