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Once it has its tadpoles, it has to find little plants where it can lay its tadpoles. like a little nursery pool for it. one of the things we wanted to do with that story is that it does connect with us. because you see the dedication of that. that's the equivalent of one of us having a baby on our back climbing up the empire state building five times. that's what that little mother is going through to protect -- she does that five times. there's five different babies. >> where was the tadpole? where was it comes from? roger, talk to me about a submersible camera that would have to get images ...

The discovery channel begins an extraordinary 11-part series, taking us places and showing us creatures in ways that you probably will be asking, how in the world do they do that? roger lunds and mike gunten are two of the people behind this series. mike is executive producer. roger is a cinemaing to fehr. they're here to explain how in the world they did do this. good to see you, gentlemen. mike, this for you was five years in the making. why was this so important to you to be able to talk about life, survival in this way? >> i think you don't get opportunities like this very often in your li...

Fascinating to see how it works. >> roger, talk to me about the challenges here. beyond being patient, you really had to do your own kind of physical gymnastics and get your stamina going in order to get these incredible images. talk to me about those challenges. >> yeah. i mean, there's a lot of patience required. there's a lot of days in the field. for my shoot that i was involved in, we're shooting the hump back, basically the biggest force in nature. ten 50-ton hump back whales. my job was to swim down under water on a single breath of air, free diving, putting myself in their environment ...