Argentina has a subtropical north, a polar south, a rain forested east and a mountainous west, creating a country with some of the greatest biological diversity on earth.
Killer Coast: From penguins, whales and seals to condors, armadillos and guanacos, few countries in South America have such diverse animals and habitats as Argentina. (1 of 3)
Argentina has a subtropical north, a polar south, a rain forested east and a mountainous west, creating a country with some of the greatest biological diversity on earth.
Argentina has a subtropical north, a polar south, a rain forested east and a mountainous west, creating a country with some of the greatest biological diversity on earth.
Dangerous Waters: From orcas on the hunt to foxes patrolling the beaches - Argentina's Atlantic coastline is as dynamic as it is dangerous. U. (S1, ep 1)
Mountains of the Extremes: A look at the animals living at the mercy of the Andean mountains, where a harsh existence turns even the cutest creatures into blood-thirsty carnivores. (2 of 3)
Water Kingdoms: Home to 4,000 animals and plant species. Ibera's swamps, marshes and lagoons are bursting with life. But surviving in these vast wetlands is far from easy. (3 of 3)
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