CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews David Attenborough's Seven Worlds, One Planet
Daily MailSeven Worlds, One Planet BBC One Rating: Don't read on if you're of a nervous disposition. Those pretty pink and purple starfish, scattered like a packet of glitter across the Antarctic sea bed in the new David Attenborough series Seven Worlds, One Planet, were filmed at incredible risk. The new David Attenborough series Seven Worlds, One Planet aired on BBC One. David Attenborough narrates the series looking at life on each of the seven continents, revealing how each distinct land mass has shaped the creatures found there and the many challenges faced by animals in a modern world dominated by humans The final segment featured incredible aerial pictures of a sight never shown before on TV, because it hasn't occurred for a lifetime – 150 great whales feasting on shrimp-like krill, in a marine blow-out.
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