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Nature (1982 – ...)

1982 • 44 seasons • Documentary, Family • TV-PG
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NatureSeason 19

16 episodes · Oct 22, 2000

1. Wild Horses of Mongolia with Julia Roberts
Oct 22, 2000 · 53m

Among the vast steppes of Mongolia, Julia Roberts, a celebrated and strikingly beautiful American actress, immersed herself in the lives of its nomadic people, seeking to understand their profound connection to the horse.

2. The Octopus Show
Oct 29, 2000 · 53m

A fresh era of oceanic discovery is beginning to unravel the enigma surrounding a creature of myth: the octopus.

3. Extraordinary Birds
Nov 12, 2000 · 53m

"Extraordinary Birds," a program from NATURE, offers a captivating glimpse into the world of avian wonders. Viewers will encounter a diverse array of creatures, from the dazzling hummingbird and the swift peregrine falcon to the vibrant par

4. The Urban Elephant
Nov 19, 2000 · 53m

The elusive Asian elephant faces a growing crisis, its habitat shrinking with relentless deforestation. Across Asia, industrial expansion has diminished the livelihoods of mahouts, the elephant handlers, forcing them and their trained anima

5. Intimate Enemies: Lions and Buffalo
Dec 17, 2000 · 53m

The savannahs of southern Tanzania offer a stark duality, shaped by the rhythm of wet and dry seasons. During the rains, the rivers teem with wildebeest, sustaining the lion prides, while buffalo graze peacefully on the hills' lush grasses.

6. Polar Bear Invasion
Jan 7, 2001 · 53m

Every October, the isolated town of Churchill, Manitoba, becomes a gathering place for remarkable creatures. Over a thousand polar bears congregate there, patiently awaiting the Hudson Bay's refreeze before venturing onto the ice to hunt se

7. Triumph of Life: The Four Billion Year War
Jan 15, 2001 · 53m

*The Four Billion Year War* explores how both struggle and collaboration have sculpted the creatures inhabiting our planet today. It charts the triumphs and failures within this immense evolutionary drama, profiling its champions and casual

8. Triumph of Life: The Mating Game
Jan 21, 2001 · 53m

The exchange of genetic material is, truly, the essence of life's dynamism. This is the central theme explored in THE MATING GAME, the second installment of NATURE’s six-part TRIUMPH OF LIFE series. The film offers a compelling examination

9. Triumph of Life: The Eternal Arms Race
Jan 28, 2001 · 53m

For eons, life on Earth has participated in an unending contest, a perpetual arms race explored in the third part of *Nature’s Triumph of Life*. As hunters grew more skilled, so too did their prey develop more effective defenses.

10. Triumph of Life: Winning Teams
Feb 4, 2001 · 53m

While life often seems a struggle for survival, favoring the strongest, cooperation has been a vital force in shaping evolution. *WINNING TEAMS* examines the intricate partnerships animals have developed—with members of their own species an

11. Triumph of Life: Brain Power
Feb 11, 2001 · 53m

Evolution has sculpted a stunning array of biological forms—hearts, eyes, fins, wings—yet few are as remarkable as the brain. This intricate network of nerve cells empowers us to perceive the world, process information, and make choices. Th

12. Triumph of Life: The Survivors
Feb 18, 2001 · 53m

This installment explores the recurring phenomenon of mass extinctions throughout Earth’s history. While considering the likely causes of the dinosaurs' disappearance, it primarily examines the diverse array of current land and sea creature

13. Baby Tales
Mar 4, 2001 · 53m

There is a certain irresistible quality to a baby. The arrival of a child, regardless of the species, consistently draws the attention and concern of those around. Indeed, it appears a fundamental instinct exists in both humans and animals

14. The Panda Baby
Apr 1, 2001 · 53m

The arrival and successful development of a panda cub offers a beacon of optimism for the planet’s most beloved endangered species, as detailed in *NATURE* magazine's article, "The Panda Baby."

15. Golden Seals of the Skeleton Coast
May 6, 2001 · 53m

*Golden Seals of the Skeleton Coast* chronicles the life of a single South African fur seal, charting his journey from vulnerable pup to formidable bull. The story begins with his birth on the desolate, wind-swept shores of the Skeleton Coa

16. Australia's Little Assassins
May 20, 2001 · 53m

While Australia often evokes images of endearing koalas and agile kangaroos, the continent’s wildlife boasts a more remarkable characteristic: a profusion of venomous creatures. From snakes and spiders to a diverse array of marine animals a

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