Synopsis
Six episodes reveal how animals use their senses, from birds of prey with keen eyesight to dolphins with complex communication methods.
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Synopsis
A hawk soars above a forest, its sharp vision scanning the ground below. Supersense, a six-part nature documentary series produced by the BBC Natural History Unit, first aired on BBC1 in 1988. Each episode features different animal species, revealing how they use their senses to adapt and survive in their environments. From the acute eyesight of birds of prey to the complex communication of dolphins, the series presents a vivid portrayal of the natural world through stunning visuals and informative commentary.
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Why Watch
- See how birds of prey use their keen eyesight.
- Find out how dolphins communicate in the wild.
- Watch unique animal adaptations for survival.
Did You Know
- The series consists of six parts, each focusing on different species.
- Supersense was produced by the BBC Natural History Unit in 1988.
- The documentary features animals like birds of prey and dolphins.
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What year was Supersense originally broadcast?
Supersense was originally broadcast in the United Kingdom on BBC1 in 1988.
How many episodes are in the Supersense series?
Supersense is a six-part nature documentary series.
Who directed the Supersense documentary series?
Supersense was directed by Ub Iwerks.
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