Wild Tales
★ 7 · 2023 · Documentary
The stories of iconic Australian animals and the biological and evolutionary factors that link them.
Episodes
1. Sea Lion King55m · The life of a sea lion pup on Australia's south west coast spans two worlds, born on the rocky shore but dependent on the ocean for food. On land he comes under threat from his own kind, while in the sea he faces the dangers of Great White sharks and humans. Journey with him as he grows from tiny pup completely reliant on his mother to fully grown adult searching for his own breeding territory.
2. Lizards of Oz55m · Australia being the driest inhabited continent, its reptiles have evolved in almost incredible ways to survive and even prosper in the harsh conditions. There are big lizards and small skinks. Some geckos are fast, while others are so slow they hardly move in a day. Resourceful and adaptable, Australia's reptiles have diversified to live in ancient rainforests and even modern cities.
3. Koala Country55m · Follows a young male koala from birth to becoming the dominant male of a patch of eucalyptus forest, overcoming natural predators and surviving climate extremes that have been a part of the Australian ecosystem for countless millions of years.
4. Possum Power55m · A variety of possums live everywhere from the deepest of rainforests to the suburbs of Sydney. From the bossy brushtail to the leaping sugar glider, each has carved out a special niche for itself somewhere in Australia.
5. Nature's Deadly Alchemists55m · Half a billion years before ancient chemists tried - and failed - to transform base metals into gold and create a medicine to cure any illness, nature achieved its own alchemy: Venom and poison are cocktails of death as well as one of nature's great masterpieces.
6. Journey of the Emu55m · Emus are true nomads, following storms they can spot from 100 kilometers, traveling the length of Australia in a never-ending search for scarce food and water. This male emu seeks a mate and to protect his tiny chicks from danger - battling dingoes, eagles, giant lizards, fire and starvation.More Like This
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