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Gary Wallis visits an impressive helicopter museum. He buys a helicopter exhaust unit and a set of massive rotor blades and transforms them into remarkable pieces of furniture

David Attenborough explores nature's evolutionary anomalies and examines creatures whose stretched features have given them an edge in the natural world

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Sharks have long been the symbol of all that is fearful in the planet's oceans. However, as this episode reveals, there's more to sharks than meets the eye

All creatures are driven by the goal of passing on their genes and giving their young the best chance for success. This episode reveals the means of achieving this aim

How, for thousands of years, the mysteries of the ocean and its hidden creatures have inspired countless myths and legends

David Attend examines the narwhal's tusk and the spiral shells found on snails and ammonites, as he continues to discover nature's evolutionary anomalies

David Attenborough examines a zebra's stripes and the wings of a butterfly, as he continues to discover nature's evolutionary anomalies

David Attenborough examines the unusual ways in which Komodo dragons and aphids reproduce

Looking at the Sand Flats and the creatures that live there, including iguanas, stingrays and bottlenose dolphins

Looking at species including Oceanic whitetip sharks, sperm whales and Blainesville's beaked whales as they survive in the open water in the Bahamas

Looking at how the interconnected ecosystems and species in the Bahamas depend on each other in order to survive

David Attenborough explores the landscape and wildlife of Africa, beginning with clever meerkats, terrifying insects and the rarest fish in the world in the Kalahari

Creatures of east Africa captured on film, from a lizard eating flies from the face of a sleepy lion to an elephant watching over her calf while it dies on the sun-parched plains

A look at the varied creatures of the Congo rainforest, from a chimpanzee stealing honey from a beehive and a python incubating her eggs, to fighting frogs and battling elephants

Looking at the Sand Flats and the creatures that live there, including iguanas, stingrays and bottlenose dolphins

Looking at species including Oceanic whitetip sharks, sperm whales and Blainesville's beaked whales as they survive in the open water in the Bahamas

Looking at how the interconnected ecosystems and species in the Bahamas depend on each other in order to survive

David Attenborough explores the landscape and wildlife of Africa, beginning with clever meerkats, terrifying insects and the rarest fish in the world in the Kalahari

Creatures of east Africa captured on film, from a lizard eating flies from the face of a sleepy lion to an elephant watching over her calf while it dies on the sun-parched plains

A look at the varied creatures of the Congo rainforest, from a chimpanzee stealing honey from a beehive and a python incubating her eggs, to fighting frogs and battling elephants

Anthony Bourdain and world-renowned chef Eric Ripert, explore the indigenous Andes, from modern Lima back in time into pre-Columbian Peru in search of the world's best wild cocoa

Anthony Bourdain looks at the Congo as one of the more industrialised powers in Africa now largely crumbled to nothingness and chaos with Tim Butcher author of Blood River

Looking at the Sand Flats and the creatures that live there, including iguanas, stingrays and bottlenose dolphins

Looking at species including Oceanic whitetip sharks, sperm whales and Blainesville's beaked whales as they survive in the open water in the Bahamas

Looking at how the interconnected ecosystems and species in the Bahamas depend on each other in order to survive

David Attenborough explores the landscape and wildlife of Africa, beginning with clever meerkats, terrifying insects and the rarest fish in the world in the Kalahari