Sentences with phrase «wildlife documentary»

She loves going out with friends, reading about wildlife and watching wildlife documentaries.

Others share something of the sumptuous imagery and high drama of wildlife documentaries.

Snake scientist Freek Vonk can't choose between research and starring in wildlife documentaries.

Each projects a feral sexuality, a rangy angularity that's reminiscent of graceful wild animals, beautiful but dangerous, and watching them at work is like seeing a superior wildlife documentary with sex and slaughter thrown in for good measure.

The Heron Island Resort is a lo - fi stay with no televisions, just plenty of cane daybeds, and an open - plan design, so you can watch the live wildlife documentary going on at your doorstep.

The brainchild of well known adventurer and wildlife documentary maker, Malcolm Douglas, it has been established as a research station as well as a place where the public can be educated about the dangers of crocodiles.

Hiroshi Sugimoto: still life @ Pace London What appear to be wildlife documentary photographs turn out to be images of the dioramas found in natural history museums.

From the formalisation of natural history as a science, through the establishment of museums and zoos, to lavish contemporary wildlife documentaries, the exhibition reveals the hierarchies in our view of the natural world, and considers how these influence our actions, or inactions, towards the planet.

As dusk begins to fall, get your guests excited to watch the movie and draw them to their seats with «previews,» like clips from wildlife documentaries and classic cartoons.

FANS of wildlife documentaries could soon catch up with the latest rare animal sightings from their computers.

For decades, wildlife documentaries have promoted the idea that Komodo dragons owe their success as predators to toxic bacteria in their saliva — a claim bolstered by a 2002 study reporting deaths among lab mice injected with their saliva.

To anyone who has watched a wildlife documentary or gone on safari, it's only too obvious how the powerful claws and jaws of today's big cats can combine to devastating effect.

Take a stroll in the park, visit the zoo, or watch a wildlife documentary on TV, and you get an extremely sanitised view of the natural world.

This, combined with a fondness for TV shows like Blue Peter and David Attenborough's wildlife documentaries, helped shape her career.

This factor is so powerful that even pictures of nature and nature and wildlife documentaries have this effect on us which is fascinating.

I read a one paragraph mention of her death in The New York Times Digest, headlined «Conservationist Killed»: «Joan Root, animal lover and conservationist who collaborated with her husband, Alan, on wildlife documentaries in the 1970s, was killed on Jan. 13 in Naivasha, Kenya.

She belonged to the the late Steve Irwin who described her as «the love of his life» For 16 years she was by his side as he wrestled with crocodiles, captured snakes or swam with water monitor lizards while making his wildlife documentaries.

While cats certainly watch the screen and often appear very interested in the squeaks and tweets of wildlife documentaries, it may cause frustration if they are unable to catch the prey that they have spotted.

The birds and mammals at Chambers Wildlife Rainforest Lodges feature in 42 wildlife documentaries.

Often featured on wildlife documentaries, this large seal colony is home not only to hundreds of Cape Fur Seals, but also to that fearsome predator of the deep, the Great White Shark, who prowl the waters around the tiny island waiting for their chance.

Turn off the wildlife documentary and come eyeball to eyeball with the natural world's most magnificent beasts.

Story: 1 In a way, I suppose, there is a story: it's about a wildlife documentary narrator watching worms kill each other, egging them along all the way.

The entire campaign is narrated in the form of a wildlife documentary, with the voice of the narrator provided by Matt Berry, who you probably know best as Douglas Reynholm from the IT Crowd.

I love National Geographic's nature and wildlife documentaries!

In Ho Rui An's film Incursion, an attempt to make a wildlife documentary is continually interrupted by the distractions of mobile phones and modern dilemmas.

You can usually find him drooling over new gadgets on the internet, re-reading the Harry Potter series, or watching a wildlife documentary.

Worked on three wildlife documentaries that fetched an award for their digital imaging at Texas Film Festival in the year 2009 and 2010

So whether you are watching a film noir or wildlife documentary, the pictures you'll enjoy are more true to life then anything you'll have seen on screen before.