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Natural World (1983 – 2020)

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Natural WorldSeason 20

16 episodes · Oct 7, 2001

1. The Lost Elephants of Timbuktu
Oct 7, 2001

Narrated by David Attenborough, this documentary follows young research student Anne Orlando on a remarkable expedition, seeking to unravel the secrets of a unique herd of elephants that roam the desert lands south of the legendary city of

2. Yellowstone: America's Sacred Wilderness
Oct 14, 2001

Park ranger Paul Schullery offers a glimpse into daily life within Yellowstone National Park. Following the reintroduction of wolves, he observed the delicate balance of nature reassert itself: wolves preying on elk herds, and grizzlies pur

3. Wild Nights
Oct 21, 2001

Simon King seeks to earn the confidence of secretive nocturnal creatures—badgers, foxes, and owls among them—hoping to unveil the hidden wonders of the natural world right outside our doors.

4. Hotel Heliconia
Nov 4, 2001

The Heliconia offers sustenance and refuge to a diverse array of rainforest animals, while simultaneously yielding some of the world’s most breathtaking blooms.

5. Night Stalkers
Nov 18, 2001

This documentary offers a glimpse into the diverse world of bats inhabiting the rainforests of Central America. Among those featured are fringe-lipped bats, fishing bats, fruit bats, and the infamous vampire bat.

6. Treasure Islands
Nov 25, 2001

Here's a rewritten version, aiming for clear, natural literary English while preserving the original meaning, style, and approximate length: **A film explores the remarkable wildlife inhabiting the Channel Islands.** I hope this

7. Leopard Hunters
Dec 2, 2001

This wildlife documentary offers a rare glimpse into the lives of Asiatic leopards inhabiting Yala National Park, located in southern Sri Lanka. The film reveals these elusive, spotted predators as they contend with formidable rivals like c

8. War Wrecks of the Coral Sea
Dec 9, 2001

Delve beneath the waves to explore the shipwrecks of the Solomon Islands and Truk Lagoon, now vibrant, thriving reefs born from the devastation of World War Two. This journey includes accounts from those who experienced the conflict firstha

9. The Alps
Dec 16, 2001

This documentary explores the remarkable wildlife inhabiting the European Alps, a breathtaking wilderness found at the very heart of Europe's most populated continent. Shaped by ancient glaciers and home to creatures uniquely adapted to its

10. A Wild Dog's Story
Jan 20, 2002

This documentary charts the life of Newky, an African wild dog, across five years. Presented through the intimate memories of wild-dog researcher Dr 'Tico' McNutt, and framed by the breathtaking wilderness of Botswana’s Okavango Delta, it i

12. Killer Whales of Monterey Bay
Jan 27, 2002

Andrew Sachs lends his voice to a programme exploring the killer whales of Monterey Bay—powerful, wandering hunters known for bringing down even massive grey whales. Alongside stunning footage of these creatures in their ocean home, filmmak

13. The Canine Conspiracy
Feb 24, 2002

The series chronicles a puppy’s first year, documenting its mischievous antics and relentless demolition of household belongings—a behavior that brought it dangerously close to being banished from the family home. Producer Mark Flowers expl

14. The Cat Connection
Mar 3, 2002

This documentary explores the hidden world of the cat, revealing its dual nature—a creature capable of both profound affection and ruthless predatory instinct. Filmed across multiple countries, the programme investigates the animal’s histor

15. Top Bat
Mar 10, 2002

In *Bat Hunters*, Rebecca Hosking offers a compelling glimpse into the lives of vampire bats, documenting her observations within their wild environment. The film unveils surprising facets of these creatures, demonstrating remarkable adapta

16. Amazon: Super River
Mar 17, 2002

Here’s a revised version of the text: The Amazon, the largest river system on Earth, begins as a modest stream high in the Andes Mountains before flowing over 6,000 miles to reach the Atlantic Ocean. Containing one-fifth of all the plane

17. Rhinos: Built to Last?
Mar 24, 2002

Robert Lindsay lends his voice to a documentary exploring the precarious existence of the rhinoceros—a creature renowned for its formidable strength and natural armor, inspiring both awe and apprehension in humankind. Driven relentlessly to

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