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LifeLife  premiered on DISC on March 21, 2010. This series reveals the most spectacular, bizarre and fascinating behaviors that living things have devised in order to thrive. Many of these were captured for the first time using the latest in state-of-the-art high-definition filming techniques. From strange creatures, such as the star-nosed mole that hunts underwater using bubbles to smell its prey, to epic spectacles, including millions of fruit bats darkening the Zambian sky, each episode tells mind-blowing stories of survival with drama, humor and suspense.

 
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Cast    
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Oprah Winfrey
 
Episodes    
Season 1 (2009-2010)
(11 Episodes In Season 1)
  1. Challenges Of Life (Original Air Date 3/21/2010)
  2. Reptiles And Amphibians (Original Air Date 3/21/2010)
  3. Mammals (Original Air Date 3/28/2010)
  4. Fish (Original Air Date 3/28/2010)
  5. Birds (Original Air Date 4/4/2010)
  6. Creatures Of The Deep (Original Air Date 4/4/2010)
  7. Hunters And Hunted (Original Air Date 4/11/2010)
  8. Insects (Original Air Date 4/11/2010)
  9. Plants (Original Air Date 4/18/2010)
  10. Primates (Original Air Date 4/18/2010)
  11. Making Of Life (Original Air Date 4/18/2010)
 
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