Galapagos

Galapagos

Galapagos

  • Genre: Nonfiction
  • Release Date: 2006-09-29
  • Advisory Rating: TV-G
  • Episodes: 3
  • iTunes Price: USD 4.99
  • iTunes HD Price: USD 7.99
7.5/10
7.5
From 26 Ratings

Description

In the extreme isolation of the Pacific ocean, nothing is as it seems. Iguanas swim the sea like dragons, and nest in smouldering volcanic craters; birds become vampires and tool users; penguins, sharks, whales and seals lurk amongst colorful tropical corals; 500-pound tortoises bellow over lava fields . . . welcome to the Galápagos. The inspiration behind Darwin’s theory of evolution, the Galápagos is an ever-changing stage for a spectacular range of animals and plants. Savage, bizarre, hellish yet beautiful, these are the islands that changed our view of life on Earth and of ourselves. Presented in a new, ground-breaking visual style combined with exhilarating cinematography and breathtaking graphics, this landmark new series examines the spectacular variety of wildlife and evokes the different characters of the islands and their history.

Episodes

Title Time Price
1 Born of Fire 49:07 USD 1.99 Buy on iTunes
2 The Islands That Changed the World 49:00 USD 1.99 Buy on iTunes
3 Forces of Change 48:51 USD 1.99 Buy on iTunes

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Reviews

  • Terrific Footage, Annoying Narration

    4
    By Rivermaker
    This is a visually stunning and informative series. Unfortunately, the narration is a bit over the top -- she reads the copy in a very dry, very serious tone reminicent of my drama school days when people were a bit full of themselves! Maybe she was hoping for an award... Where's David Attenborough when you need him? If you work at blocking her out and focus on the content of what she's reading it's more enjoyable.
  • Very Interesting

    5
    By timbuktou
    Wow! These videos are amazing. One thing on my mind though. Darwin says that there is a thing called evolution, but he also says that life has to be put on a place and left for a while to evolve. That just says to me that life was created and then left there to evolve. So how was it created? That is the real question.

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