LIFECreaturesoftheDeep

UK broadcast 30 November 2009, 3.95 million viewers (15.6% audience share)

Marine invertebrates, the descendants of one billion years of evolutionary history, are the most abundant creatures in the ocean. In the Sea of Cortez, packs of Humboldt squid make night-time raids from the deep to co-operatively hunt sardines. Beneath the permanent Antarctic sea ice of McMurdo Sound, sea urchins, red sea stars and nemertean worms are filmed scavenging on a seal carcass. A fried egg jellyfish hunts amongst a swarm of Aurelia in the open ocean, spearing its prey with harpoon-like tentacles. In the shallows off South Australia, hundreds of thousands of spider crabs gather annually to moult. Many invertebrates have simple nervous systems, but giant cuttlefish have large brains and complex mating habits. Large males use flashing stroboscopic colours and strength to win a mate, whereas smaller rivals rely on deceit: both tactics are successful. A Pacific giant octopus sacrifices her life to tend her single clutch of eggs for six months. As a Pycnopodia starfish feeds on her remains, it comes under attack from a king crab. Coral reefs, which rival rainforests in their diversity, are the largest living structures on Earth and are created by coral polyps. Porcelain crabs, boxer crabs and orangutan crabs are shown to illustrate the many specialised ways of catching food on a reef. Marine invertebrates have a lasting legacy on land too – their shells formed the chalk and limestone deposits of Eurasia and the Americas. Life on Location documents the recording of Antarctic sea life and the birth of a reef.

UK broadcast 9 November 2009, 4.33 million viewers (17.6% audience share)

Birds, whose feathers have made them extremely adaptable and enabled them to fly, are the subject of programme five. The courtship flight of the marvellous spatuletail hummingbird is shot at high speed to slow down its rapid wing beats. The male must rest every few seconds due to the energy needed to display his elongated tail feathers. Lammergeiers, by contrast, soar on mountain thermals with a minimum of effort. A red-billed tropicbird bringing a meal back to its chick uses aerial agility to evade the marauding magnificent frigatebirds. Some birds nest in extreme locations to avoid threats from predators. Kenya's caustic soda lakes are a perilous environment for a lesser flamingo chick, while chinstrap penguins breed on a volcanic island off the Antarctic Peninsula. In South Africa, declining fish stocks force Cape gannets to abandon their chicks to search for food, presenting great white pelicans with the chance to snatch an easy meal. Feathers can also be used for display. Male sage grouse square up to one another at their leks, courting Clark's grebes perform an elaborate ritual to reaffirm their bond and thousands of lesser flamingos move in a synchronised display. In West Papua, the small, drab Vogelkop bowerbird uses a different strategy. The male decorates his bower with colourful jewels from the forest, and uses vocal mimicry to attract the attention of a female. Mating is filmed for the first time, the end result of a long and difficult quest featured in Life on Location.

UK broadcast 2 November 2009, 4.56 million viewers (18.1% audience share)

Fish, the most diverse group of vertebrate animals, thrive in the world's rivers, lakes and oceans. Slow-motion footage reveals the behaviour of some of the fastest fish in the sea, sailfish and flying fish. The latter gather in large numbers to lay their eggs on a floating palm frond, which sinks under the weight. The eggs of weedy sea dragons, found in the shallow waters off southern Australia, are carried by the male. In the fertile seas of the western Pacific, competition is fierce. A sarcastic fringehead defends its home, an old shell, from a passing octopus and a rival. In Japan, mudskippers have carved a niche on the rich mudflats. Freshwater fish are also featured. Tiny gobies are filmed climbing Hawaiian waterfalls to colonise the placid pools upstream, while in East Africa, barbels pick clean the skin of the resident hippos and feed on their rich dung in return. Wrasses perform the cleaning duties on coral reefs, but jacks also remove parasites by scratching against the rough skin of silvertip sharks. Clownfish, whose life cycle is filmed in intimate detail using macro cameras, are protected by the fronds of an anemone, but other species seek safety in numbers. A shoal of ever-moving anchovies proves too difficult a target for sea lions. Sometimes, predators have the edge: ragged tooth sharks are shown attacking sardines trapped in shallow waters off South Africa. Life on Location looks at the efforts of underwater cameramen to capture the sailfish and flying fish sequences.

UK broadcast 26 October 2009, 5.55 million viewers (21.9% audience share)

Intelligence, warm blood and strong family bonds have made mammals the most successful group of animals on the planet: they can even survive the Antarctic winter. Here, a Weddell seal leads her pup on its first swim beneath the ice. In East Africa, a rufous sengi uses a mental map of the pathways it has cleared to outwit a chasing lizard. A young aye-aye takes four years to learn how to find and extract beetle grubs, food no other mammal can reach. Reindeer move through the Arctic tundra, making the longest overland migration of any animal. Other mammals have evolved different ways of travelling long distances: ten million fruit bats congregate at Zambia's Kasanka swamps to gorge on fruiting trees. Mammals employ different strategies to find food. At night on the African savannah, hyenas force lions off a kill through sheer weight of numbers, whilst in the melting Arctic, dozens of polar bears take advantage of a bowhead whale carcass. Raising young is another important factor in mammals' success. Coatis and meerkats form social groups to share the burden of childcare. A first-time African elephant mother needs the experience of the herd's matriarch to get her young calf out of trouble. The largest animals in the ocean are also mammals. The seas around Tonga are both a nursery and mating ground for humpback whales. A female leads her potential suitors on a chase, the males battling for dominance behind her. Life on Location follows the never-before filmed humpback heat run.

UK broadcast 12 October 2009, 6.5 million viewers (26.4% audience share)

本系列的開(kāi)篇列舉全世界動(dòng)物世界中種種非同尋常的覓食，捕食，求偶和育雛行為將觀眾引入。在佛羅里達(dá)灣，領(lǐng)頭的寬吻海豚用尾鰭拍打在海水中造出一道渾濁的幕墻，其他海豚在魚(yú)們跳出水面試圖逃走的時(shí)候捕食它們。其他不尋常的協(xié)作捕食技巧還有，三只獵豹協(xié)同獵食一只鴕鳥(niǎo)，南極虎鯨向海豹發(fā)起的攻擊。巴西的卷尾猴學(xué)會(huì)了用石塊在開(kāi)堅(jiān)果取食;高速攝像機(jī)向您揭示飛魚(yú)如何取道空中以避免旗魚(yú)的捕食;捕蠅草為其受害者設(shè)置陷阱;雄性河馬為爭(zhēng)奪河邊領(lǐng)地而爭(zhēng)斗。一些物種會(huì)盡其全力保護(hù)其后代。一只雌性草莓箭毒蛙為了其六只蝌蚪免受池田干涸的威脅，不辭勞苦將它們一只只背上鳳梨樹(shù)冠上的積水中，并以其未受精的卵喂食。雌性太平洋巨型章魚(yú)為了保護(hù)其卵的安全做出了最后的犧牲，堅(jiān)守崗位直至餓死。在迷惑島上的小南極企鵝們被困在一片浮冰中。被它們的父母拋棄，它們只能靠自己的力量到達(dá)開(kāi)闊水面捕食。一只孤獨(dú)的小企鵝奮力向前，不料卻遭到了海豹的伏擊。本集花絮中講述了攝制組和一名法國(guó)帆船手和英國(guó)皇家海軍合作拍攝南極洲最兇猛掠食者的故事。

中文名: BBC生命

英文名: Life

版本: 十集全

發(fā)行時(shí)間: 2009年

制作發(fā)行: BBC

地區(qū): 英國(guó)

語(yǔ)言: 英語(yǔ)

簡(jiǎn)介:

24K頂級(jí)黃金抗老神奇精華液

完美重建彈力纖維組織,撫平細(xì)紋,全面修護(hù)脆弱膚質(zhì),具有保濕滋潤(rùn),促進(jìn)肌膚代謝正常,讓肌膚亮麗有光澤，自細(xì)胞開(kāi)始返轉(zhuǎn)年輕，提供肌膚營(yíng)養(yǎng)補(bǔ)給，活力再現(xiàn)，自然水潤(rùn)光澤一整天。適用類型：修護(hù)、皺紋、干燥、敏感肌黃金金箔：將黃金金箔離子化，讓活性金箔離子緩慢釋放，加速細(xì)胞生長(zhǎng)，使皮膚變得嫩白，令細(xì)紋消失。甘草酸二鉀：鎮(zhèn)靜抗發(fā)炎胎盤萃?。河捎谔ケP素的活化作用，較適合于熟齡肌膚，擦抹于臉部與手部，可淡化膚色及老人斑；擦抹于眼部周圍及頸部，可消除黑眼圈及淡化頸部肌膚，使皮膚嫩白且光采亮麗。海藻糖：迅速補(bǔ)充水份,保護(hù)肌膚,改善角質(zhì)層膠原蛋白：增加肌膚彈性和修護(hù)能力，潤(rùn)澤老化肌膚，有效推遲細(xì)紋產(chǎn)生并提升肌膚鎖水能力。酵素：刺激細(xì)胞本身免疫,除了可預(yù)防老化外,亦不容易有細(xì)菌性感染、潰爛等癥狀,是一種兼具藥用和美容雙重功效的成分。

全效C36速白肌能化妝水

維他命 C 與葡萄糖結(jié)合而成「穩(wěn)定型維他命 C 」，能有效滲透肌膚，防止因日曬而產(chǎn)生的黑色素沉淀及色斑生成。添加玻尿酸(透明質(zhì)酸)，深層浸潤(rùn)并提升保濕力，增加膚質(zhì)水嫩彈性。添加蘆薈萃取及維它命B5減緩日曬所引起的肌膚干燥及不適應(yīng)，又能柔軟皮膚，舒緩肌膚，改善粉刺與淡化暗沉。它含肌膚溫和配方，弱酸性，無(wú)色素、無(wú)香料、無(wú)PARABEN、無(wú)礦物油。不使用動(dòng)物性成分。

金盞花美白舒緩精萃乳

適用對(duì)象：各種膚質(zhì)皆適用 / 肌膚油性、黯沉者更佳。添加天然有機(jī)的金盞花、甘菊、有機(jī)玫瑰果油、抗壞血酸葡糖苷、芍藥等多種成分。吸收迅速且清爽不油膩的絲絨般的質(zhì)地,對(duì)于肌膚修護(hù)及滋潤(rùn)非常有幫助,金盞花可紓緩皮膚問(wèn)題。每日使用，肌膚滋潤(rùn)、保濕，一次搞定。

金盞花3合1繄致美白眼霜

X3倍有效成分，給眼部最極致的保養(yǎng)，內(nèi)含甘油、有機(jī)玫瑰果油、有機(jī)金盞花、甘菊提取物、維生素E、透明質(zhì)酸鈉、氫氧化鈉等多種成分。突破性純天然植物配方，迅速被肌膚吸收，改善了眼部細(xì)紋、浮腫及黑眼圈，所帶來(lái)得困擾。用途：改善細(xì)紋及黑眼圈產(chǎn)生，加強(qiáng)滋潤(rùn)。

RNA透白再生全效精華液

Melaclear 2是多種功能的親水性溶液，內(nèi)含角質(zhì)分解酵素，可加速表皮細(xì)胞的代謝。超越抗老極限，以智慧科技保養(yǎng)概念，帶領(lǐng)美肌青春的新革命！針對(duì)生活忙碌的熟齡肌特別開(kāi)發(fā)的聰明型保養(yǎng)，全面強(qiáng)勢(shì)迎戰(zhàn)暗沉、黑色素以及老化跡象，使肌膚愈來(lái)愈白晳，再以維他命C密集鎖定，阻斷黑色素生成，添加年輕嫩白因子！同時(shí)含有其他多種成分，如透明質(zhì)酸、丙二醇、山梨醇等，主要是使酪胺酸酵素活化，肌膚有效達(dá)到美白光澤、滋潤(rùn)保濕。用途：滋潤(rùn)保濕、美白肌膚。

精植瞬效醒膚霜

含豐富活性成份，早晚可用。涂上這款豐潤(rùn)醒膚霜霜，它融合了一切優(yōu)點(diǎn)。加入了玫瑰籽油，洋甘菊，白果精華，櫻草，藥蜀葵及銀杏，給肌膚帶來(lái)光彩和活力，你會(huì)立刻體驗(yàn)到它的神奇! 擦完后有絲質(zhì)細(xì)滑柔美嫩效果，觸感很好，同時(shí)含有保濕因子和天然植萃成分，用過(guò)之后你自會(huì)知道它厲害。為肌膚魔力鎖水，可以保護(hù)肌膚，加強(qiáng)抵抗能力，可以讓肌膚不受外界刺激與傷害：可以增強(qiáng)細(xì)胞活力，增加皮膚抵抗力。

護(hù)膚 彩妝 清潔

針對(duì)全世界植物種的優(yōu)勢(shì)，除了采用澳洲本土的原料之外，我們也常參與世界或是社會(huì)公平交易組織的原料來(lái)源，世界如一家的親民概念，把各地優(yōu)良的原料成份也帶入我們的產(chǎn)品，除了澳洲有機(jī)植物原料作為我們基本的素求，也進(jìn)一步取得以下認(rèn)證植物作為我們的成分之一，讓全世界使用我們的產(chǎn)品消費(fèi)者，有多元化的選擇。

1.Soil Association：即「英國(guó)土壤聯(lián)合國(guó)」，是英國(guó)最大有機(jī)團(tuán)體。

2.ECOCERT（簡(jiǎn)稱ECO）歐盟有機(jī)認(rèn)證，ECOCERT成立至今有15年的歷史，由歐盟、非洲、亞洲及美洲各國(guó)組織而成的國(guó)際組織，此機(jī)構(gòu)持續(xù)監(jiān)測(cè)近20,000制造商及2,000家食品生產(chǎn)者，ECOCERT的監(jiān)測(cè)及認(rèn)證兩功能，使有機(jī)市場(chǎng)的質(zhì)量提升，并確保商業(yè)貿(mào)易的信用。

3. COSMEBIO（BIO/ ECO）：2002年成立法國(guó)，有「ECO天然化妝品」及「BIO有機(jī)產(chǎn)品」兩種認(rèn)證標(biāo)準(zhǔn)。