Animals Like Us

Season 2

This 11 episode series questions the separation that our cultures or religions have tried to establish between human beings and animals.

Episode 30 min 2+

Genres: Documentary

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Production Companies: Saint Thomas Productions, Mona Lisa Production

Network: National Geographic

Country: United Kingdom
Languages: English

IMDb

8.0

/23/

Trakt

/2/

TMDb

100

/1/

Bertrand Loyer
Director

S2E1 - Animal Culture

The study of the most evolved primates, the chimpanzees and bonobos, has since enabled us to give a more precise definition of animal culture: habits acquired through a learning process leading to distinct traditions in different animal communities.

S2E2 - Animal Emotions

Scientists have long been thought that animals were not able to have emotions. Thanks to recent advances in neuroscience, we can better understand what is happening in the animal brain. Animals can experience emotions such as anger, sadness and even love.

S2E3 - Animal Play

As children we learn more about life through playing games than we do in any other way. It is the ability to play that enables us to develop into well coordinated, adaptable, highly social individuals. For animals, play is no different.

S2E4 - The Beast Within Us - The Nature of Mothers

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National Geographic

30 min/ep

360 min

Returning Series

TV-G / 2+