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* ArtisticLicenseGeology: The depiction of the Triassic period supercontinent Pangea in ''Prehistoric Life'' shows what would become Australia being attached to the southern cone of Australia, with the narrator explaining that this was the reason they had animals in common. In truth, South America, Antarctica, India, Africa, and Australia were part of a region of Pangea called Gondwanaland, which became a separate supercontinent over time. They would've been connected relative to their positions today. An animated depiction of continental drift depicted in other episodes portrayed the drift more accurately.
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* ArtisticLicenseGeology: The depiction of the Triassic period supercontinent Pangea in ''Prehistoric Life'' shows what would become Australia being attached to the southern cone of Australia, South America, with the narrator explaining that this was the reason they had animals in common. In truth, South America, Antarctica, India, Africa, and Australia were part of a region of Pangea called Gondwanaland, which became a separate supercontinent over time. They would've been connected relative to their positions today. An animated depiction of continental drift depicted in other episodes portrayed the drift more accurately.
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* ArtisticLicenseGeology: The depiction of the Triassic period supercontinent Pangea in ''Prehistoric Life'' shows what would become Australia being attached to the southern cone of Australia, with the narrator explaining that this was the reason they had animals in common. In truth, South America, Antarctica, India, Africa, and Australia were part of a region of Pangea called Gondwanaland, which became a separate supercontinent over time. They would've been connected relative to their positions today. An animated depiction of continental drift depicted in other episodes portrayed the drift more accurately.
** ''Fish'' had salmon.
** ''Fish'' ends with the very end of the salmon's life cycle, showing a mated pair laying and fertilizing eggs and perishing in the stream beds where they were born.
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** ''Ape'' tells a story from Cameroon about a man who disguised himself as a monkey with the help of a potion in order to find his daughter, who was kidnapped by a group of monkeys. In this disguise, he joined a monkey troop and took a monkey bride. By the time he found his daughter, he had raised a new half monkey-half man family and they, according to the legend, were the first chimpanzees.
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** ''Ape'' has several:
*** One tells a story from Cameroon about a man who disguised himself as a monkey with the help of a potion in order to find his daughter, who was kidnapped by a group of monkeys. In this disguise, he joined a monkey troop and took a monkey bride. By the time he found his daughter, he had raised a new half monkey-half man family and they, according to the legend, were the first chimpanzees.
*** One tells a story from Cameroon about a man who disguised himself as a monkey with the help of a potion in order to find his daughter, who was kidnapped by a group of monkeys. In this disguise, he joined a monkey troop and took a monkey bride. By the time he found his daughter, he had raised a new half monkey-half man family and they, according to the legend, were the first chimpanzees.
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* SignatureStyle: It utilizes white to help the material (plants, props, artifacts, live animals and actors) stand out; occasionally, the series does occasionally use an elaborate, realistic set from time, sometimes with the white still present in the background.
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* SignatureStyle: It utilizes white to help the material (plants, props, artifacts, live animals animals, and human actors) stand out; occasionally, the series does occasionally use an elaborate, realistic set from time, sometimes with the white still present in the background.
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* BigEater: In ''Butterfly and Moth'', how big the appetites of caterpillars are is shown by videos of hungry caterpillars juxtaposed with vignettes of a SharpDressedMan eating an enormous salad. The narrator explains that for the man to eat like a caterpillar he'd have to eat a whole mountain's worth of salad (about 40 pounds, ''daily'').
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** ''Life'' features a tortoise.
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** ''Life'' features a tortoise.tortoise and a set of animated microorganisms; the latter are used to illustrate key concepts surrounding life and evolution.
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** In ''Life'', the microorganisms being followed perish just as the narrator describes that [[WeAllDieSomeday there isn't any living thing that doesn't eventually die]].
