(Airs Sunday, October 18) Among the most ancient of animals, rhinoceroses thrived for millions of years before meeting their most deadly enemy: humans.
Environment & Conservation
Rhinoceros: Introduction
Supersize Crocs: Introduction
(Airs Sunday, October 4) Conservationist Rom Whitaker searches for the last of the supersize crocodiles among the titans of the croc world: Nile crocodiles, saltwater crocodiles, and gharials.
A Mystery in Alaska: Introduction
(Airs Sunday, September 27) Steller's sea lions are rapidly disappearing from Alaska's waters, and no one knows why. A broad combination of factors could be responsible.
The Good, the Bad, and the Grizzly: Introduction
(Airs Sunday, September 13) NATURE's The Good, the Bad and the Grizzly looks at the grizzly bear's remarkable recovery and examines the controversy behind the conservation success story.
Life in Death Valley: Introduction
(Airs Sunday, September 6) NATURE takes viewers into the simmering cauldron of one of the world's most extreme environments -- the hottest, driest place in North America.
Silence of the Bees: Introduction
(Airs Sunday, July 26) In the winter of 2006, millions of bees vanished from their hives without a trace. The epidemic set researchers scrambling to discover why honeybees were dying in record numbers -- and to stop the epidemic in its tracks before it spread further.
Superfish: Introduction
(Airs Sunday, July 19) Marine biologist Rick Rosenthal set out to capture on film the biggest, fastest, most dangerous gamefish in the sea -- the ancient creatures known as billfish.
The Vanishing Lions: Introduction
(Airs Sunday, July 5) Africa's lion population appears to be declining at an alarming rate.
Crash: A Tale of Two Species: Introduction
(Airs Sunday, April 26) The red knot makes one of the longest migrations of any animal. To accomplish this feat, it relies on the eggs of the horseshoe crab. Without these eggs, the red knot is in danger.




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