(Life On Earth [VHS] series, Part 4)
David Attenborough looks at the evolution of insects and the specialized functions of several varied species. Features parts 8 & 9 of the 16mm film version of the 'Life On Earth' series.
Part 8, Flowers and Insects: Presents the reproductive processes of various plants. Using insects as their mediators, many flowers reproduce sexually. Others rely on the wind to carry their precious pollen or their seductive odors to insure successful propagation. Concludes with an abbreviated look at insects and their metamorphosis (26 minutes).
Part 9, The Swarming Hordes: Insects developed successfully and thrive in great numbers. The molting process of locusts is described, and specialized functions of many insects, such as the varied ant species, are seen (25 minutes).
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