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Natural World (1983 – 2020)

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Natural WorldSeason 15

17 episodes · Oct 6, 1996

1. Sperm Whales: Back From the Abyss
Oct 6, 1996

This wildlife film offers an intimate glimpse into the secret lives of sperm whales, ocean giants often shrouded in misunderstanding. Scientists globally are only now beginning to unravel the complexities of these creatures, the largest pre

2. Mara Nights
Oct 13, 1996

*Mara Nights* offers an unprecedented glimpse into the hidden world of nocturnal wildlife within Kenya’s Masai Mara National Park. This groundbreaking production captures animal behavior at night for the first time without artificial light,

3. Penguins In and Out of Water
Oct 20, 1996

This documentary explores penguin life beyond the familiar icy landscapes of Antarctica, focusing instead on remarkable populations that have thrived in unexpected environments – the arid deserts of Peru and the bustling cities of New Zeala

4. Mandrills: Painted Faces of the Forest
Oct 27, 1996

Here's a rewritten version aiming for clear, natural literary English while preserving the original meaning, style, and approximate length: An exploration into the intricate social dynamics of a mandrill troop inhabiting the forests of G

5. Beetlemania
Nov 3, 1996

This documentary explores the fascinating world of beetles—a group comprising an astonishing one-quarter of all animal life on Earth.

6. The World in a Wood
Nov 10, 1996

A study of Wytham Wood, located just outside Oxford, has been underway for over half a century, allowing biologists to observe the intricate relationships between its plant and animal life.

7. Himalaya
Nov 17, 1996

This documentary explores the geological and natural history of the Himalayas, the world’s highest and most recently formed mountain range. This dramatic landscape shelters an extraordinary array of wildlife, from elusive snow leopards and

8. Wolves and Buffalo: an Ancient Alliance
Jan 19, 1997

This documentary explores Wood Buffalo National Park, a vast expanse of wilderness in northern Alberta, Canada. It chronicles the lives of the free-roaming bison herds—the last significant population to move entirely without restriction—and

9. Benguela and the Burning Shore
Jan 26, 1997

This documentary explores the remarkable wildlife inhabiting the Namib Desert of Africa—a land where towering, sun-baked sand dunes meet the Atlantic Ocean, its waters chilled by the powerful Benguela Current.

10. A Lemur's Tale
Feb 2, 1997

Award-winning wildlife filmmaker Adrian Warren dedicated five months to the Berenty forest in Madagascar, creating a deeply personal portrait of the ring-tailed lemur. The resulting production provides a compelling look at a year within

11. Grand Canyon: From Dinosaurs to Dam
Feb 16, 1997

The wildlife thriving within the Grand Canyon today offers a compelling portrait, particularly when considering how the construction of two massive dams has shaped its ecology. Once a landscape dominated by dinosaurs, it is now home to an u

12. Wings Over the Serengeti
Feb 23, 1997

Here's a rewritten version, aiming for clear, natural literary English while preserving meaning, style, and length: This documentary explores the lives of the vultures inhabiting the vast plains of Africa’s Serengeti.

13. New Guinea: An Island Apart
Mar 2, 1997

New Guinea, the globe’s largest tropical island, harbors an exceptionally diverse array of flora and fauna—a truly remarkable collection found nowhere else.

14. The Wild Dog's Last Stand
Mar 9, 1997

This film explores the remarkable life of African wild dog packs inhabiting the wilderness of Tanzania’s Selous Game Reserve and South Africa’s Kruger National Park. It reveals their sophisticated hunting strategies, unusual social dynamics

15. Postcards From the Past
Mar 16, 1997

This explores the landscape of the British Isles, tracing its evolution from a location near the South Pole some 600 million years in the past and detailing the profound impact that ancient journey has had on the land we see today.

16. People of the Sea
Mar 30, 1997

This documentary explores Newfoundland’s enduring relationship with the ocean, charting centuries of reliance on the bounty of cod, whales, and seals found in its surrounding waters. It contends that escalating international fishing practic

17. Echo of the Elephants: Africa's Forgotten Elephants
Apr 6, 1997

Here's a rewritten version, aiming for clear, natural literary English while preserving meaning, style, and approximate length: Follow filmmaker Cynthia Moss as she journeys in pursuit of Africa’s elusive, undiscovered elephants.

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