The brown bears living in the remote, barren Mongolian desert are no larger than teddy bears, while the salmon-loving bears of the Kamchatka Peninsula are giants. Top Society of the Moor Monkey of Sulawesi, Indonesia These unusual macaques make their home in rain forests and display sophisticated greetings and other strategies for avoiding conflict. You'll be amazed at how these desert-dwelling behemoths find water in a parched land. Top The Lemurs of Madagascar Visit the protected habitat of these remarkable primates for a clear overview of their many varieties, lifestyles and amazing methods of locomotion. Though this lake is dry most of the year, wildlife abounds.
Spectacular footage includes flocks of nesting pelicans.
Underwater photography captures these giant denizens of the ice-covered Canadian Arctic, including exciting footage of adult walruses protecting their young from the dreaded Polar Bear.