Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster

Especial de TV
2024
1 h

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7,4/10

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Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster (2024)

Nature Documentary Documentary

Sir David Attenborough investiga a descoberta de uma vida: o crânio gigante de um monstro marinho pré-histórico, conhecido como pliossauro - o Tiranossauro rex dos mares.Sir David Attenborough investiga a descoberta de uma vida: o crânio gigante de um monstro marinho pré-histórico, conhecido como pliossauro - o Tiranossauro rex dos mares.Sir David Attenborough investiga a descoberta de uma vida: o crânio gigante de um monstro marinho pré-histórico, conhecido como pliossauro - o Tiranossauro rex dos mares.

Direção
- Victoria Bobin
Artistas
- David Attenborough
- Luke Muscutt

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7,4/10

172

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Direção
- Victoria Bobin
Artistas
- David Attenborough
- Luke Muscutt

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Curiosidades
The pliosaur skull whose excavation and analysis is the subject of the documentary was discovered by Philip Jacobs, an artist and textile designer who has also been an avid fossil hunter for 40 years. After spotting the fossil, Jacobs sought out his friend and fossil expert, Steve Etches to find the rest of the skull and proceed to the difficult extraction of the giant. The discovery has attracted scientists from around the world which led to the filming of this documentary. For the documentary Jacobs provided video footage of the moment the fossil was discovered and he was interviewed by the BBC but although his name appeared in the ending credits, he was only referred to as a "fossil enthusiast" during the film. Following the airing of the documentary, he received support from palaeontologists and archaeologists and a petition calling for greater recognition for him was launched.

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8/10

Fascinating

A superb piece of television from the BBC. At 97 Attenborough is still in fine form showing the discovering of a new sea monster fossil. The program was filmed in the UK and really celebrates our history of fossil finds. In an age where BBC broadcasting seems to be inclined and obsessed with identity politics this is an example of what it can still do. The program is accessible to the layperson but is still packed with content and information. Experts are brought on from various universities to tells us more. The program remains very focused too unlike some other bigger budget BBC nature series which seem to be more out to awe you than educate you. All in all very impressive.