Programação de Love Nature

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The sun rises on a day in May and the animals of the American tropics get ready to beat the heat.

Weigh the evolutionary advantages of nature's speed demons and slowpokes.

Tracking down Lahei, who's gone AWOL; seeing who earns their post-college freedom.

Bidding farewell to old friends and celebrating Molly and Bumi's big move.

It takes a village to raise lion cubs in Kenya; sniff out the mating strategy of fragrant lemurs in Madagascar; cutting a rug at a honeybee dance party; a forked-tailed drongo tricks other birds out of their dinner.

Get to know Winston, a tiny abandoned cub who imprints on Judy as she nurses him 24-7.

A visit to the high seas, the vast expanse of ocean that covers half the planet in a blanket of blue; this expanse of blue is home to giant animals who navigate thousands of miles between places to feed and raise their young.

Learn why nature's garbage collectors are actually helpers, not nuisances.

Celebrate as a newly arrived trio of sisters teaches Winston about friendship.

A visit to the shallow waters of the Pacific to discover a remarkable dolphin display, the largest coral reef in the world, and join turtle moms-to-be in one of the world's biggest animal gatherings.

Profound changes occur in bears' bodies and are provoked by the turning of the seasons, which is one of the reasons that bears are among the most dangerous hunters planet Earth has to offer.

Follow two families of cheetahs struggle against heat, starvation and predators on the Serengeti.

Snakes can pass by without making a sound and go completely unnoticed, when on the hunt for prey they have the ability to strike instantly, leaving their victim with no opportunity to escape.

Watch feline power go up against canine endurance in the battle for survival.

Takes a look at Africa's various snake species that have adapted and evolved to thrive within the vast continent.

Steve faces the hippopotamus, his biggest fear; He explains why it is considered Africa's most dangerous species, how humans get its communication signals wrong and explore the link between hippos and whales.

Apex predators use superior strength and cunning strategies to stay at the top of the food chain.

Many animals use mimicry, poison, and other methods to avoid predators.

The story of two mothers, a crocodile and a hippopotamus, as they face the perils of raising a family in this beautiful, remote location of Katuma.

Steve gets a first-hand look at what makes Nile crocodiles so deadly and helps a team of scientists relocate a bunch of man-eaters.

Snakes can pass by without making a sound and go completely unnoticed, when on the hunt for prey they have the ability to strike instantly, leaving their victim with no opportunity to escape.

Watch feline power go up against canine endurance in the battle for survival.

Takes a look at Africa's various snake species that have adapted and evolved to thrive within the vast continent.

Steve faces the hippopotamus, his biggest fear; He explains why it is considered Africa's most dangerous species, how humans get its communication signals wrong and explore the link between hippos and whales.

Apex predators use superior strength and cunning strategies to stay at the top of the food chain.

Many animals use mimicry, poison, and other methods to avoid predators.

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