Wild America

The Armadillo of our southern states is always dressed for battle. Its lizard-like skin and bony-plated shell give it a perfect defense against predators.

The Musk Oxs circle dance and the Armadillo's shell game are explained. Also seen are the one-in-a-million white Moose, and the confused courtship of a prairie Grouse hybrid.

Endangered Mammals, Birds and Fishes that have never been filmed before.. Seen are interviews with four prominent biologists, each an expert on a particular Endangered Species

Come meet the pugnacious Badger, and see how its enormous curved claws and array of sharp teeth help it to frighten away potential predators and also to excavate its elaborate den

The grandeur of Monument Valley, the chasms of the Grand Canyon, the sandstone arches of Utah exert a powerful influence on the wild creatures that live within their realms.

Seeds that actually walk along the ground, mushrooms that glow in the dark, and vines that strangle their host are some of the tactics that plants have adapted to ensure survival.

One of the few creatures that can afford to turn its back on an enemy, the Porcupine has approximately 30,000 good reasons for doing so.

Skunks have few enemies other than cars, household pets and large Owls. But they do have many interesting traits which are often overshadowed by an emphasis on the obvious.

Throngs of European Starlings, hordes of Norway Rats, South American Nutria and millions of Middle Eastern Mussels displace native species and weaken Nature's well-woven fabric.