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This video segment from Nature: “Cold Warriors: Wolves and Buffalo” provides a rare glimpse into the life of a wolf pack in Wood Buffalo National Park in Northern Canada.

This video segment from Nature: “Cold Warriors: Wolves and Buffalo” begins with wolves in full pursuit of a buffalo herd, and follows the wolves as they veer away from the herd toward two lone buffalo.

This video segment from Nature: “Cold Warriors: Wolves and Buffalo” shows how wolves, after tracking down buffalo by their scent, force them out of a hiding spot in the forest in an effort to separate a calf from the rest of the herd.

This video segment from Nature: “Cold Warriors: Wolves and Buffalo” provides a glimpse into the world of wolves and buffalo in Wood Buffalo National Park in Northern Canada during winter.

This video segment from Nature: “The Mystery of Eels” describes the threat to New Zealand’s eels, posed by hydroelectric dams on their migratory routes, and profiles a former commercial eel fisherman who’s now devoted to saving his former quarry from certain death in dam turbine blades.

This video segment from Nature: Animal Odd Couples introduces a male brant goose that has selected his lifelong mate: a female tortoise.

Until recently, scientists were not comfortable describing bonds between animals as “friendships.” However, scientists have now determined that humans are not the only animals who form them.

This video segment from Nature: Animal Odd Couples showcases the relationship between Kasi, a cheetah, and Mtani, a dog. Kasi and Mtani live at Busch Gardens – both were “orphaned” when they were young and the keepers at Busch Gardens developed a pilot project to observe the relationship between them.

In this video segment from Nature: “What Plants Talk About,” ecologist James Cahill describes how root growth in plants follows patterns similar to those of animal foraging, how plants identify and select their food sources in the first place, and what that selection suggests about their level of behavior.