
Nature — Season 27

On a desolate island in the Arctic, a pair of gyrfalcons and a pack of wolves navigate the arduous task of raising their offspring as the long winter of snow and ice begins to recede after nine months.

The question of a monkey's intelligence is a curious one. While their innate curiosity drives exploration, much of their knowledge is cultivated through social learning and cultural transmission.

Protected as an endangered species, bald eagles have made a remarkable recovery. Yet, even when conditions are favorable, survival in the wild remains a surprisingly arduous undertaking.

The year was 1893. Ernest Thompson Seton, a man known for tracking and capturing dangerous animals, ventured into the wild canyons of New Mexico. His purpose was singular: to hunt and kill a notorious wolf, one known only as Lobo.

Rom Whitaker travels the globe, blurring the boundaries between reality and myth, on a quest to discover the modern echoes of legendary dragons.

They are a familiar presence in the twilight hours, rummaging through refuse, seeking shelter beneath foundations, or ambling through yards, streets, and parks. Skunks appear remarkably well-suited to a life intertwined with ours. Yet, we a…

Amidst the soaring peaks of South Africa's Drakensberg Mountains, a creature embodies resilience: the eland, the largest of the antelope. Its very existence speaks to an enduring spirit.

There are those who favor cats, and others who prefer dogs. Yet, regardless of preference, most people are deeply devoted to their pets. The bonds we forge with cats and dogs frequently become the most enduring and profound relationships in…

Kilauea perpetually reshapes Hawaii’s Big Island. It builds new land, sculpts primeval forests, and carves pathways through the earth. This dynamic volcano captivates a devoted community of scientists and filmmakers who meticulously documen…

A third or more of the world's amphibian species are already gone, with further losses occurring constantly. The primary cause of this decline has been traced to a fungus known as chytrid.

Across the world, remarkable and singular species teeter on the brink of vanishing. Witness the struggles of these animals and the tireless conservationists who dedicate themselves to their preservation.

After fifteen years spent living abroad, Gordon Buchanan found a quiet joy in returning to the Isle of Mull. He welcomed the opportunity to rediscover his homeland, observing it anew through the lens of his camera.

Victoria Falls, the world's greatest waterfall, is viewed here through the eyes of a fisherman, seventy-four years of age, who has spent his entire life dwelling near the 350-foot spectacle on the Zambezi River in southern Africa. The rainy…


