chris packham
14th Jul 2010
Doors Open: 7:00pm
Never Mind the Buzzards
Once again Chris drawls upon his own collection of photographs to explore the more perverse and peculiar aspects of the animal kingdom. He looks at more than 50 plants and animals that have quirky, silly, amusing or extraordinary aspects to their lives. This provides an opportunity for some unique stories and insights that you are unlikely to see in television programmes. Or read in most textbooks.
But Chris is a down-to-earth biologist and pooh, snot and worse are just everyday facets of animal life so he explains why an albatrosses nose runs, why marine iguanas sneeze, how Tussock Birds survive the Falklands winter and, perhaps not something you want to hear before the interval and your ice creams . . . what Falkland Isles Caracaras do for food when things get really tough!
How does a lizard orchid smell, are bluebirds truly blue, why woodlice have never been seen mating, and why a King Vulture has a head that looks like it's been designed by a child with a brand new set of felt tips-these are just a few of the questions answered in this amusing and informative look at the world's weirdest and wackiest wildlife
Chris Packham
enthralls the audience with his personal
views and experiences....
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