Wild America Episode Guide

Episode Guide

• All-American Animals

  Pronghorns, mute swans and opossums.

• Amazing Armadillo

  Marty examines the armadillo.

• Amazing Legends

  North American animals.

• Animal Oddities

  Unusual prehistoric and modern animals.

• Antlered Kingdom

  The deer family includes caribou, moose and elk.

• At the Crossroads

  Wildlife struggles to survive in America.

• Attracting Wildlife

  Providing food and shelter for wildlife.

• Backyard Wildlife

  Some animals thrive within city limits.

• Badlands

  Wildlife of South Dakota's Badlands National Park.

• Beautiful Blues

  Marty explains blue's presence in nature.

• The Beauty of Butterflies

  The monarch butterfly makes a lengthy annual migration.

• Belligerent as a Badger

  Sharp teeth and claws help the badger survive.

• Beneficial Bats

  Bats play an important role in nature.

• Bighorn!

  Life cycle of the Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep.

• The Bill Makes the Bird

  Different birds utilize their specialized beaks accordingly.

• Billion Dollar Bass

  Marty fishes for largemouth bass.

• Birds of a Feather

  Feathers insulate, camouflage and adorn birds.

• Birds of Peace

  Doves and pigeons court, mate and migrate.

• Birds of Prey

  Falcons, hawks, eagles and other predatory birds.

• Bobcat

  The bobcat preys upon large and small creatures.

• Born to Run

  The graceful pronghorn is one of nature's swiftest creatures.

• Bushytails

  Tree squirrels use their tails for balance and protection.

• Call to Courtship

  Bird songs intimidate rivals and attract mates.

• Canyon Creatures

  Wild creatures adapt to canyon conditions.

• Chipmunks of Yosemite

  Chipmunk species thrive at Yosemite.

• Cliffhangers

  Marty studies the Rocky Mountain goat.

• Colors in Nature

  Beauty and color help plants and animals survive.

• Controversial Coyote

  Marty observes the often-hated coyote.

• Cottontails & Kin

  Nature helps seemingly vulnerable rabbits survive.

• Cute as a Cub

  Grizzly, polar and black bear cubs learn to fish and forage, swim, climb and have fun.

• Cutthroat: Grizzly Creek

  Trout, white pelicans and bears populate Grizzly Creek.

• Cutthroat: Yellowstone Lake

  Yellowstone Lake's ecosystem.

• Cutthroat: Yellowstone River

  Catching trout by hand.

• Dancers of the Dawn

  Distinct traits differentiate grouse species.

• Dangerous Encounters

  Encounters between humans and animals; jellyfish; bees.

• Designs for Defense

  Camouflage and other features help animals survive.

  Next on: Saturday 12th December 8:00am EST - WSBK
• Evergreen

  Birds and mammals find shelter within evergreens.

• The Eyes Have It

  Eye position, shape and number help creatures survive.

• Family Feud

  Sibling conflicts sometimes turn deadly.

• Family of Foxes

  Arctic, gray, swift, kit and red foxes.

• Fantastic Follies

  Bloopers and practical jokes of the wild.

• Fascinating Fishes

  Marty examines several kinds of fish.

• Feathered Jewels

  Slow-motion spotlights hummingbirds.

• The First Ten Years

  Marty reviews a decade of shows.

• Fishers in the Family

  Orphaned fishers learn to live in the wild.

• Fishers in the Family

  Orphaned fishers learn to live in the wild.

• Great Escapes

  The small prevail when predator and prey clash.

• Grouse & the Goshawk

  Hunter and prey evolve together.

• Growing Up Wild

  The Stouffers take their daughter camping.

• Headgear

  Marty examines the functions of horns and antlers.

• Hog Wild!

  Peccaries live bizarre, sometimes violent existences.

• Home Is Where There's Habitat

  Interesting and unusual habitats.

• In the Forest

  Marty explores national woodlands.

• Incredible Shrew

  The shrew eats voraciously.

• Just Little Varmints

  Ground squirrels are an essential prey species.

• Kids and Critters

  The Stouffers nurse lost wildlife.

• Killer Mice

  The grasshopper mouse howls after a kill.

• King of Snakes

  King snakes fight, mate, hatch eggs and feed.

• Living With Wildlife

  Man affects ecological systems.

• Magnificent as a Moose

  The moose's appearance belies its grace.

• Man Who Loved Bears

  Marty raises a grizzly cub.

• Man Who Loved Bears

  An adopted cub learns to fear humans.

• Managing Wildlife

  Balancing human and animal interests.

• Marmot Mountain

  Sentry marmots whistle when danger threatens.

• Meet the Marten

  The nocturnal marten stalks squirrels and birds.

• Minnesota Mink

  Marty follows a wild mink near Lake Superior.

• Mountain Monarchs

  Goats, Alaskan Dall sheep and golden eagles.

• Multitude of Mollusks

  Snails, squids and other invertebrates.

• Nest Is Best

  Nests differ widely among bird species.

• North Woods Lynx

  Lynx and snowshoe hares exist interdependently.

• Old Man Muskrat

  The aquatic muskrat flourishes in wetlands.

• Olympic Odyssey

  Marty Stouffer tours Washington's Olympic National Park.

• Otters of the Adirondacks

  Otters frolic in mountain rivers.

• Our Favorite Animals

  Baby animals of North America; predator vs. prey.

• Owls: Lords of Darkness

  The owl hunts nocturnally.

• Peculiar Plants

  Photography captures plant reproduction.

• Pennsylvania Whitetail

  Game management in America.

• People of the Bison

  Bison return to ancient Indian lands.

• Photographing Wildlife

  Secrets of photographing wildlife.

• Prairie Park?

  Great Plains prairie ecosystems vanish.

• The Predators

  Relationship between predator and prey.

• Pretty as a Quail

  The shy quail is both lovely and clever.

• Prickly Porcupine

  Marty observes the porcupine.

• Prince of the Pond

  Marty examines the frog's life cycle.

• Queen of the Ice

  The female polar bear teaches her cubs survival.

• Remarkable Reptiles

  Marty observes lizards and alligators.

• Ringtailed Rascals

  Raccoons, ringtails and coatis.

• River of the Bears

  Bears gather for a four-week salmon feast.

  Next on: Saturday 19th December 8:00am EST - WSBK
• Season of the Seals

  Seals and sea lions come ashore to breed.

• Shades of Gray

  Neutral hues camouflage many creatures.

• Shenandoah Springtime

  Marty explores Shenandoah National Park in spring.

• Snakedance

  Rattlesnakes dance a combat number.

• Some Feet Have Noses

  Remarkable animal feet.

• Spectacular Showdowns

  Fights between animals.

• Swamp Bear

  Marty tracks a black bear through swampland.

• Swamp Bear

  Marty locates a black bear's feeding ground.

• Swamp Critters

  Wildlife abounds in America's southern swamps.

• A Tale About Tails

  Animal tails have countless functions.

• Tender Times

  Baby animals.

• Those Smelly Skunks

  Marty dons protective gear to approach a skunk.

• Timberdoodles of Moosehorn

  The woodcock frequents bogs.

• Time of the Grizzly

  The history and habitats of grizzly bears.

• Tracking Wildlife

  Marty shows how to follow animals.

• Truth About Turtles

  The turtle prospers in varied environments.

• Valley of the Elk

  National Elk Refuge in Wyoming.

• Wacky Babies

  Lighter side of baby animals.

• Watching Wildlife

  Observing animals in their natural habitats.

• Weasels: Sleek and Savage

  Speed and audacity help the weasel survive.

• Weasels: Sleek and Savage

  Otters, badgers, minks, skunks, ferrets.

• White on White

  Snowy fur and plumage aid arctic animals.

• Whitebark

  A nutcracker and a pine live symbiotically.

• Wild Babies

  Some wild animals adapt to living with humans.

• Wild Cats

  The cat family includes jaguars, lynxes, bobcats and ocelots.

• Wild Dogs

  A comparison of 'man's best friend' and the wolf.

• Wild Refuge

  An overview of U.S. wildlife refuges.

• Wild Texas

  Varied creatures thrive in Texas' many climates.

• Wild Turkey

  Eastern and Western gobblers differ.

• Wild Turkey

  Game management saves the turkey.

• Wild Wings

  Colorful, tuneful birds possess enviable abilities.

• Wild Wyoming

  Wildlife and fragile resources of Wyoming.

• Wings Over the Marsh

  In springtime, migrating waterfowl perform breeding rituals and settle into nesting season.

• Wolf & the Whitetail

  A litter of wolf pups and twin fawns.

• Wolverine Country

  The wolverine inhabits a rugged land.

• Woodies and Hoodies

  Marty studies two North American ducks.

• Woodpecker: Nature's Hammerheads

  Woodpeckers seek food and shelter in trees.

• X-Rated Imports

  European starlings; Norway rats; South American nutria; Middle Eastern mussels.

• Year of the Mustang

  Small, wild horses inhabit the Southwest plains of the United States.

• Year of the Mustang

  Small, wild horses inhabit the Southwest plains of the United States.

• Zoom in on Wildflowers

  Searching for wildflowers from the Mexican to the Canadian border; how American Indians use wildflowers for food and medicine.