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Natural World (1983 – 2020)

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Natural WorldSeason 17

18 episodes · Oct 11, 1998

1. South Georgia: an Island All Alone
Oct 11, 1998

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2. Capybara: Swamp Hogs
Oct 18, 1998

This is the chronicle of a single capybara community, their home encompassing a diverse mosaic of swampland, grassland, and woodland within Venezuela’s vast Orinoco floodplain—the “Llanos.”

3. Secret Sharks
Oct 25, 1998

The film showcases the graceful movements of the whale shark, alongside the dramatic spectacle of a young horn shark’s challenging emergence into the world.

4. Mountain of the Sea
Nov 1, 1998

This wildlife documentary explores Table Mountain in South Africa, a landscape teeming with life. From the majestic black eagles soaring above its summit to the playful penguins inhabiting its sea-kissed base, the mountain provides sanctuar

5. Orangutans: the High Society
Nov 8, 1998

A captivating wildlife series follows the lives of Sumatran orangutans within the lush expanse of Leuser National Park.

6. The Fatal Flower
Nov 15, 1998

This program explores orchids, those captivating blooms often called the "femmes fatales" of the natural world—a striking combination of allure and trickery that stirs desire in both creatures and humankind.

7. Vanishing Pools of the Zambezi
Nov 22, 1998

Great herds of elephants, buffalo, and impala feed upon the lush green grasses bordering the tranquil pools created by the winding Zambezi River. Yet, the brief rainy season swiftly draws to a close, ushering in a struggle for survival.

8. Manu: Amazon Paradise
Nov 29, 1998

The wildlife inhabiting the forests of Manu, a remarkable sanctuary brimming with rare species, includes formidable creatures like jaguars and giant otters—known for their strength—as well as more languid animals such as sloths, alongside t

9. Impossible Journeys
Dec 6, 1998

Through the lens of microscopy and brought to life with animation, we venture into realms formerly inaccessible. The everyday world conceals extraordinary secrets, now unveiled before us.

10. Cheetahs in a Hot Spot
Dec 13, 1998

Here’s a glimpse into Namibia, southern Africa, home to the world’s most significant population of cheetahs—and the challenges they face from those who share their land.

11. Dolphins: The Wild Side
Jan 17, 1999

This work examines the diverse behaviors exhibited by wild dolphin populations across the globe.

12. Year of the Jackal
Jan 24, 1999

Filmed throughout a single year within the dramatic landscape of Tanzania’s Ngorongoro crater, this documentary uncovers unexpected aspects of jackal behavior.

13. Everglades: to Hell and Back
Jan 31, 1999

This documentary explores the remarkable diversity of life thriving within the Florida Everglades, while also examining the environmental pressures exerted upon this unique ecosystem by the burgeoning city of Miami.

14. Tough Ducks
Feb 21, 1999

This film unveils a surprising complexity beneath the seemingly tranquil appearance of ducks, showcasing diverse species from the icy expanses of the Arctic to the arid landscapes of the Australian desert.

15. The Man-Eaters of Tsavo
Feb 28, 1999

This documentary explores the lives of lions within Kenya’s Tsavo National Park, examining both their present interactions and potential for shared futures with human communities.

16. Islands of the Vampire Birds
Mar 14, 1999

This wildlife documentary explores the remarkable finches of the Galapagos Islands, revealing an extraordinary evolutionary adaptation: these birds have developed a diet that extends beyond seeds and the ticks they pluck from giant tortoise

17. The Farm That Time Forgot
Mar 21, 1999

A visit to the Hosking family’s farm in Devon reveals a traditional way of life that actively supports local wildlife. Their farming practices are particularly valuable for maintaining the area's character, notably through the preservation

18. Iran: Secrets of the North
Mar 28, 1999

This is the first installment of a two-part series examining the diverse wildlife found within this expansive land—a natural meeting point where creatures from Asia, Europe, and Africa converge.

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