Cows loose on campus. A monkey fleeing from the fuzz. And a buffalo going off the deep end. These spectacular animal antics have all been caught on tape. Hear first hand from the people who've survived their encounters with these animal fugitives.
British adventurer and cinematographer Richard Terry travels to faraway jungles and remote islands in search of the truth behind stories of unknown creatures attacking, and killing, humans.
A small town in South Africa is overrun by a troop of boisterous baboons, so they’ve come up with an ingenious idea: what if they build a house specially designed to study the baboons? But when they move in and bring their primate ways to a human house, the results are outrageous, outlandish and often unthinkable. Get ready for the simian social experiment of a lifetime.
Now, in a landmark two-hour mini-series, the secrets of the animal world will be revealed as Animal Impact presents an incredible and revolutionary look at the bioengineering that make these amazing feats possible. Using the latest and never-before seen imaging technologies, computer graphics and advanced medical diagnostics, Moment of Impact will show the natural world as its never been seen before giving viewers a totally new perspective on creatures big and small, both common and exotic and inside and out. In infinitesimal detail well dissect these singular moments to see exactly what is happening, why it happens and how natures engineering allows it to happen.
Living the wild life doesn't always mean fun and partying for Bud DeYoung and Carrie Cramer. They live together with over 400 animal residents, and work together, rescuing exotic animals, rehabilitating local wildlife and running a struggling small zoo in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. With no days off and no vacation, their relationship has more than its fair share of pressure. They sometimes butt heads, but mostly they share a deep passion for animals. My Life Is a Zoo follows this couple at their DeYoung Family Zoo as they constantly work to keep up with the demands of their business, while tending to their huge and ever-growing wild family. The zoo is home to a diverse mix of exotic and regional animals, some of them rescued from distant parts of the world. Carrie moved in seven years ago and since then the zoo has grown dramatically. It now includes a rehab and rescue program with Bud and Carrie adopting between three and 10 orphaned animals every week.
The Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) is a buffer zone 4 km wide and 248 kilometers long on the Korean peninsula that splits it into two. Both North and South Korea maintain an immense military presence on both sides of the border. It has been half a century after the Korean War but tension still runs high. Isolated from the outside world for over 50 years and closed off to civilians, this zone has become a paradise for wildlife.