See chimpanzees' remarkable hunting skills in Life Story at 21 00, Thursday 7th November on BBC One.
Now, weeks later, when I look at those sticks, I recall the fine shooting; the elegant, mobile accommodations; the splendid food and wine; and, above all, the almost unbearably beautiful country where I took the most remarkable hunting trip of my life.
The present transcriptome results, when correlated with this already substantial database, have provided surprising new insights into the physiology of envenomation by this remarkable snail that hunts fish and kills people.
The remarkable end to the hunt for the world's most elusive person – an operation that for many years appeared to have been sidelined - came just months before the 10th anniversary of the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Centres and the Pentagon, orchestrated Bin Laden's al-Qa'ida organisation, that killed more than 3,000 people.
Gilbert's remarkable photographs of a traditional lion hunt -- the ultimate event in a warrior's life but now illegal in much of Masailand -- are but a few of the vivid illustrations of her journey into "history suspended in time".
Mark Goodall calls the film a "remarkable, pseudo-philosophical mondo examination of hunting fixated on the cyclical, the (inter)relationship of the hunter and the hunted", Kerekes and Slater also comment that it was, "The success of Savage Man... Savage Beast [that] inaugurated the 'savage' trilogy".
And then sit down to a memorable dinner, for this remarkable city is also a happy hunting ground for gourmets.
And the remarkable electrosensitive bill, which helps the platypus hunt underwater while its eyes and ears are covered, appeared long after the platypus split from its reptilian ancestors.
Using night vision gear, ecologists observed the skuas hunting petrels at night, a remarkable strategy for a seabird.
