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"Explains how marine vertebrates developed legs and lungs and were thus able to move onto the land. Describes modern day amphibians, such as the salamanders and frogs."
"Shows how the coelacanth, seen underwater for the first time, and the lungfish exhibit characterists essential for life on land. Also examines the remains of extinct, giant amphibians."@en
"David Attenborough explains how marine vertebrates developed legs and lungs and were thus able to move onto the land. The coelacanth, seen underwater for the first time, exhibits characteristics essential for life on land."
"An examination of the amphibians - frogs, salamanders, etc. Includes rare photographs of the coelacanth, thought to be extinct until 1938 when one was caught off the coast of Africa."@en
"An examination of the amphibians - frogs, salamanders, etc. Includes rare photographs of the coelacanth, thought to be extinct until 1938 when one was caught off the coast of Africa."
"This program shows the emergence of land vertebrates and the ways dependencies on water were overcome. It also explores the evolution of amphibians."@en
"Discussion of evolution's transitional stage in which animals with backbones left the seas and became acclimatized to life on the land."@en
"An exploration of the evolution of early amphibians from fish. Explains their dependence on water and their gradual colonization of land."
"David Attenborough guides the viewer through a miniature universe teeming with life, never normally seen, yet all around us. New technology reveals surreal vistas and their extraordinary inhabitants. Though small, these creatures are ferocious. In this segment, delves into the lives of the leopard slug, tin springtails, South African millipedes and the giant bat-eating centipede."@en
"Explains how marine invertebrates developed legs and lungs and were thus able to move onto the land. Also describes modern day amphibians, such as salamanders and frogs."
"Naturalist David Attenborough explains how marine vertebrates developed legs and lungs and were thus able to move onto the land. He also describes modern day amphibians, such as salamanders and frogs."@en
"Exploring the development of life on land, which began 350 million years ago, Attenborough looks at species such as the lungfish which exhibit characteristics essential for life on land. The coelacanth, a living fossil of the Indian Ocean, is filmed underwater for the first time."@en
"David Attenborough discusses the earliest fishes, including the coelacanth, that were able to leave the oceans and survive on dry ground."@en
"Shows how the coelacanth, seen underwater for the first time, and the lungfish exhibit characteristics essential for life on land. Also examines the remains of extinct, giant amphibians and the bizarre reproductive habits of modern-day frogs."@en
"Naturalist David Attenborough explains how marine vertebrates developed legs and lungs and were thus able to move onto the land. He also describes modern day amphibians, such as the salamanders and frogs."@en
"Host David Attenborough discusses the evolutionary adaptations which appeared as fish emerged from the seas to become amphibians. Examines various survival strategies developed by the amphibians, focusing particularly on those of the frogs and toads."@en

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"The invasion of land"
"The invasion of the land"@en
"The Invasion of land"@en
"Invasion of the land"
"Invasion of the land"@en
"Invasion of the land vol. 6, Life on earth"@en
"The Invasion of the land"@en
"The Invasion of the land"
"The Invasion of the land / Episode 6"@en

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