Attenborough, David

Shows plants using a variety of methods to entice animal couriers to carry their pollen for them.

Watch these fearsome predators as they hone their extraordinary hunting skills and work as a team to snare their next meal.

Explores the power, diversity, and ecological influence of the world's oceans, featuring eight episodes that introduce the blue whale, the largest creature ever to live on the planet, visiting the habitats of the Arctic and Antarctic, and introducing the creatures and geology of the open ocean, the deep, the seasonal and coral seas, the tidal seas, and the coasts.

Through underwater photography, explores life beneath the seas and gives an overview of marine ecology, geology, and animal life.

Plants cultivate myriad survival techniques. Infant plants race across the forest floor to climb a tree. Tropical leaves strain to catch shafts of lifegiving sunlight. Others use poisonous sap and crafty disguises as defense mechanisms.

Explains where plants and animals live and why they exist, and traces the vital geographical dimensions of natural history in maps.

Relates the story of life on Earth focusing on animals alive today. Based on the television series "Life on Earth.".

Presents an illustrated study of various types of amphibians and reptiles including frogs, turtles, crocodiles, lizards, and snakes. Discusses their physical characteristics, behavior, life cycles, adaptations, and conservation status.

Complete eleven part series featuring rare footage of animals worldwide, their habitats and behaviors, and the need for ongoing conservation.

Photographs and text by naturalist, writer, and filmmaker David Attenborough help describe various mammals found throughout the world and their lifestyle, habitats, physical characteristics, and distribution.