Pleasant Surprise, 19 November 2006
Author:
jgmckelvy from United States
Surprisingly engaging for adults, this extremely family-focused show is
easy to watch.
The narrator has one of those soothing, friendly voices, and he
provides a very enjoyable background for the images. Animals include
domestic and wild, with great variety in both. Lots of geography is
presented. Very few humans are shown. The animal facts go beyond the
rote: with animal:animal comparisons and exploration of human
misperceptions, it's educational but not boring. Content also includes
quiz questions, big words, and uncloying silliness.
All is provided, mostly by endless video of critters doing what
critters do. It may be useful to note that some animals appear in
captive environments, like zoos, farms, and sanctuaries.
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Pleasant Surprise, 19 November 2006

Author: jgmckelvy from United States
Surprisingly engaging for adults, this extremely family-focused show is easy to watch.
The narrator has one of those soothing, friendly voices, and he provides a very enjoyable background for the images. Animals include domestic and wild, with great variety in both. Lots of geography is presented. Very few humans are shown. The animal facts go beyond the rote: with animal:animal comparisons and exploration of human misperceptions, it's educational but not boring. Content also includes quiz questions, big words, and uncloying silliness.
All is provided, mostly by endless video of critters doing what critters do. It may be useful to note that some animals appear in captive environments, like zoos, farms, and sanctuaries.
Good stuff.
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