Chile: A Wild Journey

The team journeys to Patagonia, specifically Torres del Paine National Park, which provides the perfect ecosystem for the country's largest predator: the puma.

The seas of Chile hold all kinds of life, from the biggest marine mammal to the smallest. In these waters, the team tries to find the largest animal to ever exist: the blue whale.

Fighting in the animal kingdom is much more than a demonstration of who is the strongest. The team travels to some of Chile's remote regions to observe these behaviors.

The sea of ​​Chile contains perfect and delicate forms of life and ecosystems. In this chapter, we will learn about the forests that sustains life within its depths.

In regions across Chile, there are varying native species that are practically unknown to the world. On top of that, they are currently facing the threat of endangerment.

In this chapter, our destination is to the south of Chile, in the territories of Darwin's Frog, and in its search, we will learn about species that are almost unknown to the world.

In Chile, there are more than 500 species of birds. Dive into all the fascinating stories of why each bird has differences in color, behavior, and adaptations.

Witness magical moments of nature, from a cougar mother playing tenderly with her cubs to vampire bats and blue whales. We'll see a small sample of Chile's natural beauty.