The Private Life of Plants

August 2, 2009 by: admin

Written and narrated by David Attenborough, The Private Life of Plants guides us through the plant kingdom from a little drifting seed, through plant’s adult life and to the end of that individual life. Following these, in some cases, hundreds and thousands of years long time scales it is made clear that nothing ever really ends – instead it is being transformed to feed new and younger life. Symbiosis between plants and plants, plants and fungi, and plants and animals is covered, sometimes leaving one wondering where one life, one organism ends and the other starts. Is there really such a distinction?

This is truly an amazing set of documentaries, with beautiful time lapse footage and worth every minute of your time. Watch this if you want to see the web of life in working, singing praises to plants.

The private life of plants 1-6
Traveling

The private life of plants 2-6
Growing

The private life of plants 3-6
Flowering

The private life of plants 4-6
The Social Struggle

The private life of plants 5-6
Living Together

The private life of plants 6-6
Surviving

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2 Responses to “The Private Life of Plants”
  1. WHY?!!!! says:

    why is the last bit cut off!! part 6-6 is only 25 mins in this! that is bull the episode is twice as long!!

  2. marija says:

    Thanks a lot for your comment :)
    I know the last bit is cut off. At the moment I can not find a decent complete version anywhere.
    There is one with Chinese subtitles here but the quality is not as good as in the English version:
    http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_cd00XMTI2MzE0Mjg=.html

    Enjoy.

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