1. David Attenborough's introduction, on Downe Bank, Kent, UK - this was a location where Charles Darwin ruminated on his theories.
2. Surf opener, on Shipstern Bluff, Tasmania, Australia.
3. Cape fur seals mobbing great white sharks, on Robberg Peninsula, Plettenberg Bay, South Africa - the footage gathered has been passed on to be studied by a local NGO.
4. Sea angels and sea butterflies, in The White Sea, Russia.
5. Lions hunting cormorants on the Skeleton Coast, Namibia.
6. Southern right whales breeding at Peninsula Valdes, Chubut, Argentina.
7. American flamingos at Rio Lagartos, Yucatan, Mexico.
8. Terrestrial garter snakes hunting in the intertidal zone on East Point, Gulf Islands National Park Reserve, British Columbia, Canada - the footage has been passed on to Canadian herpetologist Dr Patrick Gregory for further analysis.
9. Archerfish hunting, apparently filmed entirely in the wild, from Raja Ampat, Indonesia.
10. Green sea turtles coming ashore to nest on Raine Island, Cape York, Queensland, Australia - this will be compared to footage from Attenborough's first visit to the island in 1957 for 'Attenborough and the Paradise Birds'.
