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A lot of us have used the stay-at-home orders to catch up on or binge watch our favorite TV shows and original series. Inevitably those shows will come to an end and you’ll be looking for something new to watch. One genre of streaming that has numerous options and truly something for everybody is nature. From an inside look at a mysterious animals’ life to learning about the importance of the world’s rainforests, here are some of the best nature streams to check out.
“Chasing Coral”
A team of divers, photographers and scientists take a thrilling ocean adventure to reveal the mystery of coral reefs around the world.
(Netflix, 2017)
“Great Migrations”
Viewers tag along for the most epic journeys animals undertake in order to survive and carry the species forward.
(Disney+, 2010)
“Night on Earth: Shot in the Dark”
Using cutting-edge technology, viewers experience the hidden lives of the world’s creatures, from lions to bats.
(Netflix, 2020)
“Sharkwater Extinction”
Rob Stewart sheds light on the illegal fishing industry that has been threatening the world’s sharks.
(Amazon Prime, 2018)
“How the Wild West Was Won”
Bushcraft expert Ray Mears explores the history of the wildlife of the wild West. Mears shows how human expansion altered the land in the times of cowboys and Indians.
(Amazon Prime, 2014)
“Chasing Niagara”
Follow the adventures of pro kayaker Rafa Ortiz living out his dream of paddling over Niagara Falls. Filmed over the course of a year, follow the journey of Ortiz’s attempt with the help of some friends.
(Amazon, 2015)
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