Speed of Life
Speed of Life is a Discovery Channel documentary series revealing nature's fascinating animal behaviors using cutting-edge modern technology. Many nature's events happen in ways much faster or slower, lighter or darker, larger or smaller than can be appreciated with the naked eye. Using cutting-edge modern technology to manipulate time, light and size, the series reveals the daily struggles of both predators and prey in their ongoing fight for survival in the American Southwest; the unique behaviors of some of the rainforest's elusive animals and insects of Central America; and the hidden lives of Africa's wildlife in ways invisible to the naked eye.
| Episode 1 - Hunters of East Africa |
Episode 1 - Hunters of East Africa
High-speed cameras document the hidden lives of Africa's wildlife in ways invisible to the naked eye.
Episode 2 - Central American Killers
Highly specialized camera equipment captures the unique behaviors of some of the rainforest's most elusive animals and insects.
Episode 3 - Predators of the Southwest
Cutting edge camera technology provides a never before seen look into the daily struggles of both predators and prey in their ongoing fight for survival in the American Southwest.
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| Predators: Killing for a Living This is a BBC nature documentary series hosted by Anthony Hopkins and John Shrapnel, exploring how animals have developed their own ways to capture prey to survive in nature. |
| Animal Weapons This is a nature documentary series looking at how animals have developed their weapons to survive in nature. In the animal kingdom, weapons are not about destruction, but about survival. |
| Evolve - Speed The ability to react and move can often mean the difference between life and death in the animal kingdom. Some animals have evolved into championship fliers, swimmers, and runners. |
| Richard Hammond's Invisible Worlds This is a BBC documentary series presented by Richard Hammond, focusing on what humans cannot see with the naked eye. |
