Families in the Wild Complete Series

Product Description

Families in the Wild-Monkeys

Many of nature’s most beautiful and fascinating animals live within a complex family structure. Family units can often make the difference between life and death, and are critical to the survival of most species. Families in the Wild presents programs from award-winning filmmakers who capture the amazing intricacies of wild animal family life. The stories of these animal families are filled with adventure, joy and the constant fear of the ‘dangers in the wild’. They are stories that remind us of the incredible wonders of the world and our place in it.

Families in the Wild-Hyenas

Watch Families In the Wild: Hyenas to find out whom. Find out, too, who rules the hyena clan. It s not who you d expect. Hyenas are intelligent animals that are full of surprises. Families In the Wild: Hyenas shares these surprises so that you ll understand these powerful animals.

Families in the Wild-Lions

Families In the Wild: Lions lets you watch from a distance (the same way the cubs do) as Kali kills a wildebeest for her cubs to devour. See how the cubs thank her for this delicious feast! Watching Kali, Tattoo and their cubs is an interesting way to learn about how lions grow up and survive in the wild. After watching Families In the Wild: Lions you’ll know why your little kitten likes to pounce so much!

Families in the Wild-Zebras

Journey with Families in the Wild: Zebras as these beautiful animals migrate from Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania over the Serengeti plains to the Masai Mara Reserve in Kenya. Along the way, the zebras encounter joy as foals are born and fear as lions and crocodiles threaten to attack. As you travel with Root in Families in the Wild: Zebras, you ll root for the young female zebra as she crosses the Mara River and is ambushed by a hungry crocodile. Marvel at the father zebra s dedication to his family. And smile as you watch the newborn foal try his wobbly legs for the first time. As you do, you’ll learn all about Grant zebras…one stripe at a time.