20 Years Following a Killer Whale Family Learning To Hunt

The Pacific coast of North America is the largest laboratory on earth where on-going studies into the state of the Killer Whale reveal startling new information about the oceans we inhabit. Saving The Orca: How Ocean Pollution Is Killing Our Killer Whales | Natural Kingdom | Real Wild Content licensed by TVF International to Little Dot Studios.

From cute to killer. Before the toughest and most dominant big cats, bears, and reptiles perfect their skills they all start out innocent and cute. But to survive in their respected worlds they need to be trained into killers to thrive. This is how big cats, bears, and reptiles become killers.

This documentary follows the lives of Europe’s most formidable raptors, from the shy and agile Goshawk to the massive Golden Eagle of the Alps. These birds have spent millions of years perfecting the art of the hunt, developing eyesight that functions like built-in binoculars and claws capable of life-ending force. Whether it is a Goshawk navigating dense branches at breakneck speeds or a Snake Eagle taking on venomous prey, every maneuver is a calculated risk. As human activity changes the landscape, these ancient hunters face new challenges in their fight to remain the ultimate guardians of the wilderness.

Travel to Argentina to uncover the massive Giganotosaurus, a potential rival to the T-Rex in size and ferocity. Meet the Linder family, who unearthed Bambi, a baby raptor, providing new insights into dinosaur family life and care. Join paleontologists as they unravel the social behaviors of allosaurs at Kom Bluff, Wyoming. Witness how modern reconstructions and techniques are challenging long-held misconceptions about these prehistoric predators. Explore how innovations like baking soda blasting and cutting-edge technology are revolutionizing our understanding of these magnificent creatures. Dive into an enthralling exploration of the ancient world, where killer dinosaurs ruled the land.

Thirty years after its dominant era in Sicily, Cosa Nostra is fundamentally transforming. Rather than relying on the open conflict of the 1980s and 1990s, modern organized crime has adapted to survive. Today, the Sicilian Mafia operates within the "gray zone", infiltrating legal businesses, finance, and covert networks to quietly rebuild its influence. Director: David Beriain Clandestino, Episode 8

A drifter with many faces finally had a name: Paul John Knowles. What followed pulled in multiple states, agencies, and a survivor who lived to tell investigators what he said next. From a failed roadside abduction in Palm Beach to a hostage taken from a quiet West Palm Beach home, the investigation widens with a chilling find: record albums in Macon that link Knowles to a double homicide in Marlboro, Connecticut. As alerts blanket the Southeast, a gas station sighting in Lakeland points to a blue Ford and a Florida trooper suddenly riding in the back seat. Then comes a desperate run on Georgia back roads, a shattered roadblock, and a tense search through woods and farmhouses. The final twist involves secret audio tapes, a lawyer who won’t hand them over without a court order, and a last, high‑stakes ride to recover a crucial weapon.