Brazil Untamed

In the southern Pantanal lies the highlands of the Bodoquena Hills.

Every year, the southern wetlands of the Pantanal become a bird paradise, as over 650 incredible species congregate there for breeding season.

Follow scientists as they track a herd of 300 mysterious white-lipped peccaries through the heart of the Pantanal wetlands in their daily search for food.

The magnificent jaguar is the largest cat in all of the Americas. In Brazil, it reigns over a magical land filled with natural beauty and diversity.

Two male ocelots, among the rarest wild cats of the Pantanal, are fighting it out over a freshly killed anaconda. In the distance, the loudest land animal in the Western Hemisphere, the howler monkey, fills the air with its primal cry.

The white-whiskered spider monkey that inhabit a protected forest on the southern edge of Brazil's Amazon Rainforest is spotlighted.

Large rodents called capybaras that live on the northern edge of the Brazilian Pantanal are spotlighted.

Numerous species, including giant anteaters, maned wolves and the greater rhea, flock to the grasslands of the Pantanal during the dry season.

A biologist searches for a giant otter den at the southern edge of the Brazilian Pantanal.

An examination of the 80 mammal species, 650 bird species, 50 reptile species and more than 300 fish species that inhabit the Pantanal.