This video collection features four programmes which explore the wild animal kingdom in all of its diversity, from enchanting baby Lemurs and Penguins to deadly and unpredictable Sharks and Tigers. Each programme shows why humans are fascinated by the world's animal kingdom, but sometimes even the cutest of animal babies can grow up to be a killer in the wild.
Animal Babies Why do pictures of young animals fascinate us so much? They are exciting, open and playful, like children. Whilst trying to mimic their adult models, they are also cute in their awkwardness. We root for them to survive the wiles of the earth and fulfil, via their lives, nature's designs in all its unending variety.
Life in the New World The earth is thrilling place for the young but chills as well as thrills await their first steps. Be it on land, in the air or under the sea, those same first steps inform their life-long understanding of the world. Life is exciting - but full of danger - and mother won't always be here to protect them.
Wild Cats Meow...these cats are true beasts of prey and rulers of their territories. The jaguar is the largest American beast of prey in the cat family, tigers are Asian loners and lions have been called the "kings of the animals" ; for as long as people can remember. The ocelot lives in the sub-tropical belt of the American continent and is an excellent swimmer, whilst the serval is able to dig up rodents from their dens. Feline beasts of prey have much in common with each other....as well as with your own cat.
Ultimate Predators The behaviour of predators has always intrigued us. How they hunt for food, guard their territory and social status. At first, they seem to be cold-blooded. Once we observe various beasts of prey or killer whales, we realize that there is only one law in nature: those who are strongest survive. And those are the predators.
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