Home/Nature on Film: Documentaries of the WildHomeList · 67 itemsNature on Film: Documentaries of the WildThe Cinephile67 itemsUpdated il y a 11 moisListNature on Film: Documentaries of the WildThe Cinephile@TheCinephile67Items67 picks in “Nature on Film: Documentaries of the Wild”, curated by The Cinephile on TheLysts.See all 67 itemsFollow The CinephileShareOpen in appThe listShowing 31–40 of 67Search these 67 itemsRankTableCardsNature on Film: Documentaries of the Wild — 10 itemsNameTitleYearPlatformThemeSynopsis31Wings of LifeWings of Life2011Disney+Pollination, InsectsExplores the relationship between flowers and pollinators like bees, bats, and butterflies.32Ocean GiantsOcean Giants2011BBC / YouTubeCetaceans, Marine LifeExamines the intelligence, communication, and behavior of whales and dolphins.33Wild PatagoniaWild Patagonia2015Disney+ / Nat GeoRemote WildernessA look at the harsh, wind-swept ecosystems of Patagonia and the animals that endure them.34Earth’s Tropical IslandsEarth’s Tropical Islands2020BBC / Prime VideoIsolated EcosystemsDelves into the wildlife and cultures of Madagascar, Hawaii, and Borneo.35Kingdom of the White WolfKingdom of the White Wolf2019Disney+ / Nat GeoArctic PredatorsFollows a pack of arctic wolves in Canada as they hunt, play, and raise pups.36Into the InfernoInto the Inferno2016NetflixVolcanoes, GeologyWerner Herzog explores how humans interact with the world's most active and dangerous volcanoes.37Secrets of the WhalesSecrets of the Whales2021Disney+ / Nat GeoMarine MammalsReveals the emotional intelligence and social behaviors of whale families across oceans.38Grizzly ManGrizzly Man2005Prime Video / Apple TVMan vs. NatureThe tragic story of Timothy Treadwell, who lived among grizzly bears in Alaska — and was killed by one.39Nature’s Weirdest EventsNature’s Weirdest Events2012–2016BBC / YouTube / Discovery+Natural OdditiesA mix of science and mystery investigates the most bizarre and surprising animal behavior and natural events.40AnimalsAnimals2021NetflixWildlife BehaviorAn intimate look at the emotional lives of animals — including elephants, kangaroos, and octopuses.57 more items in this listSign up free to see them all, with every column and every photograph.Sign up free3456NextServer-rendered — every page reachable without JavaScriptReport