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Natural World (1983 – 2020)

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Natural WorldSeason 19

18 episodes · Oct 8, 2000

1. Otters in the Stream of Life
Oct 8, 2000

This film offers a year-long glimpse into the stunning western coastline of Scotland, sharing an intimate portrait of a family of otters. Led by their mother, young otter cubs navigate the fiercest storms of the Scottish winter, facing nume

2. Camels Down Under
Oct 15, 2000

Brought to Australia by European settlers in the 1840s, camels proved to be the sole dependable means of transport across the country’s unforgiving interior. Superseded by motorized vehicles and left behind at the start of the twentieth cen

3. Deadly Vipers
Oct 22, 2000

Possessing the most formidable fangs among snakes and a venom comprised of as many as fifty potent compounds, vipers are responsible for more human fatalities than any other creature. Yet, with medical science now uncovering the restorative

4. The Tigers' Fortress
Oct 29, 2000

The story of a tiger conservation park in Rajasthan, northern India, is marked by dramatic shifts. It enjoyed remarkable success in the 1980s, only to face struggles with corruption and poaching during the early 1990s. Today, it stands as t

5. Big Red Roos
Nov 5, 2000

A red kangaroo mother and her joey represent some of nature’s most resilient athletes, yet as this documentary reveals, even they face an unrelenting struggle for survival within the immense and unforgiving Australian Outback. The formidabl

6. Killer Whales: Up Close and Personal
Nov 19, 2000

Here, amidst the fierce winds and icy waters surrounding the Crozet Islands of Antarctica, lies the private world of a family of orcas, skilled hunters of elephant seals and penguins. French researchers observe the younger whales within thi

7. Madagascar: Land of Lemurs
Nov 26, 2000

For countless generations, separated from the wider world, Madagascar has evolved into an extraordinary sanctuary for distinctive creatures. This program offers a glimpse into the lives of its captivating lemurs—primates found only on this

8. Seychelles: Jewels of a Lost Continent
Dec 10, 2000

This is the remarkable tale of how giant tortoises, shimmering lizards, the colossal coco de mer tree, and other extraordinary creatures found themselves isolated on the small islands of the Seychelles, adrift far out in the Indian Ocean. T

9. Bower Birds: The Art of Seduction
Dec 17, 2000

David Attenborough journeys into the isolated highlands of New Guinea and the rainforests of Australia to reveal the secret life of the bowerbird—a captivating species known for its elaborate displays, opportunistic pilfering, and surprisin

10. The Last Tusker
Jan 21, 2001

A vibrant portrait of Sri Lanka’s elephants unfolds, centering on one of the island's last remaining wild bulls. On this land steeped in Buddhist tradition, where elephants hold a revered status, they nonetheless claim more than a few human

11. Seals: Invaders of the Sea
Jan 28, 2001

This wildlife program utilizes cutting-edge camera technology to unveil the intricate life beneath the waves, showcasing the remarkable world of the seal—an adaptable creature thriving in every ocean on Earth.

12. Killer Bees and Magic Trees
Feb 4, 2001

Gerald Kastberger, an Austrian scientist, studies the formidable giant honeybees of Assam, focusing on their mysterious annual migration. Each year, these bees leave the Himalayan foothills to settle upon particular trees spread across the

13. Hippo Beach
Feb 18, 2001

Here's a rewrite aiming for clear, natural literary English while preserving the original meaning, style, and length: Delve into the peculiar habits of the African hippopotamus, an animal that passes much of its life submerged in water d

14. Timeless Thames
Feb 25, 2001

This is a passage along the River Thames, England’s most celebrated waterway, from its origin to the estuary. The Thames may appear tranquil now, yet it retains a wild spirit, poised to reassert itself despite our attempts at mastery. Recen

15. Coyote: the Ultimate Survivor?
Mar 18, 2001

This documentary follows the coyote, a close relative of the wolf and one of America’s most captivating animals. The film delves into the life of this elusive and intelligent creature, known for its haunting call, revealing how it endures a

16. Transylvania: Living with Predators
Mar 25, 2001

Narrated by Andrew Sachs, this documentary explores the lives of large predators sharing the stunning forests and mountains of Transylvania. Here, shepherds must remain vigilant against wolves and bears driven by hunger, often seeking a sim

17. Danube Delta: Europe Untamed
Apr 15, 2001

The Danube Delta harbors an extraordinary abundance of wildlife: half a million wild geese find refuge within its waterways, alongside the greatest population of pelicans anywhere beyond Africa, and home to the world’s largest freshwater fi

18. Buffalo: The African Boss
Jul 31, 2001

A study has been conducted on the buffaloes inhabiting Lake Manyara National Park in Tanzania, an environment where they are both hunted by lions and capable of turning the tables, even killing lion cubs. This formidable nature, contributin

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