Seven Worlds, One Planet

Supporting Content

• Deception in the brood

  

  Duration: 3:09

• A fish tale with a twist

  

• Web exclusive: The last rhinos

  

  Duration: 6:17

• Ghosts of a forgotten town

  

  Duration: 3:06

• Mastering the art of nut cracking

  

  Duration: 3:08

• A surprise attack!

  

  Duration: 3:06

• Firefly fireworks

  

• Tales from Tennessee

  

• Web exclusive: Colliding worlds

  

  Duration: 3:53

• Surf's up... And so is dinner

  

  Duration: 3:06

• Peril on the prairie

  

  Duration: 1:56

• A seaside picnic

  

  Duration: 2:05

• Saving Europe's most endangered cat

  

  Duration: 3:51

• Hungry hamsters

  

  Duration: 2:47

• How drones helped reveal the wonders of Seven Worlds

  

• Web exclusive: Flying underground

  

  Duration: 1:27

• Drama in the troop

  

• The continent transformed by humanity

  It’s the second-smallest continent on Earth, but home to more than 700 million people.
  
  

  • Read the article on BBC Bitesize

  

• Quiz: Seven Facts, One Animal

  We’ve chosen one animal that featured in episode four of Seven Worlds, One Planet to discover seven extraordinary facts about.
  
  

  • Can you get 7/7?

  

• Rainforests, rivers and waterfalls

  From unique natural wonders to an abundance of wildlife. Find out more about the most species-rich continent on the planet, South America.
  
  

  • Read the article on BBC Bitesize

  

• Filming a nature documentary: What could possibly go wrong?

  How hard can it be to film a nature documentary? These stories from Seven Worlds, One Planet tell all.
  
  

  • Read the article on BBC Bitesize

  

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