In their The Lake District: A Restless Year, BBC is trying to learn how many forms of life can develop on a single patch of land. One of the stories is the exciting process of baby slugs being born.
The official synopsis of the show reads: “Timelapse photography shows how the landscape changes over a year, while stories follow individual animals like red squirrels gathering nuts, Herdwick sheep raising their young and grey seals gathering on the coastline. It is a beautiful film offering a new perspective on the interdependent relationships between the landscape, the wildlife and the people who make their living from the land.”
