Life Force

Synopsis

Extraordinary show that reveals how forces of nature through sheer power of evolution shaped life in all it's unexpected and glorious forms, and filled our planet with amazing diversity of animals and plants.

First Air Date: 2010-12-04

Last Air Date: 2014-08-18

Number of Seasons: 2

Number of Episodes: 12

Created By: Satoshi Okabe

Networks: Animal Planet, Science, CCTV-9, Discovery Channel, NHK, France.tv, NHNZ Worldwide

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Top Cast

Richard Lintern as 旁白
Jeff Wilburn as 自述者
Marie Bouvier as 旁白
Fabien Jacquelin as 旁白
Thierry Buisson as (voice)

Seasons

Season 1 (2010)

No overview available for this season.

Episodes:

Ep. 1: New Zealand (2010-12-04)

New Zealand is a fairytale archipelago with a turbulent geological past. A land with astonishing creatures: flightless birds, night dwellers and even living fossils. Evolution has run wild on this isolated land, producing some of the world's most unusual animals.
Ep. 2: Australia (2011-01-04)

Australia is a floating laboratory whose ancient geological past and changing climate have triggered mutations in the animals here, culminating in over 200 species of bizarre pouched marsupials, which are all equipped with astounding survival features.
Ep. 3: Brazil's Cerrado (2011-01-11)

On Brazil's ancient Cerrado grassland a community of eccentric creatures are all inter-dependent, and all life revolves around the landscape of mysterious mud-caked monoliths.
Ep. 4: Africa's Rift Valley Lakes (2011-01-18)

Africa's freshwater Great Lakes are the birthplace of the biggest, fastest, and perhaps the strangest mutation of any vertebrate on Earth. Could these fish actually be as intelligent as chimps?
Ep. 5: Madagascar (2011-01-25)

The land of lemurs, an ancient primate family that evolved from only one small group which arrived on the island more than 60 million years ago. For them Madagascar became the land of evolutionary opportunity and today there are almost 100 living species.
Ep. 6: Japan (2011-02-08)

Isolated from the Asian mainland, Japan's animals have been forced to endure the most violently active islands on earth in a climate of extremes. Animals cast away on these outcrops must find innovative ways to overcome periods of starvation.