
Overview
Hunted almost to extinction over the past three centuries, cougars are making a comeback today, with some 30,000 living in the wilds of North and South America. But still they face uncertain prospects, as human encroachment continues to shrink their natural habitats. Doggedly tracking these magnificent animals, once known as the “king cat,” filmmaker Ron Shade provides an incisive look at their prospects for survival in Trail of the Cougar.
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21 - 1Tall Blondes October 13, 2002
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21 - 2Horse and Rider October 20, 2002
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21 - 3Dive to the Abyss October 27, 2002
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21 - 4Bloody Suckers November 17, 2002
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21 - 5Trail of the Cougar December 15, 2002
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21 - 6Under Antarctic Ice January 12, 2003
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21 - 7The Reptiles: Alligators and Crocodiles February 02, 2003
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21 - 8The Reptiles: Snakes February 09, 2003
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21 - 9The Reptiles: Turtles and Tortoises February 16, 2003
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21 - 10The Reptiles: Lizards February 23, 2003
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21 - 11Lost World of the Holy Land April 13, 2003
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21 - 12Leopards of Yala April 20, 2003
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21 - 13A Mystery in Alaska May 11, 2003
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21 - 14War Wrecks in the Coral Seas May 18, 2003