Inside Natures Giants

[Gash]

Starting Monday 9pm on channel 4, it looks at the anatomy of some of the giant species on the planet, Giraffe, Elephant etc.

Looks really interesting!

 

"This new four-part science series uncovers the anatomical secrets of some of the animal kingdom's most extraordinary species and answers. The first programme looks at how evolution has overcome the challenges of being as big as an elephant. Elephants feed on plants with very little nutritional value for eighteen hours a day; so evolution has given them vast intestines as well as huge teeth and jaw muscles, and an equally gigantic head. But this produces another problem: how to reach food on the ground. The solution is the most versatile limb on the planet: the trunk. Capable of everything from picking up berries to ripping a tree from the ground, the trunk is a wonder of evolution."

[iklgizmo]

I cant wait for this, looks really interesting, plus its actually on at a decent time!

[Pilko]

I never game them fucking permission to shove cameras up my arse

[Decky]

Bump, on at 9

[Jimburst]

Is absolute quality.

[Dave]

The one on at present is excellent.

[BlufPurdi]

The one on at present is excellent.

 

Yep, very intriguing.

[ChezGiven]

GM's colonoscopy.

[Dave]

Bump. Crocodile now on Four.

[Dr. Nguyen Van Falk]

600kg+ force on it's bite, fucking hell

[Heron]

Thoroughly enjoying this series. The Elephant and crocodile have been most fascinating - the whale one wasn't fantabulous.