Mother bats prepare for migration, giving their young as much milk as they can and oiling up their wings.
(02:55)The competition for mates among these antelope is so fierce that many males die while fighting.
(01:23)The male kobs race to their breeding grounds in order to begin the violent battle for the right to mate.
(02:20)Crew gets lost trying to drive through Africa to find Kob.
(03:37)Whale sharks gracefully gobble down the fish eggs released in a timely spawn.
(02:56)Katie talks about how the crew got so close to the whales.
(01:55)Katie talks about how hard it was to get a particular shot of sperm whales when the camera stopped working.
(02:14)Rick talks about how he was able to get so close to whales.
(01:46)Cameraman Rick Rosenthal talks about just how complicated it was to find male sperm whales.
(01:53)Elephant seal bulls fight for the title of beachmaster -- and control of all the harems on the beach.
(02:32)If jellyfish stray too far into the shadows of the lake, they are slowly picked apart by their predators.
(02:25)Millions of golden jellyfish live in just one lake -- and they follow the path of the sun.
(02:40)The oldest female elephants lead their tribes in an ancient circular migration following the water's path.
(02:32)The scorching sun proves to be too much for one elephant calf, whose family can only watch its sad demise.
(02:42)An elephant army marches on through a dust storm towards the water at the end of their journey.
(02:12)Great whites go where the meal goes - and today that meal is elephant seal.
(02:32)Musical montage of underwater cameraman filming whale shark.
(01:50)Producer David Hamlin goes underwater in a submersive with a camera to shoot great whites.
(02:01)A cameraman makes a special hide to get up close to birds.
(02:56)This camera crew grabs some amazing walrus shots -- before getting stuck in the ice.
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