Think you know how elephants got so big? How about why ostriches lay such enormous eggs? Or why bats eat so much, how dolphins developed such intelligence, and how horses became nature's ultimate athletes? Chris Packham's five-part docuseries promises to present new ideas that will challenge what you were once taught.Here's how to watch “Evolution" online from anywhere with a VPN — and potentially for free.
'Evolution' streams, release date"Evolution" premieres at 6 a.m. BST on Monday, July 13.• WATCH FREE — BBC iPlayer (U.K.)• Watch anywhere — try NordVPN 100% risk free
Each episode is a deep-dive on one living creature. Using a mix of real-world footage and visual effects, and informed by the work of more than 600 scientists worldwide, "Evolution" sees Packham peel back the evolutionary breakthroughs that shaped them, tracing their stories right the way back to Luca — the last universal common ancestor."We've got new stories to tell you. We've got new ideas to present to you," Packham has promised. "I think that if you have an interest in natural sciences, tune in because we're going to update the ideas that you've had previously." For instance, is evolution contagious?Luca, a hypothetical but essential concept, is the branch from which all modern life sprung, including that which remained oceanic, that which left water for land and air, and, in the case of marine mammals, that which went back again.Read on as we explain how to watch "Evolution" online from anywhere, starting with free options.
