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Extinct or Alive
S01E03 - White Wolf of Newfoundland
Forrest teams up with a specialist in Newfoundland in search of the White Wolf, a predator that was declared extinct in 1930. They meet with a hunter that shot what is believed to be a wolf and uncover evidence that suggests the species could be alive.
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Tchajwanský levhart obláčkový
Tchajwanský levhart obláčkový
Tchajwanský levhart obláčkový. Dokument. Forrest studuje stopy a výpovědi očitých svědků naznačující, že tchajwanský levhart obláčkový, který byl nedávno prohlášen za vyhynulého, by mohl být stále naživu
The Madagascar Giant
Madagascar's Pachylemurs were red, furry giants, nearly the size of great apes. Recently discovered remains disprove that they went extinct 1000 years ago and Forrest scales the jungle on a mission to prove the giant species still lives.
White Wolf of Newfoundland
Forrest teams up with a specialist in Newfoundland in search of the White Wolf, a predator that was declared extinct in 1930. They meet with a hunter that shot what is believed to be a wolf and uncover evidence that suggests the species could be alive.
Severský dodo
Severský dodo
Severský dodo. Dokument. Forrest hledá na Faerských ostrovech alku velkou, velkého nelétavého mořského ptáka, který vyhynul před 175 lety
The Tasmanian Tiger Down Under
The Tasmanian Tiger Down Under
After numerous credible eyewitness accounts of the Tasmanian Tiger in Australia, James Cook University has researchers on the move. Forrest joins their study before heading deep into the Cape York Peninsula.
The Dodo of the North
The Dodo of the North
Forrest travels to the Faroe Islands to look for any trace of the Great auk. The search takes him through some of the most scenic and rugged terrain he's ever attempted in his passionate search for a large flightless seabird that has been long forgotten.
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What if extinct animals weren't really extinct? Forrest Gallante, a wildlife biologist, is scouring the globe using cutting edge technology on his mission to find species that the world has stopped looking for.