About 200 million years ago, animals that nursed their young appeared on Earth. This program provides some fascinating information about these animals: the importance of endothermy, the physiological system that enables mammals to maintain a constant body temperature; how police dogs are trained; and how cetaceans, in order to survive in a marine environment, adapted in specific ways and developed, among other things, sonar communication. (23 minutes)

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