The BBC Natural World Collection

Description

BBC has been a pioneer in the field of public service broadcasting with its ground-breaking work. The documentaries featured on BBC have enjoyed an amazing fan following all over the world with its realism and easy to follow narrative style. The Natural World series is a wildlife documentary programme and is the British Broadcasting Corporation’s flagship natural history programme. It has been a treasure trove of information which takes a deep look into particular natural history events, stories or subjects from around the world. It is also British television’s longest running series in the nature documentary genre with almost 500 episodes broadcast ever since it started out in 1983. This incredible Natural World Collection comprises of 5 amazing episodes which are informative and brings a whole new perspective on its subjects. The first episode focuses on the reality of otters as the narrative finely rendered by Philippa Forrester and John James makes a comparison between the famous novel, Tarka the Otter and the present reality of these interesting animals. The episode presented by Martyn Colbeck takes an exciting in-depth look into the lives of elephants and focuses its narrative on Congo. The Bear Man of Kamchatka is a fascinating episode based on the life of Charlie Russell who has devoted his life for the well-being of grizzly bears from the Kamchatka Peninsula. An interesting take on the encounter between a honeybee and the lethal Japanese giant hornet will keep you intrigued. The life of salt-water crocodiles from the heartland of Australia forms the core of the last episode in this amazing collection. The natural glories of the world around us have been wonderfully packaged and presented by the Natural World Series through the years. This unique DVD collection is a valuable buy for all those nature lovers and is available online at India.