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	BBC - Science & Nature - Walking with Beasts
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		Walking with Beasts takes up the story where Walking with Dinosaurs left off.
		Broadcast in 2001, it told the story of life on Earth from the death of the dinosaurs to the dawn of the age of man. Weird and wonderful creatures, from Woolly Mammoths to birds that ate horses, pushed special effects teams to the limit.
	www.bbc.co.uk /sn/prehistoric_life/tv_radio/wwbeasts (256 words)

	Walking with Beasts - Ben Bartlett (Site not responding. Last check: )
		After the terrific Walking with Dinosaurs, the BBC have delved more recently into pre-history with what is perhaps a more enlightening documentary about the development of the mammals after the dinosaurs died out.
		While dinosaurs hold universal appeal, not a great deal is documented about the intervening 60 million years and Walking with Beasts is a superb, but superficial glance at some of the early mammals and their eventual evolution into primates and modern man. Accompanying the digital beasts is Ben Bartlett's thrilling score.
		Walking with Beasts is every bit as good and despite a selection from the original album, it still features over 47 minutes of new music - just a shade shorter than the original album itself.
	www.soundtrack-express.com /osts/walkingwithbeasts.htm (542 words)

	BBC News \| REVIEWS \| Walking With Beasts: Your views
		Walking with Beasts was a good show, but needlessly stripped of educational value by a narrative structure more based on anthropomorphism and emotive sentiment.
		Beasts is bound to generate the same criticisms as its forebear, but this is to miss the point of this type of documentary.
		Walking with Beasts, and Dinosaurs, are fantasies, speculations about the way the world might have been, and that's what they should be.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/reviews/1657993.stm (6057 words)

	Walking with Beasts - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Walking with Beasts is a 2001 six-part television documentary produced by the BBC in the United Kingdom, narrated by Kenneth Branagh.
		The episode also shows the Ambulocetus, or the "walking whale", lying in ambush for its prey, both on land and underneath the water.
		It involved travelling back in time to save the beasts from villains who were trying to capture them.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Walking_with_Beasts (1725 words)

	Review, Walking with Prehistoric Beasts
		After the success of its Walking with Dinosaurs programme, the BBC has followed it up with a new production, Walking with Prehistoric Beasts, which can be seen on the Discovery Channel.
		Walking with Prehistoric Beasts begins 49 million years ago during the Early Eocene Epoch (55 to 36 million years ago).
		Ambulocetus, an early whale whose name means "walking whale," patrols both in and out of the water.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/4003/87869 (438 words)

	DVD.net : Walking With Beasts - DVD Review
		Walking With Beasts is the latest BBC-produced documentary series relying heavily on modern film making techniques such as animatronics and CGI for its appeal, and follows on chronologically from where the critically acclaimed Walking With Dinosaurs left off some 65 million years ago.
		Many of the creatures are given names or nicknames, and there are a few humorous instances of the beasts interacting with the 'cameraman', such as the flinging of mud and a shattered camera lens.
		Each beast is allocated its own page, and there is a wealth of information provided, from time period, to habitat, interesting facts, nearest living relative (if any) and a small picto-graph that shows a silhouetted comparison to a human.
	www.dvd.net.au /review.cgi?review_id=1605 (2227 words)

	KODAK: Recreating lost world is a mammoth task
		BBC's Walking With Dinosaurs was a hugely successful combination of skilful documentary filmmaking, superb CG effects, animatronics and painstaking palaeontological research.
		Now Walking With Beasts - a new series on the mammals and birds that came after the dinosaurs - is set to follow in its evolutionary footsteps.
		Walking With Beasts has several 'privileged view' lighting sequences shot at night, including the birth scene of an elephant sized animal.
	www.kodak.com /US/en/motion/newsletters/inCamera/oct2001/beasts.shtml (524 words)

	BBC News \| TV AND RADIO \| Beasts roar to ratings win
		Walking With Beasts, BBC One's latest prehistoric nature series, won 8.5 million viewers on its first showing on Thursday evening, according to unofficial figures.
		But the series did not match the remarkable debut of Walking With Dinosaurs in October 1999, which took over half the TV audience at the time it was broadcast - 15 million viewers.
		Walking With Beasts has been created by the same team that produced Walking With Dinosaurs and the programmes use similar computer animation and puppetry techniques to produce life-like images of the natural world 49 million years ago.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/tv_and_radio/1660172.stm (286 words)

	TechnoFILE Reviews "Walking With Prehistoric Beasts" on DVD
		Beasts starts where Dinosaurs left off, taking us on an entertaining (and educational) tour of the world of prehistoric beasts (hence the name).
		Walking with Prehistoric Beasts is presented in what appears to be 1.78:1 anamorphic widescreen.
		Titled "Triumph of the Beasts" and "The Beasts Within," these docs not only talk about how WWPB was made, but goes way more in-depth.
	www.technofile.com /dvds/prehistoric_beasts.html (560 words)

	Walking with Beasts (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Major new six-part series, made by the Walking with Dinosaurs team, which uses computer animation wizardry to re-create a forgotten era in natural history.
		The series following on from `Walking with Dinosaurs' focuses on the Late Eocene period 36 million years ago: mammals have prospered and are now the largest creatures on land and sea.
		A pregnant Basilosaurus, an 18-metre, carnivorous whale which lives in the Tethys Sea, is forced to kill the young of a smaller whale to ensure the survival of her unborn calf.
	www.tvfactual.co.uk /walking_with_beasts.htm (210 words)

	ABC Shop - Walking with Beasts
		These bizarre beasts were some of the most fascinating creatures ever to have inhabited our planet.
		Walking with Beasts takes you on a journey through time to distant worlds: from the hottest, wettest climate the earth has ever known to one of the coldest - the Ice Age.
		Includes special program "Triumph of the Beasts", a fascinating 50-minute special which explains just how mammals replaced dinosaurs as the largest, fiercest and most adaptable creatures on the planet.
	shop.abc.net.au /browse/product.asp?productid=717962 (260 words)

	Walking With Beasts (AU - DVD R4) in Reviews > Video Discs at DVDActive
		They finally settled on handful of beasts for each of the six episodes, attempting to create the slickest and most visually stunning record of life after the dinosaur era.
		This is the survival of the meanest beasts, as we witness the earliest ancestor of the common pig.
		There was scope for a little more detail on some of the other beasts during the period but as mentioned earlier the filmmakers were limited by the amount of detail they had on each animal.
	www.dvdactive.com /reviews/dvd/walking-with-beasts.html (1912 words)

	Walking With Beasts (2001)
		The dinosaurs, as we know, were virtually wiped out around 65 million years ago by either a giant meteor hitting the earth or a combination of cataclysmic events which almost certainly changed the climatic conditions of the planet and lead to the demise of these saurian giants.
		Also introduced are Hyaenodon, large predators (not related to hyenas), but which are the size of rhinoceros, Chalicotheres, massive 3 metre sloths that walk on their knuckles and are related to horses and possibly the most ugly predator of all time, Enteldonts, distant relatives of the pig family whose own worst enemy is itself.
		As with the previous series, Walking With Beasts is the sort of fare you can watch many times over, and the medium of DVD will not diminish in quality over time.
	www.michaeldvd.com.au /Reviews/Reviews.asp?ReviewID=1590 (2601 words)

	'Walking with Beasts'--Virtually Fact Free
		The fossil record, on which the creature-reconstructions in ‘Beasts’ is based, is not a record of life, but of death.
		Consumers of ‘Walking with Beasts’ will find that it, like many yoghurts, is ‘Virtually Fact Free!’ For something with more substance we recommend the many resources (books, videos etc.) available from Answers in Genesis.
		Jasper James is the series producer of Walking With Beasts.
	www.answersingenesis.org /uk/docs2001/1204ukwalk_beasts.asp (1588 words)

	Walking with Beasts TV Show - Walking with Beasts Television Show - TV.com
		Walking with Beasts TV Show - Walking with Beasts Television Show - TV.com
		Predators are everywhere, and the most dangerous of all are two species of humans that share the Ice Age environments of the mammoths.
		Tell the world what you think of Walking with Beasts, write a review for this show.
	www.tv.com /walking-with-beasts/show/12204/summary.html (209 words)

	HMV.co.uk: DVD: Walking With Beasts (2002) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Here, for the first time, some of these spectacular, unfamiliar animals are recreated and set into the context of their world.
		Walking with Beasts - A Prehistoric Safari vividly reveals the extraordinary ancestors of modern mammals, and the arrival of man, bringing to life the origins of our heritage.
		Following in the footsteps of the hugely-acclaimed television series Walking with Dinosaurs, Walking with Beasts recreates the creatures and landscape of post-dinosaur Earth; transporting us to the icy plains of the mammoth, dark forests ravaged by giant ants and deserts dominated by 15 tonne indricotheres.
	www.hmv.co.uk /hmvweb/displayProductDetails.do?sku=921471 (225 words)

	eBay.co.uk - Walking with Beasts, walking with beasts dvd, DVDs, Videos VHS PAL UK items at low prices (Site not responding. Last check: )
		BBC Walking with Beasts A Prehistoric Safari Tim Haines
		WALKING WITH DINOSAURS WALKING WITH BEASTS - NEW SEALED
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	GameSpy: Walking with Beasts: Operation Salvage
		Walking with beasts - Operation Salvage is an adventure game on the PC CD-ROM set in the world of pre-historic beasts and their landscape.
		The player, Agent Vega travels back in time to retrieve data on the animals, plants and geology of the period for a special archive being compiled by the WWB.
		The mission is critical to the Earth's future existence and has already been put in jeopardy by the suspicious disappearance of a fellow project worker.
	pc.gamespy.com /pc/walking-with-beasts-operation-salvage (177 words)

	walking (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Palaeontologists from Bristol were closely involved in the hit BBC TV series 'Walking with Dinosaurs' (WWD, 1999) and 'Walking with Beasts' (WWB, 2001).
		We had less involvement with WWB, but Mike Benton featured in the 'palaeontology behind' the mammals programme, and in several elements of the digital TV back-up materials.
		In both series, the BBC consulted hundreds of specialists on everything, from the textures of dinosaurian skin to their noises, from the bugs and beetles to the position of the sun and moon in the sky.
	palaeo.gly.bris.ac.uk /dinosaur/walking.html (452 words)

	TVShowsOnDVD.com - Walking With Prehistoric Beasts - Walking With Prehistoric Beasts
		Walking With Prehistoric Beasts - Walking With Prehistoric Beasts
		The award-winning team behind Walking with Dinosaurs and Allosaurus invites you to take a trip through a strange new world where flightless terror birds as tall as a man kill with a single snap of their powerful beaks.
		It's an extraordinary trip through history and evolution that begins with the end of the dinosaurs and ends with the rise of even more mysterious creatures: the first humans.
	www.tvshowsondvd.com /releaseinfo.cfm?ReleaseID=1313 (180 words)

	BBC - Walking with Beasts - Hyaenodon Detailed Evidence (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Their name means 'hyaena-toothed' but does not mean they are related to hyaenas at all.
		Answer: There were at least seven species of Hyaenodon found in Mongolia at this time,varying in size from fox-sized to the size of a small rhino.
		Those shown in Walking with Beasts are the largest - Hyaenodon gigas - which was about 1.4m at the shoulder.
	www6.nrk.no /programmer/beasts/evidence/prog3/page6_2.shtml (537 words)

	Discovery Channel :: Walking With Prehistoric Beasts
		Meet these — and other — fantastic beasts who rose from the asteroid's ashes.
		Walking With Prehistoric Beasts next airs on Discovery Channel, Sunday, Feb. 12, at 7 and 8 p.m.
		Try your hand at being a paleontologist, and reconstruct a beast from its bones.
	dsc.discovery.com /convergence/beasts/beasts.html (139 words)

	Walking with Beasts: The Beasts Within - TV.com
		Walking with Beasts: The Beasts Within - TV.com
		As with Triumph of the Beasts, this special aired in the US unchanged.
		Tell the world what you think of The Beasts Within, write a review for this episode.
	www.tv.com /episode/295095/summary.html (158 words)

	IGN: Walking with Beasts: Operation Salvage
		The player must also avoid the dangerous animals whom he disturbs at his peril.
		Find out what other IGN readers have to say about Walking with Beasts: Operation Salvage.
		Announcing Walking with Beasts - Operation Salavage, it has big scary animals, and time travel.
	pc.ign.com /objects/017/017135.html (288 words)

	"Walking with Beasts" (2001)
		And if all this has taught us anything, it is this: no species lasts forever.
		Discuss this title with other users on IMDb message board for "Walking with Beasts" (2001)
		Australopithecus in Beasts and Cavemen -- which was better?
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0286285 (519 words)

	Walking With Beasts - The Complete Series @ EzyDVD
		The award-winning team that brought us Walking with Dinosaurs now explores the rise of the mammals.
		The latest scientific findings, advanced computer graphics and strong natural history stories are combined as we view the sights and sounds of extinct worlds.
		The Beasts Within - 50 minute special on scientists search for man's link to apes.
	www.ezydvd.com.au /item.zml/220765/id=ilFAA:Xf4ou (249 words)

	ABC - Science - Walking With Beasts
		Indricothere means 'indrik beast' — a mythological unicorn-like animal in Russian folklore.
		Find out when Beasts is screening on ABC TV.
		Beasts producer Jasper James, Catalyst's Dr Paul Willis and the Australian Museum's Dr Mike Archer participated in our live online forum.
	www.abc.net.au /beasts (121 words)

	Walking With Prehistoric Beasts
		Currently, there are not enough Tomatometer critic reviews for Walking With Prehistoric Beasts to receive a rating.
		Among the most intriguing creatures are giant flightless birds, the saber-toothed tiger and the many predecessors to human beings.
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	www.rottentomatoes.com /m/walking_with_prehistoric_beasts (358 words)

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