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Natural World (1983 – 2020)

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Natural WorldSeason 22

17 episodes · Oct 12, 2003

1. Lost Crocodiles of the Pharaohs
Oct 12, 2003

Last year, while excavating a 5,000-year-old temple concealed beneath the sands of Egypt, archaeologist Edda Bresciani uncovered a sacred chamber – harboring an unexpected secret. At its center lay a pool of water shimmering with an iridesc

2. Elephant Cave
Oct 19, 2003

Nestled beneath the wooded slopes of a long-dormant volcano lies a cave holding an enigmatic secret. Kitum Cave, on the flanks of Mt Elgon in Kenya, is unique – the only place where elephants routinely descend deep into the earth. Compelled

3. White Shark/Red Triangle
Oct 31, 2003

Every late summer, a stretch of coastline known as the Red Triangle becomes intensely active with marine life. Situated between San Francisco and Monterey, this area offers beaches where elephant seals gather to shed their skins, and offsho

4. Tigers of the Emerald Forest
Nov 16, 2003

This film centers on formidable male tigers. For the past eight years, dedicated scientist Raghu Chundawat and his colleague Joanna Van Gruisen have been observing these animals, revealing the remarkable mysteries held within the Emerald Fo

5. Dune
Nov 23, 2003
6. Five Owl Farm
Dec 7, 2003

This is the tale of an extraordinary location: a working farm in Yorkshire, home to all five species of owl found within Britain, living together in peaceful proximity.

7. The Monkey Prince
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The Mountain Troop stands as the kingdom’s most formidable force, occupying its most advantageous position—the place where Bobo enters the world. From his very birth, he is positioned at the apex of the troop's structure, afforded a life ak

8. The Eagle Has Landed
Jan 2, 2004

The effort to rescue ospreys, red kites, and sea eagles from near extinction stands as Britain’s most remarkable wildlife triumph. Through the tireless work of a small number of devoted individuals, these magnificent birds of prey are makin

9. Swamp Cats
Jan 9, 2004

This is a film charting the life of a lion pride inhabiting the watery embrace of the Okavango Delta, observed intimately through the perspective of a young cub brought into the world on the cusp of the yearly inundation.

10. Caribou and Wolves: The Endless Dance
Jan 16, 2004

Across the vast expanse of North America, millions of caribou undertake an unending migration, guided by the matriarchs of each herd. Driven by the instinct of motherhood, they journey some three thousand miles, traveling from winter feedin

11. Missing... Presumed Eaten
Jan 23, 2004
12. A Moose Named Madeline
Feb 8, 2004

Narrated by Richard E Grant, this documentary chronicles the journey of a female moose and her calf, Madeline, through the perilous landscapes of the Canadian wilderness. The young calf faces formidable challenges – from avoiding hungry wol

13. The Amber Time Machine
Feb 15, 2004

Amber holds a particular fascination for David Attenborough; he is utterly charmed by its exquisite beauty and the creatures preserved within it with such astonishing clarity. On a deeply personal quest, he follows the story of a piece he’s

14. Five Big Cats and a Camera
Feb 22, 2004

The journey undertaken fourteen years ago by Owen Newman and Amanda Barrett—their ambition to document cheetahs, leopards, servals, caracals, and lions—was fraught with challenges.

15. Ice Age Death Trap
Feb 29, 2004

For millennia, the heart of downtown Los Angeles concealed a relentless predator—and it’s the subject of one of the most astonishing wildlife crime stories ever uncovered. Now, Natural World investigates, employing forensic techniques to so

16. Ireland: Sculpted Isle
Mar 14, 2004

*Ireland - Sculpted Isle* offers a compelling exploration of Ireland’s most striking and mysterious landscapes. This island, adrift in the Atlantic, might initially appear untouched by time, yet this impression proves misleading. From the e

17. Lion: Out of Africa?
Apr 11, 2004

The world’s largest feline is dwindling rapidly, tragically falling victim to its own adaptation – a preference for cattle. Cows are far simpler prey than wildebeest across much of Africa. This documentary explores potential solutions, draw

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