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If you haven't seen any of this already, check out what you're missing here. But of course, the quality online is crappy, especially since it's filmed in HD. It's on Netflix, too.

I just ordered the DVDs after watching some of it. Only $50 some for the whole set on Amazon, and well, well worth it. The British version is better, because it has David Attenborough, who is a great naturalist and nature film narrator. The American version has Sigourney Weaver, for some reason.

For a particularly crazy highlight, just an example, check out this one on the Jungle. Birds of paradise, etc. Go to about the 4:00 mark and check out this bird's INSANE mating dance. Check out the one about the north pole for more depressing video of polar bears dying out because of melting glaciers.