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This definitive natural history of the world's oceans covers everything from popular shores...
This definitive natural history of the world's oceans covers everything from popular shores...
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The Caribbean is the embodiment of paradise: crystal blue waters, magical coral reefs...
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The same brand of spycam photography that took us up close and personal with lions, elephants, bears...
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Sir David Attenborough is Britain's best-known natural history film-maker.
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Our closest relatives, the chimps and gorillas, laugh when tickled.
Dolphins can point with their bodies and have been known to communicate an object's location to human divers.
Flamingos are only red because of the food they eat.
Ladybirds use red to warn predators that they make an unpleasant meal.
Hippopotamuses perspire red mucus.
A Spider's blood is transparent.