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Life in the undergrowth

DVD  Date : 05.12.2005
Air  Date : 21.12.2005
Rls. Date : 09.12.2005
Source    : DVDRIP
Genre     : Documentary
Ep. Name  : "Supersocieties"

Episode # : 5/5
Format    : XviD
Size      : 50x15MB
Duration  : 50m 3s
Video     : 1486 kbps    Audio: 130 kbps
As. Ratio : 16:9
Res.      : 640x368

Size      : 734.025.728
MD5       : 84260D5882C55B4279F0CE4D4D97B64D

Url       : http://www.bbc.co.uk/sn/tvradio/programmes/lifeintheundergrowth/

Series information

David Attenborough reveals a secret universe - it is teeming with life and is
all around us, yet we never see it. It is the world of the very small, and it
is a world of sex, drugs and violence. Here David shows us not just bugs,
beetles and creepy-crawlies, but scorpions and centipedes, mites and mantids,
spiders and dragonflies. And not just life in the undergrowth, but the dramatic
battles between predator and prey that are happening in the corner of your
living room and in your larder. See magnificent spectacles: swarming antler
moths; millions of desert locusts; a mountain of locusts. For every pound of
humans on Earth, there are 300 pounds of insects.

Part 5: Supersocieties

Invertebrates don't always operate alone. True society was the last feature to
evolve in invertebrates, as recently as the time of Tyrannosaurus. In the last
programme see the tensions below the surface in some of the great social
structures built by insects, and witness the carnage when an ant colony and a
termite colony wage war.