BBC Life On Earth Disc 4: The Hunters and the Hunted (1979) | Index |
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2:10 | Three-toed Sloth eats only leaves of the Cecropia Tree | 4:00 | Dormouse ventures out at night, hibernates in winter | 4:15 | Hamster stores food in cheek pouches and stores them in burrow |
5:40 | Wood Mouse finds seeds and gnaws bark in winter | 6:30 | Grass can survive fire and grazing | 7:40 | Rabbit eats its own half-digested pellet |
8:20 | American Bison has Bacteria to digest grass by fermentation | 10:40 | Impala chews cud for the protein of microbes | 19:50 | Cape Buffalo chews cud with head up |
11:15 | Serval hunts rodents | 12:50 | Mole Rat eats roots | 15:35 | Prairie Dogs farm their fields |
17:15 | Giant Ground Sloth skin (Patagonia) | 21:05 | Armadillo | 21:25 | Capybara has eyes, ears, nostrils on top of its head |
22:55 | Plains Viscacha ? comes out at dusk to nibble grass | 23:25 | Patagonian Mara has long legs to run away from predators | 23:50 | Zebras run on their toes |
25:05 | Rhinoceros has a tough hide | 25:55 | African Elephant can feed on twigs and bark | 27:25 | Dik dik male pokes twig in gland to mark territory, lives in pairs |
28:55 | Impala form herds in country containing bushes and trees | 30:05 | Blue Wildebeest forms great herds on the open plain | 31:05 | Cheetah relies on speed |
35:20 | Lions are social hunters | 38:50 | Spotted Hyenas hunt in a pack |
Index | Jan 16, 2006 | Peter Chen 2.0 |