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BBC Natural World Documentary on Tiger Island Dr. Alan Rabinowitz, as he investigates a controversial project to rehabilitate and release conflict tigers in Sumatra .. its total duration is 58 minute, I recommends you another Documentary Living With Baboons BBC [caption id="attachment_774" align="alignnone" width="300"] Tiger Island,Wildlife,BBC Natural World,[/caption]

BBC documentary on Living with Baboons. Baboons of Ethiopia have a friend in biologist Mat Pines, they even pick the nits from his hair. He's been studying and living with them for five years in the remote and arid Awash National Park . [caption id="attachment_778" align="alignnone" width="300"] BBC Documentary,Living with Baboons,Awash National Park,Natural World[/caption] You may also like Tigers Island BBC Natural World Documentary

BBC Wild Animals Natural World Documentary,Lions Den , as its name shows amazing scene of Lions den by hidden cameras,in this Film you will see terrific scene of Lions from very close, a revolutionary remote camera device that boldly goes where no camera has gone before.Also published in YouTube. Here is another great film Queen of the savannah BBC Natural World Documentary . [caption id="attachment_912" align="alignnone" width="300"] Lions Den,Natural World Documentary,BBC Wild Animals[/caption]

Lazing in the middle of a kangaroo mob just a half hour drive  from city suburbs is a truly incredible tale of survival, rarely seen in the animal kingdom: an albino kangaroo that has survived beyond its perilous childhood. Its pure, almost dazzling white coat strikes an amazing contrast against the lush greens and bush greys of the valley floor in the ACT’s Namadgi National Park. Parks ranger Brett McNamara thinks the albino kangaroo, likely an eastern grey, is probably about two years old, which is extremely rare in the wild. The usual fate of such an outstanding creature is a very short lifespan. In this part of the world, 30 minutes past Canberra’s southern suburbs, they make easy prey for wild dogs, foxes, and even eagles from the moment they are born. Their pale skin also makes them susceptible to sun burn and cancer, much like a fair-skinned human.

The Japanese giant salamander is one of the largest of its kind in the world: a mottled, slimy, living fossil that has changed little in millions of years. Being nocturnal and mostly aquatic, these super-salamanders are rarely seen. They lurk in cool streams in mountains and foothills. Though once caught for food, they’re now protected as a national treasure in Japan. Hunting, pollution, and river damming brought their conservation status to “near threatened,” but now a nature center says it has made progress in breeding the giant salamanders. (Also see video: “Giant Salamanders Helped to Spawn.” ) “Although this is the second captive breeding in Japan , it’s the first in an indoor display tank,” said Akihiro Ito of the Hanzake Nature Museum of Mizuho in Shimane Prefecture. “It took us five years.”  

Watch Jaguar Attack on Crocodile.in this Wild Animals attack video you will see Crocodile is helpless, and he dont want to fight even he is king of River.Whats gone wrong in this video,

Global warming and environmental destruction are driving coyotes, bears and mountain lions out of their habitats, but that's only part of the reason why so many animals call the city home. By John Mahoney Posted 12.19.2012 at 9:01 am It’s been a while since he tried to count them all, but Stan Gehrt estimates that more than 2,000 coyotes make a comfortable living in the Chicago metropolitan area today. And in the 12 years he’s spent tracking the animals with radio and GPS collars, Gehrt, a wildlife ecologist at Ohio State University, has witnessed some remarkable adaptations. Suburban coyotes, like the pack in a residential area a few miles from O’Hare airport, have learned to live in much smaller territories than they do in rural places. Downtown coyotes, which roam among the towers and traffic of the Chicago Loop, thrive in the city by hunting enough small rodents to feed themselves and their young. Some urban coyotes have even been spotted crossing streets in ...