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SSundays 2300hrswith Geo News


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Geo News presents an exclusive one hour documentarydocumentaryslot


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Prelude

This is the ultimate guided tour of

planet earth. A video expedition thateducates as it entertains, led by one ofthe world's foremost natural scientists.This BBC and Time-Life Videoproduction lets you steal into ahibernating bear's den, wade with

piranhas, crawl across glaciers.Attenborough's enormous enthusiasmand off beat personality makecomplicated concepts seem simple. Intwelve one-hour programs, you'llexperience the secrets of nature withsome of the most spectacular sightsand sounds ever captured on film.

An Exclusive Geo Newspresentation brought to you in Urdulanguage


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12 Exclusive Documentaries(December 03 2006 - February 19 2007)

Building of the EarthBuilding of the Earth

The Frozen EarthThe Frozen Earth

The Northern ForestsThe Northern Forests

JungleJungle

Seas of GrassSeas of Grass

The Baking DesertsThe Baking Deserts

Community of the SkiesCommunity of the Skies

Sweet Fresh WaterSweet Fresh Water

Margins of the LandMargins of the Land

Worlds ApartWorlds Apart

OceansOceans

New WorldsNew Worlds

The Living PlanetThe Living Planet

is a series of criticallyis a series of critically

acclaimed documentaries;acclaimed documentaries;

The works of DavidThe works of David

Attenborough for BBC.Attenborough for BBC.

Exclusively presented byExclusively presented by

Geo News in Urdu.Geo News in Urdu.

The Living PlanetThe Living Planet

is a series of criticallyis a series of critically

acclaimed documentaries;acclaimed documentaries;

The works of DavidThe works of David

Attenborough for BBC.Attenborough for BBC.

Exclusively presented byExclusively presented by

Geo News in Urdu.Geo News in Urdu.


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Building of the EarthAiring on December10 2006 (2305hrs) and rerun on December112006 (0405hrs

David Attenborough reveals how huge forces formed the earth, how continents move and

how the planet has become so amazingly varied. He visits an erupting volcano in Iceland,

finds giant plants on Mount Kenya and investigates the re-colonization of wildlife inKrakatoa and Mount St. Helens, two scenes of the earth's awesome power.


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The Frozen EarthAiring on December17 2006 (2305hrs) and rerun on December182006 (0405hrs)

From the snowy peaks of the Andes to Antarctica and the Arctic, David

Attenborough explores remote places and sees how plants and

animals survive in the most extreme conditions.


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The Northern Forests

Airing on December 24 2006 (2305hrs) and rerun on December 252006 (0405hrs)

Trees of the coniferous forests have special adaptations that enable them to survive

long cold winters. Many animals that inhabit these vast forests are dependent on

the trees for leaves, cones or bark. Further south, in the deciduous woodland, wesee how bears, skunks, raccoons, squirrels and opossums put on fat for the winter.


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JungleAiring on December 31 2006 (2305hrs) and rerun on January 012007 (0405hrs)

Attenborough makes a vertical journey down a kapok tree, whose crown emerges

above the jungle canopy. He descends by ropes through various layers to the forest

floor below, finding en route some of the most colorful and extraordinary plants andanimals on earth.


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Seas of GrassAiring on January 7 2007 (2305hrs) and rerun on January 82007 (0405hrs)

Grass grows all over the world, sustaining a host of creatures, particularly the AfricanGrass grows all over the world, sustaining a host of creatures, particularly the African

grasslands, which are home to the greatest collections of Savannah animals. Here,grasslands, which are home to the greatest collections of Savannah animals. Here,

antelope, zebra and wildebeest reside with their predators, lions and cheetahs.antelope, zebra and wildebeest reside with their predators, lions and cheetahs.


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The Baking Deserts

Airing on January 14 2007 (2305hrs) and rerun on January 152007 (0405hrs)

Desert animals must survive two demanding conditions heat and drought. They have

solved these problems in a variety of ingenious ways. Beetles and strange plants in the

Namib Desert collect fog. Lizards gear their life style precisely to the position of the sun

and spade foot toad tadpoles turn cannibal to complete a life cycle before their pooldries out.


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Community of the SkiesAiring on January 21 2007 (2305hrs) and rerun on January 222007 (0405hrs)

The atmosphere is a covering that is constantly on the move with current of air, often

global in scale, manufacturing the worlds weather. In order to drift and fly plants and

animals must overcome gravity, a force that we take for granted but without which the

world would be a chaotic place -a fact Attenborough dramatically demonstrates by


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Sweet Fresh WaterAiring on January 28 2007 (2305hrs) and rerun on January 292007 (0405hrs)

The worlds largest river system the Amazon is followed by David Attenborough from its

source in the Peruvian Andes to its huge coastal delta in Brazil. Great waterfalls such as the

Angel Falls in Venezuela and Iguassu in Brazil demonstrate the power of rivers to shape thelandscape.


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Margins of the Land

Airing on February 04 2006 (2305hrs) and rerun on February 052006 (0405hrs)

Life between the tides makes great demands on the inhabitants, yet many creatures

have made their home in this shifting world of mud and sand. Mangroves with their

roots help to expand the coastline, and in Bangladesh a varied community inhabits thelargest mangrove swamp in the world.


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World ApartAiring on February 11 2007 (2305hrs) and rerun on February 122007 (0405hrs)

Despite their often-small size and isolation many islands are inhabited by wildlife. How

do plants and animals arrive at such remote locations and how do they survive when

they get there? Attenborough lands on Aldabra Island in the Indian Ocean to visit giant

tortoises that have reached their zenith in a hostile landscape of jagged coral rock


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OceansAiring on February 18 2007 (2305hrs) and rerun on February 192007 (0405hrs)

Over 70% of the Earths surface is covered by sea. This program looks at the

oceans in their broadest aspects from drowned plains and hidden mountains

to minute drifting plankton and forests of kelp. The food webs of the oceans

and the evolution of fish and mammals that live there are featured.


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New WorldAiring on February 25 2007 (2305hrs) and rerun on February 262007 (0405hrs)

Man has changed the face of the planet in many ways, causing willful damage and

destruction while also creating new habitats for plants and animals. Adaptability is the

key to success, and this program looks at the mixed fortunes of a wide variety of

wildlife. David Attenborough also considers the fortunes of man himself and his impact

through a time on the earth, and provides a glimpse into the possible future of the


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