Fwd: Leopards of Dead Tree Island, Creepy Critter Photos, and All About Sharks

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August 2011 Leopards of Dead Tree Island August 25 10P e/p A dramatic, real-life tale of three leopards plays out in Botswana's Okavango Delta. What unfolds is an in-depth look into their lives; following the tension, drama and, in the end, heart-wrenching tragedy, as all three seek a common goal - to dominate one of the Okavango's most prized leopard territories. Watch a Preview >> Full TV Schedule »   Prehistoric Animals Travel back to the days of raging raptors and the terrifying Tyrannosaurus rex, when dinosaurs ruled the earth!   Meet the Nile Crocodile Does the Nile crocodile deserve its reputation as a vicious man-eater? Get up close and personal with Africa's largest crocodilian and find out.   Creepy Critter Photos From black cats to vampire bats, certain animals just give humans the willies. Cozy up to some creepy critters in this gallery.   All About Sharks Sharks have prowled Earth's seas, essentially unchanged, for 400 million years. Learn more about these vital predators with facts, photos, video, and more.     Deadly 60 Tomorrow at 10P et/pt, Steve and the team head for the rainforests of Madagascar, where they'll meet up with the island's deadliest predators.   Morphed 3 Episodes On August 31, see when whales had legs, dinosaurs evolved into turkeys, and how bears made their own evolutionary paths.

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