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Journey of Life
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DVD (2005)
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12.5% of people buy Journey of Life and Life of Mammals Complete Series (David Attenborough) 4 Disc Set ~ DVD.
Details
Release date Australia
February 3rd, 2010
DVD Region
Region 4
Stars
Length (Minutes)
271
Aspect Ratio
- 1.78 : 1
Languages
English
Supported Audio
- Dolby Digital Stereo
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Director
Studio
Product ID
3968175
Description
In this remarkable celebration of life, Steve Leonard leads us on a journey that takes us from sea to land to air - on a voyage of discovery and surprises. This series of spectacular and astounding films recreates evolution before your very eyes, as it witnesses the key breakthroughs - and details the crucial moments - in life's journey to dominate the earth.
The first predatory attack, the first legs, eggs and wings are examined using dazzling visual effects, recreating the history of life on the planet - from the first spark to ourselves.
Journey of Life reveals how the basic blueprint of a brain, backbone, two legs and two arms was created in the ocean; why crabs took to dry land and what the biggest creature ever to fly - a pterosaur the size of a small plane - really looked like. It examines the relationships - predatory, competitive and cooperative - on which species survival depend; considers the ascent of man in the evolutionary ladder - and determines how, uniquely, we have managed to break free from it.
Special Features:
The first predatory attack, the first legs, eggs and wings are examined using dazzling visual effects, recreating the history of life on the planet - from the first spark to ourselves.
Journey of Life reveals how the basic blueprint of a brain, backbone, two legs and two arms was created in the ocean; why crabs took to dry land and what the biggest creature ever to fly - a pterosaur the size of a small plane - really looked like. It examines the relationships - predatory, competitive and cooperative - on which species survival depend; considers the ascent of man in the evolutionary ladder - and determines how, uniquely, we have managed to break free from it.
Special Features:
- Interviews with Producer and Series Producer
- Special Effects Comparisons
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