Time and again, they have managed to immerse viewers in fascinating and beautiful landscapes.

As this documentary demonstrates, it is also one of the most ecologically diverse.

As a result, it allows for a nuanced appreciation of this extraordinary region of the United States.

Alan Tudyk smiling as Harry Vanderpeigle in Resident Alien

However, this documentary is notable for the extent to which it focuses on the positive.

In particular, it highlights stories of survival.

And, of course, it is also full of gorgeous imagery.

Ragnar is examining his surroundings in Vikings

No one can watch this documentary without feeling inspired.

It well deserves its place as one of thebest movies set in Africa.

It possesses a variety of environments, which makes it the perfect subject for aNational Geographic documentary.

Tarkin from Rogue One in the foreground and Ghorman in Andor season 2 in the background

Wolves, mustangs, and storks are just some of the animals that viewers meet.

From the very first scene, this incisive animal documentary immerses viewers in the awe-inspiring world of Yellowstone.

In typical National Geographic style, it introduces the viewer to animals both familiar and strange.

A lynx in the snow and a sea otter floating with some kelp

Unsurprisingly, much of this revolves around the infamous Vikings.

It is thus a prime candidate for a National Geographic special of its own.

It is impossible not to be in simple awe of what they are able to accomplish.

A sea otter with some kelp in Big Sur WIld California

However, it is also notable for the unflinching way that it discusses nature itself.

It ultimately demonstrates the dynamic relationships that comprise the many natural environments in the US.

Audiences who want to know more about it should definitely tune intoWild India.

A baby chimp hanging in a tree in Wild Uganda

Though each species is its own focus, the series uses this to draw larger conclusions about their environments.

Many of these are explored in detail inWild Russia.

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A wolf snarling on the Wild Portugal poster

A grizzly bear in the grass in Wild Yellowstone

A baby chimp in Wild Congo

A lynx looking up at the snow in Wild Nordic

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A bald eagle landing in America the Beautiful

A family of lions in Wild India

A tiger showing it’s teeth in Wild Russia

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