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Supersense is a six-part nature documentary series produced by the BBC Natural History Unit. It was originally broadcast on BBC1 in the United Kingdom in 1988. The series focuses on the sensory perceptions of various animals, illustrating how these abilities help them navigate their environments. Each episode features different species, providing insights into their unique adaptations for survival in the wild.
The documentary includes stunning visuals and commentary that emphasize the extraordinary capabilities of animals. For example, it covers the keen eyesight of birds of prey and the intricate communication methods of dolphins. Through these examples, Supersense reveals the diverse ways animals interact with their surroundings and the importance of their sensory skills in the natural world.
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.
Perfect For
Animal behavior enthusiastsNature documentary fansWildlife photographers