BBC wildlife - Human characteristics of chimps
A video that features the Human characteristics of chimps while they struggle to survive in the jungle. Probably the most amazing feature is that they are able to stand up straight to free their hands to carry tools like a wood stick. BBC wildlife.

Amazing Fox Snow Dive - Yellowstone - BBC Two
A fox doing some extreme diving into the snow to capture his prey...

Lioness Hunts Zebra - Nature's Great Events: The Great Migration - BBC One
A Lioness catch a Zebra on the run...

Underwater Armageddon - Nature's Great Events: The Great Tide - BBC One
A huge crowd of sea birds dive into the water to capture some sardines while, underwater a flock of sharks attack the sardines...

Timelapse - one year in 15 minutes - A new Tower building, in Tokyo, Japan
In this timelapse we can witness the process of construction of a tower in Tokyo, Japan.

Northern Lights - The Sky At Night
Dr Chris Lintott goes with a camera crew to a radar facility in northern Norway to discover the magical Aurora Borealis lights of the northern hemisphere.

Aquatic Ape 1 - Documentary (Discovery Channel/BBC 1998)
Amazing documentary exposing a new theory in human evolution.
That is the Aquatic Ape Theory (AAT) developed by Elaine Morgan.
This theory offers an alternative scenario from that of the ape that goes down from the tree and into the savannah. It suggests that when our ancestors moved onto the savannah they were already different from the apes; that nakedness, bipedalism, and other modifications had begun to evolve much earlier, when the ape and human lines first diverged. The aquatic ape theory points out that most of the "enigmatic" features of human physiology, though rare or even unique among land mammals, are common in aquatic ones. If we postulate that our earliest ancestors had found themselves living for a prolonged period in a flooded, semi-aquatic habitat, most of the unsolved problems become much easier to unravel.
Executive producer Moira Mann, narrated by Andrew Sachs.