This stunning natural history documentary reveals how 12,000 years of isolation have transformed familiar Australian species into unique evolutionary marvels like the Tasmanian Devil
When David Attenborough explores evolution in the Galapagos Islands, he reveals how these remote volcanic islands became the birthplace of biology’s most important theory. From Darwin’s historic visit to modern conservation efforts, discover how isolation and time create new species in evolution’s greatest laboratory.
When Sir David Attenborough explores adaptation in the Galapagos Islands, he reveals evolution’s most extraordinary laboratory. From marine iguanas that learned to swim and shrink their skeletons during famines, to giant dandelions growing 80 feet tall, discover how these volcanic islands became nature’s ultimate testing ground for evolutionary change.
When Sir David Attenborough ventures into the Galapagos Islands, he reveals evolution’s greatest natural laboratory. Discover how volcanic islands 600 miles from South America became home to swimming lizards, equatorial penguins, and giant tortoises in this comprehensive guide to Attenborough’s stunning documentary.