1:11:04
but chaos, hostility and murder.
1:11:07
He wandered too far
from the den.
1:11:09
And the wolves last night
that I heard howling,
1:11:13
screeching in glee
and excitement,
1:11:16
it was over the termination
of one of the babies.
1:11:20
This Expedition 2001
has taken a sad turn,
1:11:23
but it is a real turn.
1:11:25
And I mourn the death
of this gorgeous baby fox.
1:11:29
Good-bye, little fox.
1:11:35
Get out of his eye,
you friggin' fly!
1:11:38
Don't do it when I'm around.
Have some respect, you fucker.
1:11:42
Most disturbing for him
1:11:44
was to find the skull
of a young bear.
1:11:47
In the summer of 2000
came an extended drought.
1:11:50
The creek was so low that for weeks
there was no salmon run,
1:11:55
and starving bears
simply ate their own.
1:11:59
It has been only five, not even six days
since the baby died.
1:12:05
And this is all that's left
of the little tyke.
1:12:09
That's it!
There's nothing else left.
1:12:11
They've eaten everything.
1:12:17
It's so sad.
She was so cute.
1:12:21
Five days and all
that's left is a skull.
1:12:27
This called for desperate measures.
1:12:30
There are fish lining up
about to try to make a run.
1:12:35
And now they have a good reason for going
because I have built them a corridor.
1:12:39
Let's have a look at it.
What I have done is... Have a look.
1:12:42
I've constructed a runway for them,
a navigational trail.
1:12:48
When interference with nature
was not enough,
1:12:51
he had to invoke higher powers.
1:12:54
Oh, live TV.
Live on tape.
1:12:58
Okay, so here's the deal.
Pull this down a little bit.