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Nature (1982 – ...)

1982 • 44 seasons • Documentary, Family • TV-PG
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NatureSeason 7

20 episodes · Oct 9, 1988

1. Bonebreakers' Mountain
Oct 9, 1988 · 53m

The Spanish Pyrenees, a realm of rugged peaks and ancient valleys, serve as the backdrop for a study of the griffon vulture – a magnificent bird, often called a "bonebreaker," perfectly adapted to this demanding landscape.

2. Extremadura: Spain's Forgotten Forest
Oct 16, 1988 · 53m

Extremadura in Spain presents a landscape of ancient oak forests and expansive wilderness, a haven for creatures both familiar and exotic. Here, griffon vultures circle overhead, while imperial eagles command the skies. Genets and other ani

3. Peacock's War
Oct 30, 1988 · 53m

Doug Peacock, a veteran of the Vietnam War and former medic, now makes his living as a firewatcher and conservationist within the vast expanse of Montana's Glacier National Park.

4. Nature of Australia: a Portrait of the Island Continent: A Separate Creation
Nov 13, 1988 · 53m

This work explores the unique fauna of Australia, focusing on marsupials and other creatures that have evolved in relative isolation from the global animal kingdom.

5. Nature of Australia: a Portrait of the Island Continent: Seas Under Capricorn
Nov 20, 1988 · 53m

The waters surrounding Australia are a meeting place for two distinct marine realms. After its separation from Gondwana some 45 million years ago and subsequent isolation, the island continent now embraces both tropical and temperate seas.

6. Nature of Australia: a Portrait of the Island Continent: the Making of the Bush
Nov 27, 1988 · 53m

The koala clinging to a gum tree is an enduring emblem of the Australian landscape. The curious relationship between these two species is one thread in the narrative explored in this episode of *Nature Of Australia*. The program recounts ho

7. Nature of Australia: a Portrait of the Island Continent: the Sunburnt Country
Dec 4, 1988 · 53m

The interior of Australia, often dubbed the "dead heart," is far from barren. A hidden network of subterranean rivers, replenished by infrequent but intense rainfall, sustains a surprising abundance of life. This account explores the story

8. Nature of Australia: a Portrait of the Island Continent: the Land of Flood and Fire
Dec 11, 1988 · 53m

Approximately fifteen million years ago, Australia’s northward movement faltered upon encountering Asia. The resulting geological upheaval uplifted island chains, which eventually served as a pathway for an invasion that would irrevocably a

9. Nature of Australia: A Portrait of the Island Continent: End of Isolation
Dec 18, 1988 · 53m

A current yearning among Australians is to rediscover the traditional Aboriginal way of life, characterized by a harmonious coexistence with the native flora and fauna.

10. Night Hunters
Jan 8, 1989 · 53m

Owls exhibit a remarkable diversity, each species honed by specific traits that render them exceptionally well-suited to a life as predators. These adaptations encompass a range of physical and behavioral characteristics, collectively contr

11. Beyond Timbuktu
Feb 5, 1989 · 53m

Wildlife artist Bruce Pearson documents the diverse avian life of Mali, a land of arid expanse where the River Niger winds its way through the landscape. He captures these creatures through meticulous sketches.

12. Under the Emerald Sea
Feb 19, 1989 · 53m

The waters of the Pacific Ocean, just off the coast of British Columbia, are examined.

13. Wild Waterfalls
Feb 26, 1989 · 53m

This work examines the diverse ecosystems that flourish around waterfalls across Africa, South America, and North America.

14. Meerkats United / The Bee-Team
Mar 5, 1989 · 53m

The Kalahari Desert provides a habitat for the gray meerkat, often classified as a mongoose, and offers a glimpse into the lives of these curious creatures. Simultaneously, a colony of bee-eaters thrives in Kenya, presenting a vibrant spec

15. Icebird
Mar 12, 1989 · 53m

At the Cape Bird nesting grounds on Ross Island, Antarctica, Adelie penguins can be seen.

16. Mozu the Snow Monkey
Mar 19, 1989 · 53m

The story of Mozu, a snow monkey bearing limbs subtly altered by birth, unfolds against the backdrop of Japan’s unforgiving highlands. She has weathered countless brutal winters and, remarkably, nurtured seven offspring. Within the troop,

17. The Everglades: Rain Machine
Mar 26, 1989 · 53m

This work explores the increasing role of computers in the management of the Everglades, a crucial freshwater marshland. It considers the marsh's future in the face of ongoing challenges – the impacts of water management projects like exten

18. Islands in the Sky
Apr 16, 1989 · 53m

On the high plateaus of Venezuela, shrouded in perpetual mist, a remarkable array of flora and fauna thrives, flourishing thousands of feet above the dense jungle below.

19. Rulers of the Wind
Apr 30, 1989 · 53m

Birds of prey, figures of both reverence and fear throughout history, serve as crucial indicators of ecological health for scientists. Their well-being reflects the condition of the environment, making them invaluable subjects of study.

20. Kariba: the Lake that Made a Dent
May 14, 1989 · 53m

A vibrant ecosystem has taken root around the lake, a testament to the conservation efforts initially criticized by those who oversaw its creation three decades ago.

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