Tigers are a real hot topic for the BBC Natural History Unit, especially with the current success of 'Lost Land of the Tiger' a BBC expedition that discovered a lost population living in the remote Bhutan Mountains (Earth News). Having tracked Tigers myself to film (Poo, Pee & Pugmarks) I know just how difficult it is to catch even a glimpse of this fascinating feline! But here is an exclusive insight into the BBC's perspective on the thrill and frustration of filming tigers in the wild. From BBC Wildlife Finder.
- Paul
http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/species/tiger#p00b6wzf
Showing posts with label Wildlife Finder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wildlife Finder. Show all posts
1.4.10
Wildlife Wind-Ups on BBC Wildlife Finder
'It's not only humans that like a good joke, animals play all kinds of tricks on one another in their attempts to gain an advantage. Based around the April Fool tradition, this collection of videos features the weirder side of nature where it's not always easy to tell what's real and what's not. Watch animals play practical jokes on each other and on us, and look back at some real gems from the archives where we've tried to fool you in a wildlife world that's often stranger than fiction.'
Visit the BBC Wildlife Wind-Ups collection
(BBC Wildlife Finder clips are only viewable inside the UK but other information and images can be seen)
Remember this one? Flying Penguins!
Visit the BBC Wildlife Wind-Ups collection
(BBC Wildlife Finder clips are only viewable inside the UK but other information and images can be seen)
Remember this one? Flying Penguins!
22.1.10
750th Clip NOW LIVE on BBC Wildlife Finder
(Wildlife Finder video is only viewable by people within the UK)
Wildlife Finder now has over 750 video clips from 46 BBC Natural History programmes, clips from breathtaking and spectacular films such as 'Life in Cold Blood' 'Life' & 'Planet Earth' plus some gems from 'The Natural World' series. Wildlife Finder now has 523 species pages published - increasing weekly!!
This week you can see10 clips from the brand new series broadcasting on Sunday Great Rift: Africa's Wild Heart - Fire and 6 new clips from Wednesday's Natural World The Secret Leopards
Don't forget you can always find all these new clips and other information from each programme on their respective programme pages…
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