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Researchers and filmmakers set out to produce the first comprehensive film chronicle of the jaguar.

Searching for elusive Siberian tigers in remote Russia.

How the first cats arose in Asia and eventually came to conquer Africa; an in-depth look at lions, servals, caracals, cheetahs, tigers, fishing and sand cats.

Cats in the Americas, including the rise of domestic cats; an in-depth look at the jaguar, urban mountain lion, ocelot, Canada lynx, margay, Siamese cat and the Sphynx.

The life of a wild horse in Montana proceeds from birth, through rites of passage and survival.

Cloud, the wild white stallion now in his prime, rules Arrowhead Mountain in Montana.

Cinematographer Wolfgang Bayer compares mustangs with the settling of North America.

Discovering what makes humans and horses so perfect for each other And how the wild horses that were tamed 6,000 years ago became over 400 specialized breeds.

How humans saved the wild horse from extinction and how mankind created over four hundred specialized breeds over time.

More than 30 million white-tailed deer live in the U.S.

High-speed cameras capture hummingbirds as they mate, fight and raise families.

The future of the macaw, whose survival may depend on the poachers who brought them to the brink of extinction.

The colors, behaviors and habitats of the parrots occupying Australia.

Owners and rescuers discuss the pros and cons of caring for parrots; conservation efforts in the wild.

A bearded vulture, the bonebreaker, feeds atop the harsh Pyrenees separating Spain and France.

Hugh Miles films Europe's great birds of prey and notes how man's actions endanger them and their habitats.

The world of lizards and their bags of tricks.

The diversity and abilities of turtles.

The world of lizards and their bags of tricks.

Florida's Everglades National Park is a protected wilderness where predatory pythons thrive.

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