David Attenborough takes a close look at the world of invertebrates - but how does he get just so close? Discover the secrets of the series, and the discoveries made along the way.
OU on the BBC: Life In The Undergrowth - Fly On The Wall
BBC
The Open University takes us behind the scenes of David Attenborough's Life In the Undergrowth. Read more : OU on the BBC: Life In The Undergrowth - Fly On The Wall
OU on the BBC: Life In The Undergrowth - Fly Guides
BBC
Episode summaries for the Life In The Undergrowth: Fly on the Wall programmes. Read more : OU on the BBC: Life In The Undergrowth - Fly Guides
Aquatic Life
BBC
Robert Saunders takes a dip into the rich variety of life in and around water Read more : Aquatic Life
Log Life
BBC
Dead wood? Not a bit of it - those logs offer rich habitats, explains Patricia Ash. Read more : Log Life
Mastery Of The Air
BBC
David Robinson explains how creatures left the land, and took to the skies Read more : Mastery Of The Air
Friends, Foes And Aliens
Patricia Ash
Do you have an insect-friendly garden? Not all insects are pests and there are many beneficial insects that prey on invertebrate garden pests, reveals Patricia... Read more : Friends, Foes And Aliens
The Cycling Cicada
Production team
The life cycle of the cicada can take up to 17 years, as Robert Saunders explains Read more : The Cycling Cicada
Life In The Undergrowth on bbc.co.uk
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There's much more to explore with Life in the Undergrowth from bbc.co.uk - including insect life caught in some great video clips. Read more : Life In The Undergrowth on bbc.co.uk
First broadcast: Wednesday 23 Nov 2005 on BBC ONE
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