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Wild Isles

And now the real leaping begins

and now the real leaping begins

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..and now the real leaping begins.
Duration
5 seconds
Views
39
Timestamp in Movie
00:09:07
Uploaded
Apr 19, 2025
Season
1
Episode
4
Genres
documentary

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Movie Summary

Sir David Attenborough narrates a documentary about the natural animals in the British Isles and Ireland.
S01 • E03 ..and the lapwing chick gets back to its mother. - Wild Isles 00:06
..and the lapwing chick gets back to its mother.
S01 • E05 The effect of the gulf stream is felt most keenly - Wild Isles 00:10
The effect of the gulf stream is felt most keenly
S01 • E04 They use the white water to slingshot their bodies into the air. - Wild Isles 00:07
They use the white water to slingshot their bodies into the ...
S01 • E03 Across Britain and Ireland, - Wild Isles 00:11
Across Britain and Ireland,
S01 • E06 When they first came to the farm, they did come with a bit - Wild Isles 00:18
When they first came to the farm, they did come with a bit
S01 • E02 In the Highlands of Scotland, - Wild Isles 00:08
In the Highlands of Scotland,
S01 • E05 Here grows one of the biggest stretches of seagrass - Wild Isles 00:09
Here grows one of the biggest stretches of seagrass
S01 • E01 They were once widespread across Britain and Ireland, - Wild Isles 00:11
They were once widespread across Britain and Ireland,
S01 • E04 No other fish can clear waterfalls as high as this one. - Wild Isles 00:06
No other fish can clear waterfalls as high as this one.
S01 • E02 The voice of a male capercaillie. - Wild Isles 00:07
The voice of a male capercaillie.
S01 • E03 But thanks to nature-friendly farming methods, - Wild Isles 00:12
But thanks to nature-friendly farming methods,
S01 • E05 Seagrass is important globally because it collects carbon - Wild Isles 00:11
Seagrass is important globally because it collects carbon
S01 • E04 Some crash into the rocks, - Wild Isles 00:10
Some crash into the rocks,
S01 • E06 I just thought, "We'll never see those cattle again." - Wild Isles 00:11
I just thought, "We'll never see those cattle agai...
S01 • E02 With only around 500 left in these fragmented woodlands, - Wild Isles 00:13
With only around 500 left in these fragmented woodlands,
S01 • E01 Now, however, after years of persecution, - Wild Isles 00:09
Now, however, after years of persecution,
S01 • E06 But Belted Galloways are a hardy native breed - Wild Isles 00:12
But Belted Galloways are a hardy native breed
S01 • E05 But we have lost nearly 90% of our seagrass, - Wild Isles 00:10
But we have lost nearly 90% of our seagrass,
S01 • E04 Every year, fewer and fewer get to this point in the river. - Wild Isles 00:06
Every year, fewer and fewer get to this point in the river.
S01 • E03 All our grasslands are now managed by people. - Wild Isles 00:06
All our grasslands are now managed by people.