Mutual Of Omaha's Wild Kingdom (1963)

"Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom" immerses you into the heart of the wilderness, guided by the legendary zoologist, Marlin Perkins. This enlightening series provides a window into the intricate lives of animals, exploring their survival strategies, relationships, and struggles in both natural habitats and human-influenced environments. Assisting Perkins are the equally passionate naturalists, Jim Fowler and Stan Brock, their collective knowledge illuminating a diverse array of topics. From the vast plains of Africa to the dense jungles of South America, the show transports you into the animals' world, often filming in their natural surroundings. It also incorporates footage from zoos, ensuring a comprehensive exploration of their existence. The series delves into the complex web of interactions between different species and their human encounters, unraveling the multifaceted nature of life in the wild. The show graced the NBC network from 1963 to 1971, initially airing on Sunday afternoons before moving into a prime-time slot. From autumn 1971, the series continued to captivate audiences through a blend of syndicated reruns and newly-produced episodes until 1988. The torch of hosting was passed to Jim Fowler in 1985 due to Perkins' declining health, with Peter Gros joining the team to continue this enthralling journey into the wild kingdom.

Mutual Of Omaha's Wild Kingdom is a documentary show featuring Marlin Perkins and created by Don Meier.

Mutual Of Omaha's Wild Kingdom is currently streaming on DIRECTV.