Pelican Tantrums
Young pelicans, perhaps vying for their parents' attention, throw a series of tantrums in Australia's Lake Eyre.
Synchronized Swimmers
Australian Pelicans generally feed in groups, cooperating to herd fish into one location before swooping down to feed. In this video, a group of pelicans join forces, swimming in unison in the hopes of catching an afternoon snack.
Outback Pelicans - Preview
Witness the pelican migration to a lake created by floods in the Australian outback every 10 years. 8/13/2013
Crash: A Tale of Two Species
A story of the interconnection of life: NATURE discovers how the plummeting number of horseshoe crabs affects the red knot, a tiny bird. 3/20/11
Silence of the Bees
This timely, Peabody Award-winning program explores the international emergency research that is underway to uncover the cause of the massive die-offs of honeybees, a potential ecological disaster. 3/13/11
Broken Tail: A Tiger's Last Journey - Preview
Trace the incredible journey of Broken Tail, a charismatic tiger cub killed after an escape from an Indian tiger reserve. 1/2/2013
Tiger Family Bonding
Filmmaker Colin Stafford-Johnson and local guide Salim Ali witness an unusual family bonding moment between Machli and her cubs, Broken Tail and Slant Ear.
The Himalayan Jumping Spider
Few animals can live at such high altitudes as the Himalayan jumping spider.
Birds of the Gods
Deep in the heart of New Guinea live unimaginably spectacular birds that exist nowhere else.
Wilson's Bird of Paradise
A look at the commonalities between Wilson's bird of paradise and Magnificent bird of paradise.
Making of Birds of the Gods
A behind-the-scenes look at Birds of the Gods with BBC Presenter David Attenborough
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