To watch in HD, get ClipCafe PRO
This was one of the continent's biggest animal predators
Please log in to add to collections.
Seven Worlds, One Planet

This was one of the continent'sbiggest animal predators - a marsupial wolf or thylacine

This was one of the continent's
biggest animal predators - a marsupial wolf or thylacine

Full Transcript

00:00:01.000 --> 00:00:05.000
This was one of the continent's biggest animal predators -
00:00:05.012 --> 00:00:07.096
a marsupial wolf or thylacine.
Duration
8 seconds
Views
36
Timestamp in Movie
00:48:04
Uploaded
Jun 15, 2025
Season
1
Episode
4
Genres
documentary
Production
Mosfilm

Want This Clip in HD?

Upgrade for HD/4K downloads and unlimited access. Upgrade now →

Movie Summary

Millions of years ago incredible forces ripped apart the Earth's crust creating our seven continents - each with its own distinct climate, its own distinct terrain and its own unique animal life. From the colourful paradise of Sou...
S01 • E03 Yet their future, and that of all wildlife in South America, - Seven Worlds, One Planet 00:17
Yet their future, and that of all wildlife in South America,
S01 • E05 ...where pioneering animals make the most of every opportunity. - Seven Worlds, One Planet 00:06
...where pioneering animals make the most of every opportuni...
S01 • E04 The last-known remaining one was filmed in 1936 - Seven Worlds, One Planet 00:08
The last-known remaining one was filmed in 1936
S01 • E06 But for others, it is not so easy. - Seven Worlds, One Planet 00:05
But for others, it is not so easy.
S01 • E01 The recovery of life in Antarctic waters - Seven Worlds, One Planet 00:12
The recovery of life in Antarctic waters
S01 • E06 We continue to transform our planet, - Seven Worlds, One Planet 00:08
We continue to transform our planet,
S01 • E04 ...and so brought the final extinction of its species. - Seven Worlds, One Planet 00:06
...and so brought the final extinction of its species.
S01 • E02 I first went in search of orangutan in 1956. - Seven Worlds, One Planet 00:05
I first went in search of orangutan in 1956.
S01 • E02 Then, there were around 175,000 living in the remote forests of Borneo. - Seven Worlds, One Planet 00:07
Then, there were around 175,000 living in the remote forests...
S01 • E06 Will the wildlife of North America be able to adapt? - Seven Worlds, One Planet 00:05
Will the wildlife of North America be able to adapt?
S01 • E04 These rocks are now its memorial. - Seven Worlds, One Planet 00:05
These rocks are now its memorial.
S01 • E07 This is a crucial moment in time. - Seven Worlds, One Planet 00:05
This is a crucial moment in time.
S01 • E01 Just off the coast of Elephant Island, - Seven Worlds, One Planet 00:10
Just off the coast of Elephant Island,
S01 • E07 The decisions we take now - Seven Worlds, One Planet 00:12
The decisions we take now
S01 • E03 ...a continent marooned - Seven Worlds, One Planet 00:08
...a continent marooned
S01 • E06 Not only on this continent, known for its change, - Seven Worlds, One Planet 00:08
Not only on this continent, known for its change,
S01 • E04 And they may become that for the Tasmanian devil, as well. - Seven Worlds, One Planet 00:05
And they may become that for the Tasmanian devil, as well.
S01 • E02 I found on the forest floor the rinds and cores of durian fruit, - Seven Worlds, One Planet 00:09
I found on the forest floor the rinds and cores of durian fr...
S01 • E04 Mammals in Australia are disappearing faster than anywhere else on Earth. - Seven Worlds, One Planet 00:08
Mammals in Australia are disappearing faster than anywhere e...
S01 • E01 On the horizon, - Seven Worlds, One Planet 00:08
On the horizon,