Cheetahs are experts at chasing down prey over the open savannah, but brush-covered scrubland presents an entirely different challenge.

The NATURE miniseries "Animals with Cameras" features camera-wearing meerkats who live in the Kalahari Desert of Southern Africa.

Newborn meerkats are typically hidden from view, only emerging from their burrow when two to three weeks old. In a filmmaking first, a camera-wearing meerkat goes underground to reveal her colony's newest pups.

Kimbang is a four-year-old female chimp who had a difficult start in life.

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?

Jigokudani Monkey Park in Japan is home to a large troop of macaques.

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.

The male peacock jumping spider (Maratus volans) must dance for his life.

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.