Nat Geo Wild — TV-kava
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02:18South America's Weirdest Animals
South America is a land of extremes. Existing here is a daunting proposition, and some well-known animals have adapted by growing large or very small, each strategy maximizing their chance of survival.
03:06Wild Argentina: Extreme Earth
Whales, penguins or sea lions - for the birth of their young, many marine creatures are drawn to Argentina's nearly 5,000 kilometer coastline. From their very first breath, it's all about one thing for the little ones: survival.
03:54Wild Argentina: Extreme Earth
Land of Survivors. In Argentina's breathtaking, yet imposing wilderness, every day is a fight for survival. The terrain is rugged and parched. The air is thin. The weather can change in an instant. And then there are the predators.
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Life along the equator is spectacularly diverse. More than half of the world's species live here. Tropic Thunder is a 6 part archive series about Equator's wildest and most diverse ecosystems - the Amazon, the Andes, the Galapagos Islands, Borneo and Sumatra, Africa, and the Coral Sea. This series features a cornucopia of exotic animals in habitats ranging from steamy rainforests and great grasslands to snowy mountains and great reefs. Although there is access to plentiful food, fierce competition is still part of daily life on the equator. Great currents and trade winds also drive animals to adapt and behave in ways not seen in other wildlife hotspots? Welcome to the jungle, the mountain, the savannah and the rich reef?all part of the Equator's greatest hotspots.
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05:26South America's Weirdest Animals
South America is a land of extremes. Existing here is a daunting proposition, and some well-known animals have adapted by growing large or very small, each strategy maximizing their chance of survival.
06:13Wild Argentina: Extreme Earth
Whales, penguins or sea lions - for the birth of their young, many marine creatures are drawn to Argentina's nearly 5,000 kilometer coastline. From their very first breath, it's all about one thing for the little ones: survival.
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This family farm needs a barn! The Pols are ready to tackle their next big project: preserving and carefully taking down a 100-year-old barn since, with every piece they remove makes the barn weaker and weaker. There is no room for error if they are going to transport these irreplaceable beams back to the farm and restore it to its former glory.
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The Pols reach the most dangerous stage of disassembling the barn.
At the western end of the Mediterranean lies Portugal, full of diverse ecosystems that showcase a stunning array of species both big and small, many of which are endemic to the region. Its interconnected web allows each creature a way to survive the rugged landscape. A fire salamander that can live up to 50 years enjoys its first meal after spending a dormant summer underground. One of the rarest wild cats on the planet, the Iberian lynx hunts for its favorite prey: rabbit. Golden eagles and foxes, known to be enemies, tolerate each other for long enough to share their kill. And young Iberian ibex practice for adulthood by knocking their antlers together in an impressive display of strength.
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Summer grants abundance, but in the race to make the most of a brief window of warmth, it also brings competition, aggression and danger. High up on the mountain meadows, Alpine marmots fight for the best hideouts in which to raise young, but can they escape hungry bears? The Carpathian bear cubs are growing fast but are at risk of being attacked by competitive adult males. Can their mothers' clever strategies protect them? Herds of bison thunder through the ancient woodlands in search of food and water. They're a triumph of rewilding because their trampling boosts life throughout the forest, like the insects that multiply in the billions. These bugs must then find food and turn to herds of red deer. Plagued by biting insects, the deer run up the mountains to escape, only to risk falling prey to rare wild cats.
Journey deep into the Australian bush and discover a remarkable world of baby animals growing up beyond the cities and coastline. Meet wombat youngsters learning to explore their underground world and tiny echidna puggles developing the protective spines that will help them survive. Watch wild brumby foals find their footing in rugged bushland, while peewee chicks, bush stone-curlew chicks and monarch butterfly caterpillars face their own unique challenges on the path to adulthood. From learning what to eat and how to avoid danger to mastering essential skills through play, exploration and family guidance, every youngster must prepare for life on its own. Along the way, witness extraordinary transformations, incredible parenting strategies and surprising survival adaptations found nowhere else in the world.
At the western end of the Mediterranean lies Portugal, full of diverse ecosystems that showcase a stunning array of species both big and small, many of which are endemic to the region. Its interconnected web allows each creature a way to survive the rugged landscape. A fire salamander that can live up to 50 years enjoys its first meal after spending a dormant summer underground. One of the rarest wild cats on the planet, the Iberian lynx hunts for its favorite prey: rabbit. Golden eagles and foxes, known to be enemies, tolerate each other for long enough to share their kill. And young Iberian ibex practice for adulthood by knocking their antlers together in an impressive display of strength.
- ★ 7.7
Summer grants abundance, but in the race to make the most of a brief window of warmth, it also brings competition, aggression and danger. High up on the mountain meadows, Alpine marmots fight for the best hideouts in which to raise young, but can they escape hungry bears? The Carpathian bear cubs are growing fast but are at risk of being attacked by competitive adult males. Can their mothers' clever strategies protect them? Herds of bison thunder through the ancient woodlands in search of food and water. They're a triumph of rewilding because their trampling boosts life throughout the forest, like the insects that multiply in the billions. These bugs must then find food and turn to herds of red deer. Plagued by biting insects, the deer run up the mountains to escape, only to risk falling prey to rare wild cats.
- ★ 7.7
Autumn transforms the mountainsides of the Carpathians into sweeping carpets of bronze, amber and gold. The forests echo with the powerful roars of red deer stags, signaling the fight for the right to herd females. The battle is gladiatorial, and the weakened losers are picked off by wolf packs prowling for an easy meal across the forests. For bears, it's time to gorge themselves on berries and nuts to put on weight before hibernation. Despite their immense size, they climb beech and pine trunks to reach the juiciest nuts at the very top. They even stray into human terrain to raid cornfields, willing to do anything to satisfy their hunger. The survival of all these magnificent creatures depends on the old-growth trees, which absorb harmful carbon from the atmosphere and regulate the Earth's temperature for all to live.
- ★ 8.6
12:42Doktor Pol
The new vet is hitting the road! Dr. Michele picked a good week, feisty bulls need wrangling, a reluctant horse needs dental work, and a series of pregnancy checks kick off the week. Add to the mix an emergency goat kidding and a little kitten with a crippling leg problem.
- ★ 8.6
13:26Doktor Pol
This week on the Incredible Dr. Pol, the vets double down to help a couple of dangerous mamas struggling to deliver their babies and deal with multiple dogs brought into the clinic on their last leg. They race to the rescue of some raucous alpacas, Luna the loveable therapy rabbit, and Twinkie - the cutest baby goat you ever did see!
- ★ 8.6
14:17Doktor Pol
Imelise Dr. Poli uuel hooajal ei jää seiklusi sugugi vähemaks ning meie loomaarstid tegelevad igapäevaselt uute ja proovile panevate juhtumitega.
The Alps are changing, not in dramatic leaps but in slow, steady shifts. Rising temperatures and decades of human activity are transforming this once-stable mountain region. Ibex, marmots and ptarmigans each face their own challenges in the alpine world, but with change comes new opportunities. How will the different species adapt? In the valleys, the altered flow of rivers threatens bird species that nest on open gravel. Experience a fragile world in motion.
The quiet charm of Germany's Central Uplands lies in ancient forests and wild beauty. Through the autumn forest, the booming call of a stag echoes through the mist. It's rutting season! In Saxon Switzerland, peregrine falcons and black storks inhabit picturesque cliffs. The elusive lynx roams the forests, while in the Harz, a new, wilder forest is growing in the shifting climate.
At the western end of the Mediterranean lies Portugal, full of diverse ecosystems that showcase a stunning array of species both big and small, many of which are endemic to the region. Its interconnected web allows each creature a way to survive the rugged landscape. A fire salamander that can live up to 50 years enjoys its first meal after spending a dormant summer underground. One of the rarest wild cats on the planet, the Iberian lynx hunts for its favorite prey: rabbit. Golden eagles and foxes, known to be enemies, tolerate each other for long enough to share their kill. And young Iberian ibex practice for adulthood by knocking their antlers together in an impressive display of strength.
Life on the coast of Portugal is full of beauty and brutality for the unique animals that live there, from the smallest phytoplankton to the giant sperm whales. Fiddler crabs fight for breeding rights in the coastal lagoons. Cuttlefish, the ultimate masters of disguise, creep in on unsuspecting prey. Storks perch precariously on the Atlantic cliffs, protecting their chicks from predators. And sparrowhawks, a top predator endemic to the region, face an uncertain future with human activities and wildfires threatening the youngest generation.
18:11Gredos - King of the Mountains
Through the cycle of the seasons, Spain's Sierra de Gredos National Park, one of Europe's most remarkable natural landscapes, is revealed. From ancient glacial cirques and deep mountain ravines to the summit of Almanzor, the highest peak in central Spain, discover a unique and fragile ecosystem. Here, the Spanish ibex, an iconic species that defines the spirit of these mountains, reigns. Alongside it, golden eagles, alpine birds and otters inhabit a territory shaped by isolation and resilience. This is a portrait of wilderness and balance, a window into one of Europe's last great wild spaces.
Australia's rivers, wetlands, lakes and floodplains provide the perfect nursery for an extraordinary collection of young wildlife. Meet a diverse group of animal youngsters as they take their first steps, swim and dive into the world. Newly hatched saltwater crocodiles emerge under the watchful eye of their mother, pig-nosed turtles race toward the water after seasonal rains, and tadpoles transform into froglets through one of nature's most remarkable life cycles. Meanwhile, black swan cygnets, dusky moorhen chicks, purple swamphen youngsters, water dragons and eager egret chicks learn how to find food, avoid danger and master the skills of adulthood. Along the way, family bonds, teamwork, instinct and adaptation help these animals navigate the challenges of life in Australia's waterways.
Journey deep into the Australian bush and discover a remarkable world of baby animals growing up beyond the cities and coastline. Meet wombat youngsters learning to explore their underground world and tiny echidna puggles developing the protective spines that will help them survive. Watch wild brumby foals find their footing in rugged bushland, while peewee chicks, bush stone-curlew chicks and monarch butterfly caterpillars face their own unique challenges on the path to adulthood. From learning what to eat and how to avoid danger to mastering essential skills through play, exploration and family guidance, every youngster must prepare for life on its own. Along the way, witness extraordinary transformations, incredible parenting strategies and surprising survival adaptations found nowhere else in the world.
Journey into Australia's forests to meet an unforgettable cast of baby animals. Follow koala joeys as they go from tiny pouch-bound newborns to adventurous climbers. Watch flying fox pups grow into skilled young fliers, while kookaburra chicks discover their voices and begin exploring the world beyond the nest. In the rainforests of Queensland, rare tree kangaroo joeys peek out from their mothers' pouches, and striped cassowary chicks learn essential survival skills from one of nature's most dedicated dads. Along the way, discover how possums — and even tiny caterpillars — grow, play and prepare for life on their own. Filled with fascinating wildlife facts, remarkable family stories and stunning natural behavior, this episode reveals the challenges, surprises and milestones that shape the lives of Australia's youngest forest residents.
Australia's rivers, wetlands, lakes and floodplains provide the perfect nursery for an extraordinary collection of young wildlife. Meet a diverse group of animal youngsters as they take their first steps, swim and dive into the world. Newly hatched saltwater crocodiles emerge under the watchful eye of their mother, pig-nosed turtles race toward the water after seasonal rains, and tadpoles transform into froglets through one of nature's most remarkable life cycles. Meanwhile, black swan cygnets, dusky moorhen chicks, purple swamphen youngsters, water dragons and eager egret chicks learn how to find food, avoid danger and master the skills of adulthood. Along the way, family bonds, teamwork, instinct and adaptation help these animals navigate the challenges of life in Australia's waterways.
- ★ 8.6
22:15Doktor Pol
The new vet is hitting the road! Dr. Michele picked a good week, feisty bulls need wrangling, a reluctant horse needs dental work, and a series of pregnancy checks kick off the week. Add to the mix an emergency goat kidding and a little kitten with a crippling leg problem.
- ★ 8.6
23:03Doktor Pol
This week on the Incredible Dr. Pol, the vets double down to help a couple of dangerous mamas struggling to deliver their babies and deal with multiple dogs brought into the clinic on their last leg. They race to the rescue of some raucous alpacas, Luna the loveable therapy rabbit, and Twinkie - the cutest baby goat you ever did see!
- ★ 8.6
23:52Doktor Pol
Imelise Dr. Poli uuel hooajal ei jää seiklusi sugugi vähemaks ning meie loomaarstid tegelevad igapäevaselt uute ja proovile panevate juhtumitega.
Australia's rivers, wetlands, lakes and floodplains provide the perfect nursery for an extraordinary collection of young wildlife. Meet a diverse group of animal youngsters as they take their first steps, swim and dive into the world. Newly hatched saltwater crocodiles emerge under the watchful eye of their mother, pig-nosed turtles race toward the water after seasonal rains, and tadpoles transform into froglets through one of nature's most remarkable life cycles. Meanwhile, black swan cygnets, dusky moorhen chicks, purple swamphen youngsters, water dragons and eager egret chicks learn how to find food, avoid danger and master the skills of adulthood. Along the way, family bonds, teamwork, instinct and adaptation help these animals navigate the challenges of life in Australia's waterways.
The quiet charm of Germany's Central Uplands lies in ancient forests and wild beauty. Through the autumn forest, the booming call of a stag echoes through the mist. It's rutting season! In Saxon Switzerland, peregrine falcons and black storks inhabit picturesque cliffs. The elusive lynx roams the forests, while in the Harz, a new, wilder forest is growing in the shifting climate.