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Available on iTunes. Using a unique blend of strong natural history stories and advanced computer graphics, the Walking with Dinosaurs team recreate another extinct world, exploring the rise of mammals to the arrival of modern man. From ferocious carnivores to heavily armoured herbivores; these creatures roam the earth as if they were alive today.
Walking with Beasts (retitled in North America as Walking with Prehistoric Beasts) is a six-episode 2001 television documentary series developed by the BBC, and the successor to Walking with Dinosaurs. The next series, Walking with Monsters, was released in 2005, and acts as a prequel to both Beasts and Dinosaurs Beasts focuses on the lives of prehistoric mammals, after the K/T Extinction ...
Walking with Beasts. Using a unique blend of strong natural history stories and advanced computer graphics, the Walking with Dinosaurs team recreate another extinct world, exploring the rise of mammals to the arrival of modern man. From ferocious carnivores to heavily armoured herbivores; these creatures roam the earth as if they were alive today.
Back up to: Walking with Beasts. Mammoth Journey. 6 / 6 A herd of mammoths make their way south for winter, running a gauntlet of ice-age hunters. Sabre Tooth.
15 de nov. de 2001 · 4 Walking With Beasts - Next of Kin. 12/6/01. This episode travels back in time to Ethiopia 3.2 million years ago to witness the beginnings of mankind. It follows a group of Australopithecus, a type of ape which, just like us, walks upright on two legs. But unlike us, these early members of the human family were not predators, they were prey.
Walking with Beasts (título traducido en Hispanoamérica como Paseando con bestias y en España como Caminando entre las bestias) es una serie documental para televisión de seis episodios, creada por Impossible Pictures y producida por la cadena británica BBC [5] Discovery Channel, ProSieben y TV Asahi, y estrenada por primera vez en 2001.
Available episodes of Walking with Beasts. Sabre Tooth — Series 1. 5 / 6 The largest of all the sabre tooth cats roamed South America one million years ago.
