Video: Nature
NATURE, television's longest-running weekly natural history series, has won more than 200 honors from the television industry, parent groups, the international wildlife film community and environmental organizations, including the only award ever given to a television program by the Sierra Club.
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NATURE | The Wolf That Changed America | Preview | PBS
New Episode Premieres Sunday, November 23, 2008 at 8pm on PBS www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/episod... In 1893, a bounty hunter named Ernest Thompson Seton journeyed to the untamed canyons of New Mexico on ... 00:31
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NATURE | The Wolf That Changed America | Poison Bait | PBS
www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/episod... In 1893, a bounty hunter named Ernest Thompson Seton journeyed to the untamed canyons of New Mexico on a mission to kill a dangerous outlaw wolf. Here, Seton ventures ... 02:52
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NATURE | The Wolf That Changed America | Wolf Expert | PBS (#2604)
In this Web-exclusive video, wolf expert Doug Smith discusses the Yellowstone Wolf Project. Smith hopes that Wolf Project research can help replace common misconceptions about wolves with factual information.... 06:23
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NATURE | The Wolf That Changed America | Steel Traps | PBS (#2604)
In 1893, a bounty hunter named Ernest Thompson Seton journeyed to the untamed canyons of New Mexico on a mission to kill a dangerous outlaw wolf. 03:09
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NATURE | American Eagle | Behind the Scenes | PBS (#2603)
Photographed by three-time Emmy Award winning filmmaker Neil Rettig, American Eagle is the first HD hour on bald eagles ever. In this behind-the-scenes exclusive, Rettig talks about the making of the ... 08:41
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NATURE | American Eagle | Sibling Rivalry | PBS (#2603)
www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/episod... It’s called Cain and Abel syndrome. On a farm in Minnesota, a mother bald eagle feeds her newly hatched eaglets. The four-day-old female eaglet has turned on her smaller, ... 02:56
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NATURE | American Eagle | Bald Eagles Hunting | PBS (#2603)
Migrant bald eagles from Canada join the area’s year-round residents to take advantage of the plentiful food. As they pluck coots and mallards from the water, the eagles show off their amazing aerial ... 03:09
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NATURE | Clever Monkeys | Baboon Hunts Baby Gazelle | PBS (#2602)
Baboons will move around in groups of about 80 individuals for defense. Often, the larger males will go on offense as well -- chasing away predators or taking down a young gazelle. 03:47
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NATURE | White Falcon, White Wolf | Mother on the Hunt | PBS (#2601)
Last summer these gyrfalcons' two chicks died of starvation. Taking matters into her own talons, the mother falcon decides to leave the cliffs and go on the hunt. 03:28
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NATURE | Supersize Crocs | Measuring a Giant Crocodile | PBS (#2406)
Crocodiles are too dangerous and too shy to approach with a tape measure. Rom Whitaker and an assistant use precise photography and the help of a computer to make an accurate size comparison. 02:26
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NATURE | Supersize Crocs | Nile Crocodile Ambush Power | PBS (#2406)
The Nile crocodile is known for its incredible ambush power. This amazing footage shows the crocodile nabbing its prey from the banks of the Grumeti River. 00:59
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NATURE | Supersize Crocs | Preview | PBS (#2406)
Crocodiles instill fear in most people at any size. But crocodile conservationist Romulus Whitaker fears that the most colossal of these creatures might no longer exist. 01:46
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NATURE | The Queen of Trees | Wasps Inside the Fig | PBS (#2310)
Inside the fruit of the sycomore fig, a complex drama plays out in miniature. Male fig wasps cut down the flowers that have budded inside. Then, the females pack the pollen from the flowers into special ... 01:22
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NATURE | The Queen of Trees | Giving Food and Shelter | PBS (#2310)
This 100-year-old sycomore fig supports an incredibly diverse array of wildlife. But without the tiny fig wasp, none of this would be possible. 02:20
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NATURE | Animals Behaving Worse | Bear League | PBS (#2309)
Ann from the Bear League uses tough love and intimidation to encourage bears to stay out of human territory. 02:52
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NATURE | A Mystery in Alaska | Are Fisheries Guilty? | PBS (#2009)
In the 1970s, the pollock industry in Alaska became the largest fishery in the world. Around the same time, sea lions began to disappear. Many people thought the fisheries had been caught with the smoking ... 03:41
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NATURE | A Mystery in Alaska | Blame Killer Whales? | PBS (#2009)
www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/episod... Many fishermen feel they're being framed for declines in Steller sea lions. Pollock are more abundant than ever, they say. Frustrated fishermen captured video of ... 01:41
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NATURE | A Mystery in Alaska | Preview | PBS (#2009)
www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/episod... Steller sea lions are rapidly disappearing from one of the last great wildlife strongholds of the world, and no one knows why. As scientists and environmentalists ... 01:20
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NATURE | Wisdom of the Wild | Dolphin Therapy | PBS (#1705)
Eight-year-old Thomas was born with a rare genetic disorder. His parents believe that the connection between Thomas and the dolphins is helping to unlock his silent world. 02:48
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NATURE | Wisdom of the Wild | George and Ostentatious | PBS (#1705)
16-year-old George has been homeless, and he spent some time in jail. Since meeting a quarter horse named Ostentatious, he's finally found someone who trusts and loves him. 02:32
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