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The Gladiator Spider
(1) | 18/11/2015 | Translate: This is a video of the gladiator spider taken from the BBC’s Life in the Undergrowth documentary series.
Sengi vs lizard In the Rukinga region of Kenya, an ivory is confronted by a large lizard (burden). Excerpt from the BBC documentary One Life.- Hedgehogs mate very carefully How easy it is for hedgehogs to mate with sharp spines on their back; The David Attenborough shows us a rare hedgehog mating scene caught on camera, the documentary "Life Of Mammals" by BBC.
- Cheetah vs. ostrich In Kenya, three young Cheetah chasing an ostrich. Excerpt from the documentary the BBC Earth Life.
- How do cats always land on their feet? – Life in the Air: Episode 1 Preview – BBC One The African Caracal’s ability to turn in mid air has baffled scientists.
- The dance of the spider One of the spider species of rare beauty, is the case of Salticus Volans. This spider who also called Peacock spider because of the exotic colours of, performs a unique mating dance. Males have a colourful House, and during the breeding season engage in an unusual courtship. But there is a big problem, as females are particularly violent and attack anyone who doesn't meet their expectations. In this excerpt from the documentary "Life Story" by BBC, see the adventure of a male spider Salticus Volans who tries to RAM.
- Hermit crabs wait in line… for new home In this clip from BBC documentary series "Life Story", the David Attenborough describes us how crabs hermits create between them a queue, to take the appropriate home depending on their size. Maybe you know that crabs hermits are those that come within a shell, and are always in search for a new home as they grow. But you have to find the right size, because a very large shell will be difficult to transfer. So, have devised their own home Exchange System, so that everyone is happy.
- A bug that knows Kung Fu When attacked by a predator, the fortune teller Orchid has its own method of self-defense, with Kung Fu. Excerpt from the documentary "Life Story" by BBC.
- Anaconda gives birth underwater – BBC wildlife On the marshes of Northern Argentina, Sir David Attenborough presents the birth of one of the largest snakes on the planet, the Anaconda. Brilliant wildlife video from Sir David Attenborough's natural history masterpiece, Life in Cold Blood.
- A chick makes free fall from 120 meters Only a few hours after the birth of, the family's goose aspromagoylochinwn should make a spectacular free fall to find her parents, jumping the gap from the top of a hill 120 meters in height. These geese frequently build their nests in the rocks of the mountains, in order to escape from predators (Arctic foxes and polar bears). Unable to fly, the chicks are based on their small weight and poypoyla them to defend themselves against multiple batters against the rocks. Unfortunately, not all survive this difficult test. An excerpt from the documentary "Life Story: First Steps" by BBC.
- Prince of Persia in real life
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- Welcome to BBC News BBC presenter Maryam Moshiri starts newscast with extended middle finger live on air.
- Swallowfishes and their predators The swallow fishes, are fish of the Exocoetidae family that have developed fins on their gills, which give them the possibility to be ejected and suspended over the water several meters. This ability of theirs can make them more agile, but at the same time makes them vulnerable above and below the surface of the water - since above they are chased by the frigate birds (Frigate), and from below fish hunters (Coryphaena hippurus). Excerpt from the documentary "The Hunt" by BBC.
- Leopard risks her life for a meal The African leopard uses its agility and dexterity, to hunt from the treetops. But something that is very dangerous and can cost her life. Excerpt from the BBC documentary Planet Earth.
- Some iconic sounds of the 80s Here are some sounds familiar to those who lived in the 80s. All of these sounds were produced using objects that were "part of everyday life" then.