Brazil Gone Wild

Brazil Gone Wild from 2014 is an explosive wildlife documentary series from BBC, that takes viewers on an extraordinary journey into the untamed landscapes of Brazil. This intriguing documentary series is filled with wonder and excitement as it presents the complex and never-seen-before dimensions of Brazil's rich and diverse ecosystems.

Brazil is globally renowned for its unmatched biodiversity. Housing the largest rainforest and the biggest collection of living plant and animal species in the world, Brazil's natural world is a vibrant spectacle. The series does not just limit itself to the famous Amazon Rainforest but travels through all major eco-regions, including the Pantanal, the Cerrado, the Caatinga, the Pampas, and the Atlantic Forest. Each region offering its unique blend of natural beauty and wildlife magic.

Directed and produced by a team of gifted artists, the BBC team of cinematographers, researchers and field experts ensured viewers get the most intimate and realistic look at Brazil's wildlife. With breathtakingly gorgeous visuals and insightful commentary, the series paints a raw yet compelling image of nature's grandeur.

This series is not just an encounter with the wildlife; it's an exploration of the fragile, pulsating life-giving ecosystems that sustain a monumental diversity of species. Watch as the visually dazzling series decodes the intriguing life of Jaguars in the Pantanal, a region that has been titled as “one of the most biodiverse places on Earth.” Witness the sheer strength and majesty of these big cats, their hunting tactics, survival skills, and complex social structures.

Up in the Amazon, get up close and personal with the enigmatic pink dolphins, an elusive species adapting to a life of visibility issues in the murky waters. Dive deep into the Amazon River, home of the deadly piranhas and mighty anacondas. In the Cerrado, see the quirks of the maned wolf, a species not exactly a wolf, nor a fox but a unique marvel of the ecosystem. Venture into the Atlantic Forest to observe capuchin monkeys, one of nature's smartest animals using their problem-solving skills for survival.

In the Caatinga, be astounded by the Bat Falcon’s quick hunting maneuver in response to the plague of locusts, a frequent occurrence in this arid and drought-prone region. The Pampas or the South American plains introduces you to the maned wolf, the world's tallest wild canid and its struggle for survival against the loss of habitat.

At the heart of the show, however, is the exploration of the complex relationships between these creatures, their environment, and how they co-exist. Watch it all under the naked Sun, shot during every season to fully capture the year-round resilience of these determined creatures.

Beyond the exploration of wildlife behavior, the series is also an acute examination of how climate changes affect these ecosystems - compelling the animals to adapt and evolve. A backdrop of human interference, deforestation, and urbanization is always present, serving as poignant reminders of the planet's ongoing environmental crises.

A fitting tribute to Brazil's natural beauty, the series brings together cutting-edge technology with spectacular wildlife behavior, resulting in a fascinating wildlife narration that’s as captivating as it is enlightening. Add to this the stunning BBC production values, high-definition imagery, and the rewarding understanding gained from delving into nature's ceaseless, orchestrated chaos - the series becomes an unmissable treat for all wildlife enthusiasts.

Intriguing, spectacular, and utterly breathtaking, Brazil Gone Wild is a beautifully constructed wildlife series that will inform and entertain, providing a unique window into the lives of some of the planet's most extraordinary creatures. It underlines that natural world still holds many mysteries, wonders, and stories that are waiting to be explored. It's a remarkable journey into the wild - so prepare yourself to be pounced upon by intriguing information, surprised by unexpected behaviors, and smitten by the rare beauties of Brazil’s wild.