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Triumph of Life: Brain Power
Hearts, eyes, flippers and wings — evolution has forged many remarkable body structures. But none is more amazing than the brain, that bundle of nerve cells that allows us to sense our surroundings, sort out information, and make decisions. Indeed, the great importance of BRAIN POWER to evolution is the subject of this week’s installment of NATURE’s TRIUMPH OF LIFE series.
19 - 1Wild Horses of Mongolia with Julia Roberts Oct. 22, 2000
19 - 2The Octopus Show Oct. 29, 2000
19 - 3Extraordinary Birds Nov. 12, 2000
19 - 4The Urban Elephant Nov. 19, 2000
19 - 5Intimate Enemies: Lions and Buffalo Dec. 17, 2000- 19 - 6Polar Bear Invasion Jan. 07, 2001
19 - 7Triumph of Life: The Four Billion Year War Jan. 15, 2001
19 - 8Triumph of Life: The Mating Game Jan. 21, 2001
19 - 9Triumph of Life: The Eternal Arms Race Jan. 28, 2001
19 - 10Triumph of Life: Winning Teams Feb. 04, 2001
19 - 11Triumph of Life: Brain Power Feb. 11, 2001
19 - 12Triumph of Life: The Survivors Feb. 18, 2001
19 - 13Baby Tales Mar. 04, 2001
19 - 14The Panda Baby Jan. 04, 2001- 19 - 15Golden Seals of the Skeleton Coast May. 06, 2001
- 19 - 16Australia's Little Assassins May. 20, 2001