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Was expecting a duel between the lion cub and the snapping turtle!😂

That was no acting, this man was the real deal naturalist. Look how strong he is to break free from that huge snake. Also notice how he handles the head of the snake passing it back and forth. Unbelievable.

Love all of these

That man was a piece of trash He was complicit in so much wildlife animal cruelty doing the filming of those things he should’ve been put in prison for the rest of his life

I’m not sayin a word lol❤

Can you upload these episodes Kangaroos of Broken Hill New Zealand Deer Lift World of the bleeding heart baboon Operation Genesis Lemurs of Madagascar Gorillas of the mountains And all the other episodes that haven’t been uploaded

Thanks for helping the animals sure need our help.

Use to watch this program in the 70's with the family in Sunday evening at 5:30 and at 6 was the wonderful world of Disney. When America was Peaceful.

Them trucks were made to last.

Our family use to watch this in the 70's on Sunday evening before Disney. These times were pure when America was great...

Wild Kingdom and Wonderful World of Disney, The best two hours on Sunday evenings in the 70s, Pure magic.

Probably filmed in the 70s! ❤

We LOVED Wild Kingdom! Sunday nights were the best. Right after we'd watch Disney movie of the week!

From what I’ve heard. You forgot the most populous, marsupial, not a bear, the drop bear. Wahahahaha

That's what you call a manly man! Running after water buffaloes!

Imagining Cousteau and Perkins fighting over access to a swamp.

I love this show. ❤. This is so old school.

Australia 🇦🇺 needs both anteaters and aardvarks to get rid of the termite mounds, but at the same time the water buffaloes 🐃 deserve to be crossbred with alpha male Texas Longhorn bulls.

Stan finally put on FOOTWEAR ... a RARE OCCASION for him 😮😮😮😮

Go get the beavers from Chile. Beavers were introduced there in the 1940's. The trees in Chile cannot live with their roots underwater so the beavers are killing the forests in Chile. Go get them and bring them back to Norh America.

Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, amazing video keep up the good content

Thank you for this ❤

What fun that Wild Kingdom episodes have found their way to youtube! Peter would remember another of the crew who shared many camps with Marlin and Jim: cameraman and wildlife nut Warren Garst. Warren told lots of stories of his days traveling the world filming wildlife. It was the highlight of his life!

One day We came upon a beaver that got crushed by the big birch tree he cut down.

so basically yet another species were nearly wiped out again because of white mans GREED.

I didn't think those puffins could fly

Thanks Peter, Dr. Rae and all involved with your support for these animals.

Excellent.Always good to help an animal.

Glad they mentioned Marlin Perkins.😊

That's Mr. Gros to you!😂❤

This is a really very special moment in the life of wildlife conservation releasing animals back into the wild where they belong and so they can live and thrive in their natural habitat for generations to come it’s so emotional 🥹 and rewarding to see for wildlife worldwide 🌎

So impressing

I wish this was my job❤..I can imagine it's so rewarding.

Wow

Great stuff from Marlin and the crew

He just seemed to keep provoking the different animals. Couldn't wait for the lion cub to shut up

As young kids Sunday night’s were special. Disney, Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom took right up to bedtime for school the next morning.

Nice🎉

How many animals in this series have killed livestock and captured at what ever cost

Marlin is even distinguished wrestling an Anaconda

Marlin Perkins makes people like the Rock, seem like choir boys! Impressive

Wonderful show i loved sundays 6:00 at 7:00 after wonderful world of Disney

I wonder what state this was filmed in.

Never missed an episode when I was a kid. A Sunday night must-see show!

Way back in prehistoric times, when our roof-top antenna could only receive 5 channels, Marlin was always our favorite, on Sunday afternoons. (Sunday morn & aft TV, really sucked in those days) I even thought Mutual Of Omaha insured animals.

lol wow..times have changed.

I like sharks

It’s Amazing really Nature at its best

It way better when you were 5yrs old. Now you know they Mellon and others in a petting zoo in FLa or now foe sure 2024 Texas. Texas holds the most DNA for captive breads in the world. If it wasn't for MUTUAL of Omaha I may have scoffed at my dad to catch a trout in those caol steams. MOTHER I did.

Some of their presentation on "animal intelligence" is a bit misleading or relying on general conclusions or assuming that all species within a certain "tier" are going to be the same. And this is not the case... Take for example, tests regarding reflections... Many animals have been known to think that when they see themselves in a mirror, they think their reflection is another animal. CZcams has a short of this in which a bear comes up on a mirror in the woods and attacks the mirror thinking the bear he saw was another bear that startled him. Yet, some animals can recognize their own reflection, and among these animals is the Magpie, a species of bird... which under the tier list they use, shouldn't have been able to recognize its own reflection when a bear couldn't. There can also be cases of mimicry where one species of animal has learned to mimic the calls of other animals. Various species of parrots and parakeets have mastered this... as have ravens, although, ravens have not necessarily been as willing to demonstrate the ability as parrots and parakeets. While this may not be a sign of "higher" intelligence, there would have to be some level of cognition going on that is beyond basic instinct. And among birds, some of this could serve as a distraction to either intimidate predators or potential rivals. And at times this hasn't been limited to birds. Bengal Tigers in India have been known to mimic the call of Sambar Deer, an animal they regularly prey on... and biologists have also noted that the Sloth Bear has learned this... as their observations have noted that these bears become MORE alert at the sound of a Sambar Deer's call, regardless of whether or not a Sambar Deer has actually made the call. This has shown some measure of learning in two different carnivorans. One, the tiger, has found a way to lure prey to it while the other, the bear, knows the tiger's trick and will be hesitant in order to avoid being on the menu. They've also presented issues in thinking that these tiers apply across the board in every group... as though the tiers are the same as taxonomy, which is not the case. For example, whales and dolphins... I.E. cetaceans have been found to be very intelligent animals in their own right, and with many cases finding them to be on par with primates, if not surpassing many of them, in certain respects. They've proved quite trainable, and some scientists have even observed that dolphins raised in captivity have even taught WILD dolphins some of the same tricks the former captive dolphins learned from man. Which shows they can both learn and consciously teach. One would then thin, that based on the tier list they use that whales and dolphins would be primates based on that intelligence... They aren't. Whales and dolphins are actually closer to elephants and hippopotamus in terms of their taxonomic placement on the animal family tree. All of which shows that things are NOT linear between any or all animal species or groupings.