Marty Stouffer’s Wild America (1982) Web Series — Cast, Story & Where to Watch | MovieLinkBD

Marty Stouffer's Wild America (1982) is a documentary web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Marty Stouffer's Wild America online in HD.

Marty Stouffer's Wild America — Storyline

Marty Stouffer's Wild America was the first wildlife and nature series to focus exclusivvely on the wild animals and wild lands of North America.

Cast & Crew

• Created by: Marty Stouffer
• Starring: Marty Stouffer

Marty Stouffer's Wild America — Series Details

Marty Stouffer's Wild America — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Watching Wildlife (1982-10-17) — Everyone has seen wildlife at one time or another… a squirrel darting up a tree… a deer bounding across the road. These chance sightings are always a pleasant surprise. The gra
• E2: Swamp Critters (1982-10-24) — I'm in this seafood market to make a point about our swamps. That may seem funny because many people love seafood, yet hate swamps. Much of the seafood we enjoy begins life in our
• E3: Wild Dogs (1982-10-31) — The domestic Dog has won affection granted no other animal. Surprisingly, "our best friend" closely resembles its wild cousins — the Wolf, Coyote and Fox — the most misunderstood
• E4: Mountain Monarchs (1982-11-07) — Alpine animals are truly the kings of survival. In order to survive in a severe and unpredictable habitat, all have adapted in special ways. A revealing time-lapse shows the develo
• E5: Time of the Grizzly (1982-11-14) — The Grizzly Bear is funny and ferocious, a quivering coward and a daring hero, easily tamed yet forever wild. This disappearing giant is one of the most contradictory and complex o
• E6: At the Crossroads (1982-11-21) — This exploration of wildlife's struggle for survival presents many Endangered Mammals, Birds and Fishes that have never been filmed before. Some are large and impressive — others
• E7: Bighorn! (1982-11-28) — A band of Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep is observed through the seasons. When springtime splashes the mountain meadows with color, a lamb is born and an old ram, the band's leader,
• E8: The Wolf and the Whitetail (1982-12-05) — Witness the wondrous birth of tiny twin Deer fawns, and see wide-eyed Wolf pups emerge from their den. Both the Deer and the Wolf are followed through their age of innocence into m
• E9: Living with Wildlife (1982-12-12) — Over millions of years, man has evolved into the dominant species on Earth. Throughout all this time, we've had a relationship with wild animals. We've hunted and killed them, trac
• E10: Wild Babies (1982-12-19) — Childhood is the age of delight and discovery for wild animals. Lively baby Skunks, Flying Squirrels, Owls, Black Bears, Raccoons and other wild youngsters learn life-saving skills

Season 2

• E1: Animal Oddities (1983-10-09) — The strangest features of some creatures are the very elements which have allowed them to survive. Claymation of prehistoric species shows the ways in which odd shapes evolved into
• E2: Born to Run (1983-10-16) — The Pronghorn Antelope of these vast western prairies is, in fact, not an Antelope at all. Instead, it's the sole member of its own unique family and it's an original American it e
• E3: Owls – Lords of Darkness (1983-10-23) — As the rising sun first brightens America's wildlife habitat, the morning sun moves across our continent. It will warm the wide range of the family of owls. There are 18 different
• E4: Hog Wild (1983-10-30) — Many thousands of these intelligent creatures roam the woods from Georgia to California. Some, bristling Boars with huge tusks, were imported from Europe and released as formidable
• E5: Antlered Kingdom (1983-11-06) — Antlers are the peculiar property of the deer family. No other creature in the world has this special kind of structure on its head. Worn by the males, and females of some species,
• E6: Wild Wings (1983-11-13) — America's Birds come in all shapes and sizes, and they range from homely to breathtaking. But they share one thing in common — the awesome power of flight. The airborne freedom wh
• E7: Wild Cats (1983-11-20) — We all know domestic cats. We've seen them savagely attack a ball of yarn, contentedly purr on our laps, and instinctively sharpen their claws, probably on our best furniture. Yet,
• E8: The Man Who Loved Bears – Part 1 (1983-11-27) — Marty Stouffer is studying wildlife in a remote Colorado wilderness. One spring day, he comes across the tracks of a Grizzly Bear — thought to be extinct in the state — and he fo
• E9: The Man Who Loved Bears – Part 2 (1983-12-04) — Over the summer, the adventurous cub encounters many other creatures, among them a hungry Cougar. As winter approaches, Marty digs a den for Griz, and while she sleeps, he goes off
• E10: Backyard Wildlife (1983-12-11) — Some wild animals have not only survived our progress, but are actually thriving within numerous urban areas. Raccoons, Deer, Coyotes, Skunks, and a wide variety of Birds are adapt

Season 3

• E1: All American Animals (1984-10-07) — We all think of ourselves of as Americans, but what does that really mean? I'm part Norwegian, part Scotch Irish, and part Greek. But I was born here, and I would never want to liv
• E2: Feathered Jewels (1984-10-14) — The fifteen species of Hummingbirds that nest north of Mexico are exquisitely beautiful in their multi-colored iridescence. All are unique to the New World. European explorers were
• E3: Ringtailed Rascals (1984-10-21) — Why is it that animals with unusual markings seem to hold special significance for us? We're fascinated by the Jaguar's spots, the Skunk's stripes, and the Raccoon's mask and Ringt
• E4: Canyon Creatures (1984-10-28) — Here in canyon country. Solitary, silent, and seemingly empty, these vast spaces are like the bare skeleton of Earth's long histories. This area was once covered by an ocean, now i
• E5: Wolverine Country (1984-11-04) — I'm here in northwest Montana, not far from the Bob Marshall Wilderness area. These mountains are the home of a legendary creature, the Wolverine. It's been called a ravenous monst
• E6: Fascinating Fishes (1984-11-11) — A "Fish" is such a standard shape that we seldom think how ancient, yet how perfectly modern, is this superbly successful design. Here we see its most incredible variations, from t
• E7: Wild Refuge (1984-11-18) — From the first – and smallest – Refuge, created on Florida's 3-acre Pelican Island in 1902, to the 8,900,000 acres of Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, our Refuge system is
• E8: Fishers in the Family – Part 1 (1984-11-25) — The slender, luxuriously-furred Fisher is misnamed — it does not catch fish. Cat-sized members of the Weasel family, Fishers are rare, energetic and playful — but out of place in
• E9: Fishers in the Family – Part 2 (1984-12-02) — The growing Fishers need to learn how to survive on their own before they can be released into the forest. Marty takes them on regular trips into the mountains that will some day b
• E10: Photographing Wildlife (1984-12-09) — Even as a kid growing up in rural Arkansas, I was interested in photography. To me it was some sort of magic. Our parents encouraged us to take turns with the family equipment, but

Season 4

• E1: North Woods Lynx (1985-10-06) — Elegant and graceful, the Lynx is one of Nature's finest physical specimens. Its primary quarry is the elusive Snowshoe Hare. It is seen that the numbers of predator and prey — Ly
• E2: Wookpeckers – Nature's Hammerheads (1985-10-13) — Have you ever walked in the woods and seen a hole high up in a tree? Chances are that even though a small mammal or another bird lives in it now, a woodpecker originally drilled it
• E3: Designs for Defense (1985-10-20) — Wild animals have evolved a wide range of survival tactics. They must eat, and they must keep from being eaten. For predators, speed or stealth is essential, and it helps to have s
• E4: Cutthroat – Yellowstone Lake (1985-10-27) — Yellowstone Lake has a vast underwater wilderness never seen by the two million annual visitors to this National Park. It is also the realm of a creature that forms the cornerstone
• E5: Cutthroat – Yellowstone River (1985-11-03) — Dive into the underwater spawning ritual of Trout and related species. The crew's exploration takes them deeper into the northern wilderness along the magnificent Yellowstone River
• E6: Cutthroat – Grizzly Creek (1985-11-10) — The last part of our search for the Cutthroat Trout took us to the bottom of Yellowstone Lake. Now, we follow the trout on a danger filled journey to their spawning areas, as they
• E7: Killer Mice (1985-11-17) — Through the night, a ravenous predator stalks its unwary prey. With a swift bite to the skull, it slays the victim, then throws back its head and howls. But this beast that hunts l
• E8: Controversial Coyote (1985-11-24) — It's easy to imagine the untamed wildness of the good old days as you listen to a lone Coyote sing its ancient song. To some of us, this mournful cry kindles delight and inspiratio
• E9: Remarkable Reptiles (1985-12-01) — Many species of Reptiles reside in the USA, their lives, their habitats, and what makes them remarkable are compared to other animals.
• E10: Tracking Wildlife (1985-12-08) — Catching a glimpse of a wild creature is always a thrill, but it's not always easy. For one thing, many of them are active during the night or early morning hours when most humans

Season 5

• E1: Pennsylvania Whitetail (1986-10-05) — The White-tailed Deer is our most familiar large Mammal — and our number one big-game animal. In states like Pennsylvania, its popularity makes it one of the most controversial cr
• E2: Woodies and Hoodies (1986-10-12) — We sometimes think of ducks as clumsy barnyard birds that waddle around quacking like cartoon characters. A duck on land is awkward, but in the water it's totally at home, swimming
• E3: King of Snakes (1986-10-19) — In a confrontation with a Rattlesnake, this snake will win. Unharmed because it is immune to the venom, it swallows its victim whole. This amazing serpent is the Kingsnake. Reignin
• E4: Family Feud (1986-10-26) — Is there a peaceable kingdom? Not really. Wild animals have "sibling rivalries" just like humans. Ironically, related species compete more frequently, and more intensely, than do n
• E5: River of Bears (1986-11-02) — Each summer, as Salmon make their spawning run, a gathering of the largest carnivores in North America also takes place. Up to a hundred huge Brown Bears line up along the McNeil R
• E6: Wild Texas (1986-11-09) — Texas is big! It's also wild and incredibly varied. In this state, there are at least six dramatically different life zones — desert mountains, flat grasslands, hill and brush cou
• E7: A Prairie Park (1986-11-16) — Two hundred years ago, unbroken prairie stretched over 1000 miles of America's heartland. Today, little remains of that vast expanse, where not only Deer and Antelope, but also Elk
• E8: The Grouse and the Goshawk (1986-11-23) — Most predators and prey have evolved in unison. They are so closely matched that every day is an "Animal Olympics." Intimately linked together are two birds — the speedy Goshawk a
• E9: Otters of the Adirondacks (1986-11-30) — If I were a wild animal, I'd be a River Otter. Now, some of you would probably be a Grizzly Bear, big and powerful. Or a Bald Eagle, beautiful and free. But as far as I'm concerned
• E10: Growing Up Wild (1986-12-07) — Family camping trips take on added interest now that Marty and Diane Stouffer's daughter Hannah is old enough to keep up with them. There's fun to be had and lessons to be learned

Season 6

• E1: Swamp Bear – Part 1 (1987-10-04) — In the eerie backwater bayous of southern Louisiana's Atchafalaya Basin, Marty Stouffer poles a traditional pirogue to track the South's largest animal, a honey-loving legend. Clue
• E2: Swamp Bear – Part 2 (1987-10-11) — Continuing to search the wild heart of bayou country, Marty finds and follows more clues, meeting creatures both friendly and deadly, before locating the Bear's feeding ground: a p
• E3: Beautiful Blues (1987-10-18) — This episode concentrates on the color blue in nature. It shows many plants and animals that are blue in color or has blue on them; everything from blue lobsters and crabs, to blue
• E4: Timberdoodles of Moosehorn (1987-10-25) — "Timberdoodle, Bogsucker, Twister" — the Woodcock and its nicknames are equally unusual. It flies as slowly as 5 mph, or becomes a blur of speed as it spirals hundreds of feet int
• E5: Minnesota Mink (1987-11-01) — It's most widely known as a status symbol when its skin is fashioned into luxury garments. But there's much more to a Mink than a fur coat. It's a fascinating member of the Weasel
• E6: Season of the Seals (1987-11-08) — The Pacific Coast's various species of Seals and Sea Lions spend most of their lives roaming the ocean, coming ashore only to give birth and to breed. To best utilize their time ga
• E7: Wild Turkey – Part 1 (1987-11-15) — By viewer request, we look at a Bird whose story is woven into our culture. Yet this creature, the Pilgrim's choice for the first Thanksgiving meal, soon became a rarity. Our large
• E8: Wild Turkey – Part 2 (1987-11-22) — This species is one of game management's greatest success stories. Our traditional symbol of Nature's abundance was once feared to be gone as a gamebird due to overhunting by human
• E9: Snakedance (1987-11-29) — While investigating life in an Oklahoma cave, Marty Stouffer discovers a pair of male Western Diamondback Rattlesnakes engaged in an extraordinary "combat dance". Sinuous bodies sw
• E10: Managing Wildlife (1987-12-06) — Managing wildlife most often means managing humans — the primary predator in virtually all our ecosystems. Through this complex, but vital, process, we constantly try to balance o

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Marty Stouffer's Wild America have? 12 season(s) with 120 episodes.

Who created Marty Stouffer's Wild America? Marty Stouffer.

Where can I watch Marty Stouffer's Wild America? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.