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In our first episode, Hannah Stitfall explores the grasslands and meets some of the most dangerous predators of South Africa, including lions and servals as part of ongoing conservation efforts.
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Three iconic islands; Madagascar. Borneo and Hawaii seen from above.
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A team of international scientists attempt to tag a massive whale shark.

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A great Rocking Show from the Voice of Ultravox , Midge Ure
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The complete session recorded by Ultravox! on 21 November 1977 for the John Peel show on BBC Radio 1 and broadcast on the 28th of that month.

Tracklist:

1. My Sex (0:07)
2. The Man Who Dies Every Day (2:54)
3. Artificial Life (7:07)
4. Young Savage (11:57)

01. The Voice - 00:00 02. We Stand Alone - 06:02 03. Rage in Eden - 11:43 04. I Remember (Death in the Afternoon) - 15:55 05. The Thin Wall - 20:54 06.

Rage in Eden (1981) is the fifth album by British band Ultravox, and the second of the band's most-recognizable incarnation, fronted by Midge Ure. The album .



01. Reap The Wild Wind - 00:00 02. Serenade - 03:51 03. Mine for Life - 08:55 04. Hymn - 13:40 05. Visions in Blue - 19:33 06. When the Scream Subsides .

00:00 The voice 06:00 We stand alone 11:40 Rage in Eden 15:53 I remember (death in the afternoon) 20:52 The thin wall 26:33 Stranger within 33:59 Accent on .

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Ultravox' 2012 - Brilliant

1. Live 0:00
2. Flow 4:17
3. Brilliant 8:42
4. Change 13:06
5. Rise 17:37
6. Remembering 21:43
7. Hello 25:28
8. One 31:09
9. Fall 35:53
10. Lie 40:02
11. Satellite 44:39
12. Contact 48:39

Ultravox
Warren Cann – drums
Chris Cross – bass, synthesiser
Billy Currie – piano, violin, synthesiser
Midge Ure – vocals, guitar, synthesiser

Ultravox - Dancing with tears in my eyes 1984

Dancing with tears in my eyes
Weeping for the memory of a life gone by
Dancing with tears in my eyes
Living out a memory of a love that died

It's five and I'm driving home again
It's hard to believe that it's my last time
The man on the wireless cries again
It's over, it's over

Dancing with tears in my eyes
Weeping for the memory of a life gone by
Dancing with tears in my eyes
Living out a memory of a love that died

It's late and I'm with my love alone
We drink to forget the coming storm
We love to the sound of our favourite song
Over and over

Dancing with tears in my eyes
Weeping for the memory of a life gone by
Dancing with tears in my eyes
Living out a memory of a love that died

It's time and we're in each other's arms
It's time but I don't think we really care

(Instrumental)

Dancing with tears in my eyes
Weeping for the memory of a life gone by
Dancing with tears in my eyes
Living out a memory of a love that died

Dancing with tears in my eyes
Weeping for the memory of a life gone by
Dancing with tears in my eyes

(Instrumental)

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These pocket-sized predators are formidable hunters. But when it comes to hooking up, male mantises have good reason to fear commitment.

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Mike Maxwell recently finished a ninth season studying the love life of the praying mantises that live around Bishop, a town in California’s Eastern Sierra.

Over that time, he’s seen some unsettlingly strange behaviors.

It’s pretty common knowledge that female mantises sometimes eat males during or after mating — a habit that biologists call “sexual cannibalism.”

But among the bordered mantises that Maxwell researches, it gets weirder than that.

As it turns out, when a male mantis loses his head, it doesn’t mean he loses the urge to procreate.

You read that right. Not only can some male bordered mantises continue mating even while being attacked by their female counterparts, some males are able to mount a female and initiate mating even after getting their heads completely bitten off.

“It’s a really weird, strange behavior,” said Maxwell, “So what’s going on? Why do they do it?”

-- What do praying mantises eat?

Praying mantises are mostly ambush predators that typically eat small animals like grasshoppers, crickets, bees, crickets and butterflies . They use camouflage to hide themselves and wait for their prey to come within striking distance. Then they use their raptorial forelimbs to grab their prey. Spikes on their forelimbs help them hold their prey while they eat.

-- Why do praying mantises eat each other?

Female praying mantises sometimes eat males that approach them to mate. They are only able to do this because mantises are predators and the female mantises are bigger and stronger than the males.

-- Do praying mantises bite?

Most mantises will not bite people but they will pinch people with their forelimbs to defend themselves. It feels a lot like getting bit, trust me.

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Brown pelicans hit the water at breakneck speed when they catch fish. Performing such dangerous plunges requires technique, equipment, and 30 million years of practice.

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California’s brown pelicans are one of two pelican species (once considered the same) that plunge from the air to hunt. The rest, like the white pelican, bob for fish at the water’s surface.

The shape of its bill is essential to the birds' survival in these dives, reducing “hydrodynamic drag” — buckling forces, caused by the change from air to water — to almost zero. It’s something like the difference between slapping the water with your palm and chopping it, karate-style.

And while all birds have light, air-filled bones, pelican skeletons take it to an extreme. As they dive, they inflate special air sacs around their neck and belly, cushioning their impact and allowing them to float.

Even their celebrated pouches play a role. An old limerick quips, “A remarkable bird is a pelican / Its beak can hold more than its belly can…” That beak is more than just a fishing net. It’s also a parachute that pops open underwater, helping to slow the bird down.

Behind the pelican’s remarkable resilience (and beaks) lies 30 million years of evolutionary stasis, meaning they haven’t changed much over time.

--- What do pelicans eat?

Pelicans eat small fish like anchovies, sardines, and smelt.

--- How long to pelicans live?

Pelicans live 15-25 years in the wild.

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Brown pelicans are small for pelicans, but still big for birds, with a 6-8 foot wingspan. Their average weight is 3.5 kg.

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