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A look at nature's evolutionary anomalies, examining how the chameleon and giraffe's unique features have benefited them in their respective environments

The curious creatures that have led to accusations of forgery, such as the duck-billed platypus which when brought by explorers to England in 1799, was considered a hoax

David Attenborough encounters the mole rat and the elephant, two species where nature has tinkered with the ageing process to different effect

David Attend examines the narwhal's tusk and the spiral shells found on snails and ammonites, as he continues to discover nature's evolutionary anomalies

David Attenborough examines a zebra's stripes and the wings of a butterfly, as he continues to discover nature's evolutionary anomalies

David Attenborough examines the unusual ways in which Komodo dragons and aphids reproduce

David Attenborough examines how hedgehogs and rhinos have developed protective skins

David Attenborough examines the vision in squid and owls, which have both developed incredible adaptations to help them navigate at night

David Attenborough takes a look at animals that rely on other species, from cuckoos planting their eggs in other birds' nests to the death's-head hawkmoth stealing honey

David Attenborough takes a look at gorillas and vampire bats, two species that have unfairly gained unpleasant reputation within the animal kingdom

The abilities that plants and animals possess, such as the electric eel whose natural charge helped inspire the battery and the flowers that 'talk' to bees using electrical signals

David Attenborough examines the emperor penguin and the wood frog, both of which survive in conditions so cold they seem to defy the laws of nature

A look at nature's evolutionary anomalies, examining how the chameleon and giraffe's unique features have benefited them in their respective environments

The curious creatures that have led to accusations of forgery, such as the duck-billed platypus which when brought by explorers to England in 1799, was considered a hoax

David Attenborough encounters the mole rat and the elephant, two species where nature has tinkered with the ageing process to different effect

David Attend examines the narwhal's tusk and the spiral shells found on snails and ammonites, as he continues to discover nature's evolutionary anomalies

David Attenborough examines a zebra's stripes and the wings of a butterfly, as he continues to discover nature's evolutionary anomalies

David Attenborough examines the unusual ways in which Komodo dragons and aphids reproduce

David Attenborough examines how hedgehogs and rhinos have developed protective skins

David Attenborough examines the vision in squid and owls, which have both developed incredible adaptations to help them navigate at night

David Attenborough takes a look at animals that rely on other species, from cuckoos planting their eggs in other birds' nests to the death's-head hawkmoth stealing honey

David Attenborough takes a look at gorillas and vampire bats, two species that have unfairly gained unpleasant reputation within the animal kingdom

The abilities that plants and animals possess, such as the electric eel whose natural charge helped inspire the battery and the flowers that 'talk' to bees using electrical signals

David Attenborough examines the emperor penguin and the wood frog, both of which survive in conditions so cold they seem to defy the laws of nature

A look at nature's evolutionary anomalies, examining how the chameleon and giraffe's unique features have benefited them in their respective environments

The curious creatures that have led to accusations of forgery, such as the duck-billed platypus which when brought by explorers to England in 1799, was considered a hoax

David Attenborough encounters the mole rat and the elephant, two species where nature has tinkered with the ageing process to different effect

David Attend examines the narwhal's tusk and the spiral shells found on snails and ammonites, as he continues to discover nature's evolutionary anomalies

David Attenborough examines a zebra's stripes and the wings of a butterfly, as he continues to discover nature's evolutionary anomalies

David Attenborough examines the unusual ways in which Komodo dragons and aphids reproduce

David Attenborough examines how hedgehogs and rhinos have developed protective skins

David Attenborough examines the vision in squid and owls, which have both developed incredible adaptations to help them navigate at night

David Attenborough takes a look at animals that rely on other species, from cuckoos planting their eggs in other birds' nests to the death's-head hawkmoth stealing honey

David Attenborough takes a look at gorillas and vampire bats, two species that have unfairly gained unpleasant reputation within the animal kingdom

The abilities that plants and animals possess, such as the electric eel whose natural charge helped inspire the battery and the flowers that 'talk' to bees using electrical signals

David Attenborough examines the emperor penguin and the wood frog, both of which survive in conditions so cold they seem to defy the laws of nature

A look at nature's evolutionary anomalies, examining how the chameleon and giraffe's unique features have benefited them in their respective environments

The curious creatures that have led to accusations of forgery, such as the duck-billed platypus which when brought by explorers to England in 1799, was considered a hoax

David Attenborough encounters the mole rat and the elephant, two species where nature has tinkered with the ageing process to different effect

David Attend examines the narwhal's tusk and the spiral shells found on snails and ammonites, as he continues to discover nature's evolutionary anomalies

The chef samples incredible adventures in extraordinary locations, beginning with Myanmar, where he explores one of the most fabled and beautiful areas of Asia

DI Frank Burnside takes over Sun Hill and immediately takes on some football hooligans. Long-running drama with the bobbies and detectives at London's Sun Hill police station

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home