A New Vitality
Trips to the city become less frequent when there's an abundance of grass in the hills.
Birds of the Gods
David Attenborough introduces a young team of New Guinean scientists on a grueling expedition to find and film Birds of Paradise -- the holy grail of wildlife filmmakers.
Cloud Update: 2012
Filmmaker Ginger Kathrens gives us an update on Cloud and his family since the last PBS Nature documentary on the wild stallion.
Arctic Bears - Preview
Learn about the plight of the polar bears, who are living on borrowed time as their habitat changes and food sources become rare. 12/28/2011
Education | Which Came First - the Turtle or the Egg?
In order for future generations of sea turtles to survive, Cuba's beaches and coastlines must be preserved.
Education | Reef Madness
Cuba's corals reefs are thriving while corals around the world are becoming endangered - why?
Why We Love Cats and Dogs - Preview
Join an in-depth investigation into the great divide between dog lovers and cat lovers. Animal behaviorists, psychologists, trainers and devoted owners all weigh in.
My Life as a Turkey - Preview
Experience the true story of writer and naturalist Joe Hutto (portrayed by Jeff Palmer) as he raises a family of turkey chicks. 11/16/2011
My Life as a Turkey - Preview
Experience the true story of writer and naturalist Joe Hutto (portrayed by Jeff Palmer) as he raises a family of turkey chicks.
A New Mother
Emerging from the shell, a group of wild turkey chicks are introduced to an unusual mother.
Recreating a Life with Turkeys
Wildlife photographer and actor Jeff Palmer on his experience recreating Joe Hutto's imprinting experiment.
Jungle Eagle - Preview
Harpy eagles are the most powerful birds of prey in the world, but scientists know very little about harpy eagles. NATURE enters their secret world with wildlife filmmaker Fergus Beeley and his team of cameramen as they locate a nest and struggle to document the lives of these elusive birds in Venezuela's Orinoco River jungle.
The Power in This Eagle
Filmmaker Fergus Beeley comments on the impressive strength of the great harpy eagle.
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