Aubrey Manning's look at the Earth science of our world.

The rather cantankerous Richard Dawkins' rather good look at Charles Darwin.

The original show that used CGI effects to create a nature show showcasing Dinosaurs. It's awesome to see a T-Rex stalk across the screen.

The production team honed their skills with the 'Beasts' series. The ancient mammals look and feel real. I loved the Sabretooth Tigers!

Living today, we forget that there were once numerous species of man inhabiting our planet. Here a few are brought back to life on film, including our own direct ancestors.

Handsome, charismatic & smart, Steve Leonard does an excellent job of telling the story of evolution.

A visually magnificent depiction of South America from its mountains to waterfalls to jungles.

Ah, the lovely isles of the Caribbees with their white sand, blue seas & hurricanes. Terrific series.

A journey down the Ganges river highlighting its wildlife, natural beauty and people.

A little world made large in dazzling detail.

If you didn't get enough of Antarctica in 'Life in the Freezer--see my 'The Great Sir David Attenborough' Listmania list--here are more penguins for you.

After viewing this journey through Britain's natural history, watch Titchmarsh's terrific 'The Nature of Britain.'

Bill Oddie proves that one doesn't have to travel the world to enjoy our natural world and watch wildlife.