Watrey Creatures reveals the many amazing strategies, adaptations and behaviours that marine plants and animals have developed in order to be live and flourish in our greatest eco-system, the world's oceans. Coverin 78 percent of the Earth's surface, the oceans are our greatest biospheres, and the planet's last unexplored frontiers. they also provide the essence of life for all Watery Creatures that live there. The wealth of life that lives on, in, under, and among the rocks that make much of any coastline is scarcely imaginable.

This program explores natural forces inside our planet, how and why earthquakes occur, the 2004 tsunami and the international response that followed. Senior seismologist Gary Gibson takes us through some reasons why the earth has such destructive potential, and the natural forces behind the 2004 trunami. Featuring a range of natural disaster footage, graphics, footage of the tsunami aftermath, and interviews with aid workers involved in the international response.

Describes the causes and disastrous effects of tidal waves, as well as a history of the most devastating ones around the world, including the December 2004 tsunami.

Ocean in every 100,000 births, parents and doctors are presented with one of natures greatest challenges. Twins are born, to joined together. What causes twins to be born this way? What can Doctors do to help them? And what are the prospects for spend their lives joined together? This documentary, filmed in the USA, South Africa, Russia and Poland, tells the story of some of the most dramatic recent separations of conjoined twin babies - and interviews adult twins who remained conjoined.

At 0.58 GMT on 26th December 2004, the Eurasian and Australia tectonic plates clashed together. The resulting earthquake - the biggest for 40 years - triggered a powerful tsunami. This giant wave carved a path of destruction across the Indian Ocean. Entire towns were swept away, popular holiday destinations were completely destroyed, more than 300,000 people were killed and millions were left indesperate need of food and shelter.