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The show will give you a different perspective on how these animals respond to their cultural environments and the different troubles that are faced as these animals have to carry their young and protect them from the wild of the environment in which they are in.
Sex in the Wild is a series that is currently running and has 1 seasons (4 episodes). The series first aired on July 16, 2014.
Where do I stream Sex in the Wild online? Sex in the Wild is available for streaming on PBS, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Sex in the Wild on demand at Amazon Prime, Amazon, PBS, Google Play, iTunes online.
- Wednesday 10:00 PM et/pt on PBS
- 1 Season, 4 Episodes
- July 16, 2014
- Action & Adventure, Drama, Romance
- Cast: Mark Evans, Joy Reidenberg
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Reidenberg heads to New Zealand to examine the mating strategies and anatomies of dusky dolphins, who form groups to mate that leap from the water in unison. Males pursue females and rapidly mate in just two seconds. Watch a dolphin birth and learn how breastfeeding underwater is difficult.
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The scientists follow a joey kangaroo's birth and its development. In Brisbane, to conserve koala's they use artificial insemination to boost the numbers of koala babies. Reidenberg visits University of Adelaide to find out about a pioneering breeding program to learn about preservation efforts to save the endangered southern brush-tailed rock-wallaby in South Australia.
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Evans and Reidenberg travel to a sanctuary for orangutans in the Borneo rainforest to learn about reproduction challenges of orangutans. The team looks into how the alpha male "kings" have power over other males and seduce females in their territory. Devoting seven years to raising an orangutan baby is key to the species success.
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Evans and Reidenberg follow pregnant female elephant Kiti, through her baby's birth. Evans travels with a group to trying to control the elephant population, while maintaining genetic diversity, through chemical birth control as Botswana deals with increasing numbers of animals.