How Polar Bears Dry Off
Season 37
Episode 6
About the Episode
Polar bears have their own special way of drying off after a swim - rolling around in the snow!
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Extras
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Busy Beavers | Backyard Nature
Cinematographer Jeff Hogan takes you into his own backyard to meet his favorite creature.4:05 -
Making of "American Ocelot"
Wildlife filmmaker Ben Masters sets out on a years-long mission to capture ocelots.5:39 -
Filmmakers Travel to Poland to Capture "Coolest" Woodpeckers
Filmmakers Ann Prum and Mark Carroll traveled to Poland to film an elusive woodpecker.2:15 -
How Filmmakers Captured Acorn Woodpeckers
Mark Carroll takes us up in a crane to show how he captured acorn woodpeckers.2:26 -
Preview of American Ocelot
Dive deep into South Texas to meet one of America’s most endangered cats: the ocelot.0:30 -
Ocelot Moms... They're Just Like Us
Filmmaker Ben Masters brings his infant into the field to "help" with camera trapping.2:23 -
Cameraman Reacts to Capturing Rare Ocelot Footage
Once the camera traps are set up, you never know what you may capture on film.3:03 -
Rare Black Woodpecker Family Caught on Camera
In the dark forests of Poland, rarely filmed black woodpeckers feed their hungry chicks.2:34 -
Acorn Woodpecker Family Guards Their Stash
Acorn woodpeckers love to collect acorns and tattoo them into holes they create in trees.3:06 -
Dramatic Vole Escape Caught on Camera
This vole is not safe from weasels or great owls -- even deep under the snow.2:56
