TV-G
2009
Science & Nature
Wildlife
The Great Melt
Season 1, Episode 1
: The massive Arctic snow melt triggers a chain reaction causing the dramatic arrival of millions of animals that now must share one habitat. For a caribou and her calf, it will be a struggle of life and death.
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About the Series
Nature's Great Events
This exploration of the planet's most breathtaking natural events follows vast migrations, huge ocean convergences, powerful weather systems and mighty floods.
SEASON EPISODES FROM EXISTING SERIES ENDPOINT
Episodes
1. The Great Melt
The Arctic snow melt causes the arrival of millions of animals that now must share one habitat.
2. The Great Salmon Run
In British Columbia, Canada, the survival of carnivores like bears depends on the yearly salmon run.
3. The Great Migration
The animals drawn to the Serengeti plain after the annual rains must contend with carnivores.
4. The Great Tide
Cooling South African coastal waters draw billions of sardines and many ocean predators.
5. The Great Flood
The flooding of the Okavango River draws in wildlife, including both predators and prey.
6. The Great Feast
Faced with the journey across the Pacific to feed, a young humpback tries to survive.
SEASON EPISODES FROM NEW GETSEASON ENDPOINT
Episodes
1. The Great Melt
The Arctic snow melt causes the arrival of millions of animals that now must share one habitat.
2. The Great Salmon Run
In British Columbia, Canada, the survival of carnivores like bears depends on the yearly salmon run.
3. The Great Migration
The animals drawn to the Serengeti plain after the annual rains must contend with carnivores.
4. The Great Tide
Cooling South African coastal waters draw billions of sardines and many ocean predators.
5. The Great Flood
The flooding of the Okavango River draws in wildlife, including both predators and prey.
6. The Great Feast
Faced with the journey across the Pacific to feed, a young humpback tries to survive.
Season 1, Episode 1 - The Great Melt
Starring:
David Attenborough
Release Year:
2009
Rating Information:
TV-G
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