Programm von Real Wild

Typhoons and overfishing in Oslob, a Filipino village, have severely affected fishermen

A humpback whale guides her calf across the Pacific, facing predators and survival as they journey to Alaska’s feeding grounds.

Fiordland, NZs largest park, famed for fiords, lakes, mountains, and waterfalls.

Abel Tasman & Nelson Lakes: beaches, inlets, forests, and alpine mountain scenery.

Aoraki Mount Cook, NZs highest peak, glaciers, alpine beauty, flights, and skiing.

Squirrels, over 100 species strong, include tree, ground, and flying types with varied diets.

This documentary reveals some of the most astonishing behaviors of Grizzly bears.

Is a cuckoo’s trick of laying eggs in others nests a parasitic trick or an evolutionary riddle?

The film follows Buck, an Alpine Ibex from Italy's Gran Paradiso, highlighting his life and majestic beauty.

Rare lion-tailed macaques thrive only in southern India's monsoon forests with rich food sources.

Spinifex-fed termites create mounds that support diverse life across Australia's arid interior.

Spinifex and termite mounds sustain diverse wildlife across Australia's arid landscapes.

Sharks: Ancient guardians of the ocean now face extinction. It's time to fight for their survival.

Typhoons and overfishing in Oslob, a Filipino village, have severely affected fishermen

Eucalypt forests sustain Australia's wildlife, including adaptable frilled lizards.

Rising seas transformed northern swamps into Kakadu, isolating New Guinea from Australia.

Australian wildlife adapts to cities, farming, and changing landscapes alongside people.

Tongariro & Whanganui, NZs oldest parks with volcanoes, rivers, and Maori heritage.

Westland, Kahurangi & Paparoa, glaciers, rainforests, ancient flora & Pancake Rocks.

Black bears thrive as a young agave farmer harvests plants for Mexico's famed tequila.

Maya temples overlook Yucatan forests and a vast, mysterious underwater cave network.

Northern Mexico's harsh deserts reward wildlife adapted to survive extreme arid conditions.

The Congo River supports diverse wildlife, including three of four giant ape species in its jungles.

Kangaroos are crepuscular herbivores living in mobs led by strong, dominant males in Australia.

Seals go through adolescence, learning survival, hunting, & fighting skills, sharing with dolphins and whales.

East Africa's plains are lion paradise-prides hunt, raise young, and face fresh dangers each year.