One cameraman hides inside a blind on a cliff ledge to grab some phenomenal footage of peregrine falcons.
(02:05)A cameraman makes a special hide to get up close to birds.
(02:56)Andy talks about the crazy wind and the rooks who took his stuff.
(01:58)This camera crew grabs some amazing walrus shots -- before getting stuck in the ice.
(03:26)Martin talks about capturing NBSF of army ants feeding.
(01:39)Cameraman Martin Dorhn describes the "Frankencam" he used to film army ants up close and personal.
(01:18)Martin talks about filming in the jungle with delicate equipment.
(01:30)Martin talks about filming in the jungle with delicate equipment.
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(00:35)Take a breathtaking ride on the tailwinds of billions of creatures marching, swimming and flying across the planet.
(02:10)The team will review the recorded footage and compare the sharks’ behavior before and after the shark feeds.
(03:06)Jamie collects venom from the most lethal and frightening snakes in Australia.
(03:44)Richard and Jamie collect some sea snakes to help produce antivenom in order to save lives.
(02:54)A River Untamed.
(01:37)Source of Life
(01:39)Meet the aye aye, a Lemur native to Madagascar, who the locals believe can kill just by the point of a finger!
(02:57)This episode reveals the world's weirdest air bourne creatures as we learn that the sky is not just for the birds.
(02:07)Brady Barr examines a hippo from very close.
(03:00)Spring brings new life but the race begins to survive before the next freeze.
(02:52)See amazing footage from the Nordic wilderness.
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