After being swept away from his herd while crossing the Lamar River, a bison calf defies all odds in order to survive.
(04:10)Morgan Freeman and Executive Producers Lori McCreary and James Younger discuss what they learned about the Hindu belief of...
(01:14)Morgan Freeman travels the globe in search of an answer to one fundamental question for humanity: what are the common forces...
(02:03)Baby male elephant Beco is introduced to Bull elephant Hank.
(02:37)Dr. Priya and the team are hoping to get a look at Zuri the giraffe's baby on ultrasound, if only Zuri will cooperate.
(03:06)Young brown bears practice fighting while two older males put their skills to the test over a female.
(02:56)A smuggler denies swallowing drugs, but an X-ray exposes the truth.
(02:19)Kyle and Karl attempt to fix the big rock truck using the blade of a bulldozer on Sulphur Creek.
(02:22)A Bornean Rhino takes a mud bath.
(02:05)Madagascar is home to over 50 different species of Chameleons.
(01:51)Morgan Freeman sees the oldest written depiction of the afterlife inside a 4,000 year-old Egyptian Temple.
(02:21)Funeral pyres line the banks of the Ganges River in Varanasi, the most sacred place for Hindus.
(02:08)We wanted to find out a bit more about who Morgan Freeman is, so we asked him twenty random questions.
(01:40)The Pontifical Academy of Science works to reconcile Christian beliefs with scientific discoveries.
(02:56)Morgan Freeman interviews Yorham Hazony who studies Judaism and explains the history of the wall of laments.
(02:57)The wreck of a passenger freighter is discovered in the Gulf of Mexico, sunk by a Nazi U-boat in WW2.
(02:17)Junebug the manatee is being transferred for her big move to Florida waters.
(02:11)Illegal contraband meet their demise when confronted by the grinder.
(01:42)The Jone's brothers use some of Ken's equipment to mine gold for themselves as a form of debt payment.
(01:05)Dr. Oakley races against the clock to draw blood and microchip the zoo's new meerkats.
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