Introducing Mongolia's Gobi Desert

Save to playlist

Share video

Create Clip

Report this video

Community clip

Clip from Planet Earth | Season 1 | Episode 5 | ABC1 | March 13, 2011

Geography

7-8 9-10

David Attenborough describes the conditions that formed the Gobi Desert and some of the characteristics of the environment.

Report this video

Community clip

Save to playlist

Related clips

Community clip

4:09 | Published 8 years ago

Introducing Mongolia's Gobi Desert

David Attenborough describes the conditions that formed the Gobi Desert and some of the characteristics of the environment.

Videos in series

See all in series

45:00 | Published 1 year ago

Planet Earth

Ocean Deep

Oceans cover two thirds of the planet, yet remain largely unexplored. For animals that dwell on the surface or within the deepest abyss, it's finding food and conserving energy that is paramount. Narrated by David Attenborough.

Earth and environment

44:53 | Published 3 years ago

Planet Earth

Seasonal Forests

The epic story of life on Earth. A stunning visual experience that combines rare action, unimaginable scale, impossible locations and intimate moments with our planet's best loved, wildest and most elusive creatures. Narrated by David Attenborough.

Earth and environment

41:43 | Published 3 years ago

Planet Earth

Shallow Seas

Earth and environment

Geography related videos

See all geography related videos

56:35 | Published 4 days ago

Gardening Australia

Sophie Thomson visits an exotic sunken garden, Jerry-Coleby Williams checks out Queensland's biggest bromeliad show, Costa Georgiadis visits a citrus orchard and Jane Edmanson visits a farm helping to feed new migrants.

Geography

46:14 | Published 1 week ago

Wild Australians

Journey of the Emu

The emu holds a special place in the myths of Australia's Aboriginal people. These giant birds were said to be creator spirits that used to fly and look over all the land.

Geography

50:07 | Published 1 week ago

Hidden India

Land of Change

India is governed by its mountains. Forged over millennia, they stand like monuments to India's geological past but their true power lies in their immense impact on the present. They are the creators of life, dictators of the weather, and home to some of India's most unique wildlife.