"Life" on Discovery Channel is a documentary narrated by global media leader and philanthropist Oprah Winfrey.
Our world is home to more than 30 million different animal and plant species, each locked in a unique fight for survival. The all-new 11-part series "Life" on Discovery Channel is the definitive exploration of the adaptability and diversity of life on earth, revealing the most spectacular, bizarre and fascinating behaviors that living things have devised in order to thrive. Many of
these were captured for the first time using the latest in state-of-the-art high-definition filming techniques.
From strange creatures, such as the star-nosed mole that hunts underwater using bubbles to smell its prey, to epic spectacles, including millions of fruit bats darkening the Zambian sky, each episode tells mind-blowing stories of survival with drama, humor and suspense.
More than four years in the making, filmed over 3,000 days, across every continent and in every habitat, this is life as no one has ever seen it before.
The premiere episode of "Life" on Discovery Channel, "Challenges of Life," provides an overview and sets the stage for the ambitious series. A special "Making Of" episode caps the series and tells the incredible stories of the dozens of men and women who spent days, weeks and months patiently waiting for a perfect shot. Other episodes showcase "Birds," deep sea marine invertebrates ("Creatures of the Deep"), "Fish," hunting mammals ("Hunters and Hunted"), "Insects," "Mammals," "Plants," "Primates" and "Reptiles & Amphibians."
"Life" is a BBC and Discovery Channel co-production. Mike Gunton is the executive producer for the BBC. Susan Winslow is the executive producer for Discovery Channel. Discovery Channel and the BBC also created the award-winning natural history series "Planet Earth" and "Blue Panet."
Our world is home to more than 30 million different animal and plant species, each locked in a unique fight for survival. The all-new 11-part series "Life" on Discovery Channel is the definitive exploration of the adaptability and diversity of life on earth, revealing the most spectacular, bizarre and fascinating behaviors that living things have devised in order to thrive. Many of
"Life" (Discovery Channel) scene showing a close up of a Komodo dragon feeding on a buffalo carcass in Komodo Archipelago, Indonesia
Life Discovery Channel: The Yogicam Land-Rover climbing a snowy stream-bank. Stekenjokk, Sweden. Life Discovery Channel Episode 7: Hunters and Hunted, Rock Pooling. Cameraman gets close ups of elephant seals, Falkland Islands Life Discovery Channel Episode 2: Reptiles and Amphibians, Chasing the Dragon. Komodo dragon approaches film cameraman, Komodo Archipelago, Indonesia
Life (Discovery Channel) Pictures
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From strange creatures, such as the star-nosed mole that hunts underwater using bubbles to smell its prey, to epic spectacles, including millions of fruit bats darkening the Zambian sky, each episode tells mind-blowing stories of survival with drama, humor and suspense.
More than four years in the making, filmed over 3,000 days, across every continent and in every habitat, this is life as no one has ever seen it before.
The premiere episode of "Life" on Discovery Channel, "Challenges of Life," provides an overview and sets the stage for the ambitious series. A special "Making Of" episode caps the series and tells the incredible stories of the dozens of men and women who spent days, weeks and months patiently waiting for a perfect shot. Other episodes showcase "Birds," deep sea marine invertebrates ("Creatures of the Deep"), "Fish," hunting mammals ("Hunters and Hunted"), "Insects," "Mammals," "Plants," "Primates" and "Reptiles & Amphibians."
"Life" is a BBC and Discovery Channel co-production. Mike Gunton is the executive producer for the BBC. Susan Winslow is the executive producer for Discovery Channel. Discovery Channel and the BBC also created the award-winning natural history series "Planet Earth" and "Blue Panet."
Life Discovery Channel: Sumatran orang-utan mother and playful baby, Sumatra, Indonesia Life Discovery Channel: Phayre's leaf monkey with orange baby, Thailand Life Discovery Channel: Hamadryas baboon, male yawning, Ethiopia Life Discovery Channel: Spectral tarsier, Sulawesi Life Discovery Channel: Female Japanese macaque with baby taking refuge from cold weather hot spa, Japan Life Discovery Channel: Dragon's blood tree, Socotra, Yemen Life (Discovery Channel) Pictures
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