Up Close and Natural Block Feed: Programs 109-115

1 hours, 32 minutes

109. Mammals

A baby raccoon and two fawns introduce the distinctive characteristics of mammals—even dolphins. 13 minutes.

110. Winter at Squam Lake

How animals such as the snowy owl, black bear, and white-tailed deer adapt to winter's cold. 13 minutes.

111. Life in the Winter Forest

Winter homes in the many-layered forest habitat. 15 minutes.

112. The Pond

Spring brings new life to the pond, including animals too small to see with the naked eye. 13 minutes.

113. Marsh and Swamp

The food chain; the importance of the wetlands as breeding places. 12 minutes.

114. In the Field

A fox kit, a woodchuck, an opossum, a skunk, and a kestrel survive by finding food, seeking shelter, and avoiding danger. 13 minutes.

115. Outside Your Door

Backyard naturalists can study creatures close to home: millipedes, centipedes, spiders, bees, sowbugs, spittle bugs. 13 minutes.

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