Overview
The first explorers to penetrate beyond the headwaters of the Missouri brought back tales of a strange land. They spoke of valleys that seemed to smoke and burn perpetually, and of a river that never froze, even in the hardest winter. That land is Yellowstone, America's oldest national park. Two-and-a-half million visitors flock there each summer, but in winter the park takes on another face that most people never see. Bison huddle in the warmth of the hot springs and the steam vents and geysers attain a new beauty in the frozen air.
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3 - 1Among The Wild Chimpanzees November 04, 1984 -
3 - 2One Man's Island November 11, 1984
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3 - 3Invaders Of The Truk Lagoon November 18, 1984
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3 - 4The Desire Of The Moth November 25, 1984
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3 - 5A Question Of Space December 02, 1984
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3 - 6Peacocks, Parasites And The Puzzle Of Sex December 09, 1984
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3 - 7Land Of Ice And Fire December 16, 1984
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3 - 8The Lost World Of Medusa December 23, 1984
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3 - 9Kinabalu - Summit Of Borneo January 06, 1985
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3 - 10Wild Ireland January 13, 1985
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3 - 11Water - A Fresh Look January 20, 1985
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3 - 12Battle Of The Leaves January 27, 1985
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3 - 13The Year Of The Rat February 03, 1985
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3 - 14Through Animal Eyes February 10, 1985
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3 - 15Within A Garden Wall February 17, 1985