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This marathon takes viewers on a journey through North America's diverse landscapes, highlighting the fascinating lives of the continent's wild animals. From the fierce and versatile Bobcat to the elusive Lynx, the video explores the intricate dynamics of predator and prey in various ecosystems. Watch as Bobcat kittens learn survival skills from their mother, while encountering other predators like coyotes and weasels. Journey to the Arctic, where polar bears hunt seals and face the challenges of the melting ice. In Yellowstone, witness the cutthroat trout's perilous migration, while marmots demonstrate their unique survival strategies. The video also delves into the wildlife of Shenandoah National Park, showcasing deer, possums, and the delicate balance of life in the Blue Ridge Mountains. With breathtaking footage and insightful narration, this documentary celebrates the beauty and resilience of America's wild creatures. From: Wild America

3 Hours of Animal Facts To Fall Asleep To is presented by Real Wild. Its listed runtime is 199 minutes. The source link and publisher attribution are provided with the embedded film.

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3 Hours of Animal Facts To Fall Asleep To
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199 minutes
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Real Wild

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