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In the fifth episode of the documentary series broadcast in February 1995, David Attenborough dives deep into Australia’s Great Barrier Reef to explore the fascinating alliances formed between the animal and plant worlds. Viewers are able to observe the coral feeding on microscopic creatures during nighttime and algae during the day, while certain acacias are guarded by ants in exchange for nectar and protein for their larvae. Fungi not only feed on plants, but they also provide essential nutrients that sustain many ecosystems.
This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in discovering more about these intricate relationships between different species of animals and plants. From observing the feeding habits of coral to learning about how fungi benefit from plants, this program will leave viewers with an enriched understanding of nature’s complexity. So don’t miss out on this extraordinary episode that will take you on a captivating journey!
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