Pterosaurs
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chrishansenhomeDavid Attenborough is one of the United Kingdom's National Treasures. He has brought nature to the TV viewer for decades, from the North Pole to the South, around the Equator and on every continent and on and under every ocean.
He has usually been associated with the BBC, but I came across one of his latest efforts, of which I had been ignorant. A 3D (which I can't see on my computer) program about the flying pterosaurs. It is one of the most beautiful programs I've ever seen on YouTube or, dare I say it, on British television. Please watch it—I'm sure you will be as fascinated as I was. I consider it one of the best 70 minutes I've spent in a very long time. Enjoy! Do make sure you put it on full screen for the finest experience.
He has usually been associated with the BBC, but I came across one of his latest efforts, of which I had been ignorant. A 3D (which I can't see on my computer) program about the flying pterosaurs. It is one of the most beautiful programs I've ever seen on YouTube or, dare I say it, on British television. Please watch it—I'm sure you will be as fascinated as I was. I consider it one of the best 70 minutes I've spent in a very long time. Enjoy! Do make sure you put it on full screen for the finest experience.
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Date: 2012-06-14 04:00 am (UTC)Thank you for that.
I can't watch ALL of it now, as I must crash, but I've saved it to my YouTube favorites, to watch again soon.
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