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DVD 1. Program One: The Ocean s Border - When the Isthmus of Panama closed four million years ago, the two largest oceans of the planet were separated and massive geological events created a unique place that would grow some of the most fascinating life on Earth. Intense volcanic activity created Central America, and it began to be colonized by amazing creatures. Discover five incredibly diverse regions within this ecosystem. Program Two: Looking South - Central America is home to some of the most breathtaking animals in the world. In vast and dramatic forests, several dynamic species of animal cohabitate from the fierce jaguar to the clever monkey. Let these ambassadors of the wild show you the splendors of their homes! Program Three: Quetzals Land - This is a long, mountainous passage where hundreds of thousands of species of plants and animals live. These exotic destinations are the home to the magnificent Quetzal birds. DVD 2. Program One: The Rarest Piece of the Puzzle - This program explores the formation of the Iberian Peninsula and its introduction of fascinating plants and animals to the ecosystems of Central America. Come along and marvel at the strange, beautiful riches it holds! Program Two: Iberian Europe - From the placid wood grouse, to the chamois, Spanish ibex and dynamic predators like bears and wolves, this program chronicles life in the animal worlds of this lush and varied region. Program Three: Mediterranean Iberia - The flow of species from Mediterranean Iberia and Africa creates a rich variety of fauna that leaves the land and landscape deeply transformed. During the summer, eagles, vultures, storks and Passeriformes fly from Africa to Europe. Some species make it to the peninsula without crossing the barrier of the Pyrenees, but other African travelers conquer the continent little by little: from the black-winged kite, to the genet, to the Egyptian mongoose, to the chameleon. This program takes a close look at this visiting population.