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Nature's most amazing events

Nature's most amazing events

Blu-ray 2009

Each season, as the ever-thinning Arctic ice recedes, polar bears face a daunting challenge; Grizzly bears in British Columbia must use ingenuity and fancy footwork to collect their catch; The annual rains of the Serengeti draw in the greatest concentration of large animals on Earth; Each year, billions of sardines flood South Africa's east coast creating an action-packed feeding frenzy; Thousands of animals make the long trek toward the life sav...

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Animal migration Tanzania Serengeti Plain
Animals
Biotic communities
Floods Botswana Okavango River Delta
Habitat (Ecology)
Polar bear Arctic regions
Salmon British Columbia
Sardines South Africa
Whales Alaska
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ISBN:
9781419881763
1419881760
Edition:
[Blu-ray version]
Description:
2 Blu-ray discs (approximately 300 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in
polychrome
digital
optical
Dolby digital 2.0
NTSC
video file
Blu-ray disc
Target Audience Note:
CHVR: Not rated
Notes:
This Blu-ray disc will not play in standard DVD players
Title from container
Documentary
Special features: Go behind-the-scenes of each episode with Nature's Most amazing events diaries
Narrated by David Attenborough
Blu-ray disc, widescreen, high definition 1080i; Dolby Digital 2.0 stereo., NTSC
English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
Contents:
Disc 1. The great melt
The great salmon run
The great migration. Disc 2 The great tide
The great flood
The great feast
Control Number:
1907007
UPC:
883929069613
Other Authors:
Anderson, Justin
Attenborough, David, 1926-
BBC Earth (Firm)
BBC Worldwide Americas, Inc
Bass, Karen
Bassett, Peter
British Broadcasting Corporation
Discovery Channel (Firm)
Pearson, Hugh
Stevens, Joe
Turner, Jeff
Wanda Distribución de Films
Warner Home Video (Firm)
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