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The Green Planet

This one might be over1,000 years old

This one might be over
1,000 years old

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This one might be over 1,000 years old.
Duration
6 seconds
Views
40
Timestamp in Movie
00:42:14
Uploaded
Mar 30, 2025
Season
1
Episode
4
Genres
documentary
Production
History

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Dive into a world where a single life can last a thousand years, with David Attenborough. See things no eye has ever seen, and discover the dramatic, beautiful plant life of Earth.
S01 • E04 It survives here in part thanks to its ability - The Green Planet 00:11
It survives here in part thanks to its ability
S01 • E05 Remarkably, it's possible to restock even highly degraded land - The Green Planet 00:09
Remarkably, it's possible to restock even highly degrad...
S01 • E01 They are, in fact, at the very centre - The Green Planet 00:08
They are, in fact, at the very centre
S01 • E03 The chemical substances that are left behind - The Green Planet 00:12
The chemical substances that are left behind
S01 • E02 This isn't a skill mastered by just one particularly - The Green Planet 00:08
This isn't a skill mastered by just one particularly
S01 • E02 Many of the Piraputanga can do this. - The Green Planet 00:05
Many of the Piraputanga can do this.
S01 • E01 WIND WHISTLES - The Green Planet 00:11
WIND WHISTLES
S01 • E04 But its battered surface is evidence - The Green Planet 00:08
But its battered surface is evidence
S01 • E05 In Brazil, the needs of cattle ranching drive most deforestation. - The Green Planet 00:07
In Brazil, the needs of cattle ranching drive most deforesta...
S01 • E04 These huge trees - The Green Planet 00:08
These huge trees
S01 • E05 30 years ago, the owners of one former cattle ranch - The Green Planet 00:13
30 years ago, the owners of one former cattle ranch
S01 • E04 And they're particularly important for elephants. - The Green Planet 00:06
And they're particularly important for elephants.
S01 • E01 Gradually, they collect into droplets, - The Green Planet 00:08
Gradually, they collect into droplets,
S01 • E04 In the wet season, they eat the baobab's fruit - The Green Planet 00:08
In the wet season, they eat the baobab's fruit
S01 • E02 These Piraputanga are migratory, - The Green Planet 00:09
These Piraputanga are migratory,
S01 • E01 THUNDER CRACKS - The Green Planet 00:06
THUNDER CRACKS
S01 • E05 First, they cleared the introduced African cattle grasses, - The Green Planet 00:09
First, they cleared the introduced African cattle grasses,
S01 • E02 The trees, by enticing the fish to eat their fruits, - The Green Planet 00:09
The trees, by enticing the fish to eat their fruits,
S01 • E04 ..they migrate to distant watering holes. - The Green Planet 00:05
..they migrate to distant watering holes.
S01 • E02 With luck, the seeds will be deposited many miles upstream. - The Green Planet 00:07
With luck, the seeds will be deposited many miles upstream.