The Sneaky Mating Strategy of Red Kangaroos
Season 34
Episode 9
About the Episode
Female red kangaroos sneak off with beta males to help preserve genetic diversity.
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Extras
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Preview of WILDHEART
Immerse yourself in Scotland with its magnificent 500-year-old Scots pine tree.0:29 -
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How Female Emperor Penguins Find Their Chicks
Emperor penguin moms rely on sound to find their babies.2:23 -
Penguin Mom Risks Life to Feed Chick
To feed her chick, this rockhopper penguin mom must risk her own life.2:48 -
Emperor Penguin Chick's First Solo Venture
With a little encouragement from dad, this chick takes its first steps onto the ice alone.2:36 -
Busy Beavers | Backyard Nature
Cinematographer Jeff Hogan takes you into his own backyard to meet his favorite creature.4:05 -
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
