Episodes

What happens to nature after a nuclear accident? And how does wildlife deal with the world it inherits after human inhabitants have fled?

Go above and under ground to see “the homelife of wildlife.”

Harpy eagles are the heavyweight hunters of the South American rainforest, the most powerful birds of prey in the world.

One man's remarkable and moving experience of raising a group of wild turkey hatchlings to adulthood.

Following the stories of several urban kangaroos, Kangaroo Mob reveals how these metropolitan marsupials manage to survive the city, and documents the ongoing debate on how best to manage them.

Fortress of the Bears enters a world shaped by bears, trees, and salmon, and explores the delicate balance of their interconnected lives.

New insights about a species that is far more smart and wily than most ever imagined. Is city life cultivating “über-raccoons,” ready to take over the world? Watch a preview of Racoon Nation.

Join PBS Nature, as it dives into the world of whales and dolphins, and reveals the secrets of their intimate lives like never before. Watch a preview of the upcoming film, Ocean Giants.

Find out how clever - and how much like us - whales and dolphins might be. 4/4/2012

Humpback whales' songs carry thousands of miles, while a sperm whale scans the ocean depths with a sonar laser beam louder than a thunderclap. "Voices of the Sea" reveals a surprising underwater world where sound takes the place of sight. 4/11/2012

Newlyweds Isaac and Bjornen Babcock spend a year in Idaho's Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness as an unconventional honeymoon.

Follow two rare white lion cubs on their journey to adulthood on the South African savanna. 5/22/2013

Watch a preview of the upcoming PBS Nature film that examines the significance of koala communication and follows the scientists who are studying the animal's every move and vocalization.