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Cheetahs are experts at chasing down prey over the open savannah, but brush-covered scrubland presents an entirely different challenge.
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The NATURE miniseries "Animals with Cameras" features camera-wearing meerkats who live in the Kalahari Desert of Southern Africa.
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Appearing out of nowhere, a rogue female wolf tries to kill and eat the pups of a rival pack. Outnumbered and surrounded, the stranger’s assault is pure madness. Will the pack succeed in fighting off this bedraggled intruder?
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Jigokudani Monkey Park in Japan is home to a large troop of macaques.
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The epaulette shark's small size allows it to thrive in shallow coral reefs. But when the tide rolls out it can be left high and dry.
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The male peacock jumping spider (Maratus volans) must dance for his life.
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Watching mom is the best way for cheetah cubs to learn how to hunt. She stalks and takes down a ram almost twice her weight, but 'down' doesn't always mean ‘out’ with such a powerful opponent.
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On Malilangwe Game Reserve in Zimbabwe a female cheetah has been keeping a secret--she’s the mother of five new cubs.
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A cotton line, called a creance, keeps the hawk from flying away.
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The goshawk's crouched posture means she's ready for flight.
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Size and strength are no match for social intelligence.
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