Natural World S3E14 - Through Animal Eyes
Natural World S3E14 - Through Animal Eyes
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Is your dog color blind? How do cats and owls see so much at night and high-flying kestrels spot tiny mice scuttling in the grass below? Do insects tune in to colors invisible to us? Is a scarlet anorak like a red rag to a bull and can a rattlesnake really see its prey in total darkness? With the help of video techniques and specially-developed cameras, this program sets out to answer these questions and many more and to visualize what the world looks like through the eyes of a wide range of different animals. The results are often surprising.
Released Oct 30, 1983
Runtime 60min
Genre Documentary
Actor David Attenborough, John Hannah, Juliet Stevenson
Director N/A
Production BBC Studios