ATSAU Entertainment's Wild Kingdom Channel

Man loves speed and this episode answers some of the most pertinent inquiries as to what animals hold the records.

Oddities of animal motion include mammals that fly, birds that climb with their shoulders, lizards that dive and snakes that travel sideways.

Join Marlin Perkins and Jim Fowler as they explore Africa's Sahara and see how its inhabitants, ranging from warthogs to lions, interact with their environment, both nature-made and man-made.

Marlin and Jim with experts from the Seaquarium in Miami set out to capture a porpoise and study its mysterious progress of learning -- the hop-skip around the world to see porpoises in far away places as Port Elizabeth, in South Africa; Coolangatta in Australia; and Whaler's Cove, in Hawaii.

In remote corners of the Wild Kingdom remaining untouched by forces of change there also remain animals that span the bridge of time back into prehistoric eras... like the Komodo Dragons off the coast of Java; marsupials that are rare and birds that appear as if they just flew out of the still streaming marshlands of the Mesozoic era.

Winter is night, summer is day, and you need your wits to survive in the forbidding land north of the Arctic Circle.

In the southeastern coastal plain of the United States in Georgia, there exists one of the world's truly unique jungle swamps named by the Indians OKEEFENOKEE (land of floating islands).

Marlin Perkins visits the Grand Teton Mountains in the U.S. and the wilderness north of Canada to show us the territorial fight, the rescue of a baby moose and to see the sandhill cranes.

An analysis of the miracle of flight from the soaring condors of the Andes to the backward-flying fairy terns of Midway.

Marlin and Jim take us into one of the wildest areas of the natural wild kingdom in the U.S. — the vast Everglades.

The great tropical rain forest, supports life at all levels. Jim Fowler captures the largest mammal of the Amazon jungle.

Marlin Perkins and Jim Folwer set out to separate fact from fallacy among many popularly held ideas about the animal kingdom.

Comparisons and contrasts are drawn as Marlin and Jim analyze the behavior of the lion in his natural habitat in Africa and in the zoo.

An examination of the destruction of animals natural habitats.

Odd creatures, strange ways and hard-to-believe wonders of the Wild Kingdom.

The habits and adaptations of the animals that live at the North and South Poles.

Even under searing temperatures of 120 degrees or more, life tenaciously takes hold in the Sonora Desert. This American Southwestern region is an arena of daily competition…between animals, plants and insects, struggling to survive the extremes and severities of the desert’s environment. It’s truly a “survival of the fittest,” and a ruggedly beautiful adventure. Marlin Perkins and Jim Fowler are there observing as predator hunts its prey, be it the grey fox, badger or sidewinder snake. Then you’ll be part of the intense excitement as a peccary…the only true wild pig in the United States…becomes the target of Marlin’s capture gun, which shoots a harmless, sleep-inducing drug into the animal. The peccary is then tagged, so that its habits may be more carefully studied, and that life, under the difficult circumstances of the Sonora, may be more clearly understood by man.

The Ngora Ngora, a giant crater in Africa that helps keep herds safe from humans.

Cougars at home in the mountains of western North America.

Wildlife on the islands of Guadalupe, Madagascar, Isle Royale and Midway.

An examination of the intelligence of monkeys.

At the base of Devils Tower near Horse Heaven Pass in Wyoming, is a wilderness city populated by the ….prairie dog.

Handling wild animals in the wild and captivity.

The migration of fur seals in the Bering Sea.

Wild cats of the world; lions, tigers, jaguars, pumas, bobcats and margays are highlighted.