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13. Wild Rescue
May 24, 2016
The unspoiled wilderness of Alaska is home to some of the most extraordinary animals in the world. With approximately 11,000 wolves, 200,000 moose, and 32,000 brown bears, all the animals must fight Alaska's elements in order to survive. But with the city of Anchorage growing ever larger, the region's wildlife has many new challenges to overcome, some of which they cannot face on their own.
12. Arctic Refuge
May 17, 2016
Alaska is one of the last true wildernesses on earth. In the city of Anchorage, the wildlife is a lot closer than you think, because a city with so much green space means everywhere is fair game for its wild neighbors. Harbors, ports, and even golf courses have all become unexpected homes for urban animals.
11. Baked Alaska
May 10, 2016
This city spends most of the year encased in ice, but when summer hits, Anchorage bursts into life. Animals and plants living this far north have been forced to adapt, working faster to make the most of the short season. These animals that are built to withstand Alaska's extreme winters often struggle in Anchorage's summer heat!
10. Moose Mayhem
May 3, 2016
This unique arctic city is home over 2000 moose! And these notorious animals are running riot, crossing highways and even giving birth in backyards. Life on the streets is fraught with danger in this expanding city. But no matter what trouble the moose get themselves into, everyone is always happy to see them, and every Anchorage resident has their own unique moose story to tell.
9. Brown Bears and Salmon
April 26, 2016
When Spring comes, one animal arrives in its thousands: the salmon. Traveling an incredible 3500 miles through rivers and streams, they are Alaska's hardiest resident. Using their muscular bodies they can swim upstream, jumping over any obstacle that gets in their way. But there is one grizzly hazard they face right at the end of their journey: the brown bears.
8. Downtown Porcupines
April 19, 2016
Anchorage is home to a huge number of wild porcupines living in the city's parks, gardens, and streets. Almost twice the average size, Anchorage's porcupines search for food here in the city, and find refuge during the bitter Alaskan winters. But life on the streets also takes its toll.
7. Beaver Lumberjacks
April 12, 2016
Anchorage has a rather unique resident who is renowned as nature's lumberjack and North America's largest rodent: the beaver. With their powerful teeth, they can fell huge trees, and their dams can be so enormous that they can be seen from space. But since humans arrived here, many beavers have been forced to live in an urban jungle!
6. Bears Behaving Badly
April 5, 2016
Anchorage is home to hundreds of black bears that are patrolling the city. With their brains, their brawn, and their cunning, these bears have mastered life in this urban jungle. When Spring arrives, the bears hit the city to find some food. But with people and black bears coming into contact more and more, are the bears risking their lives with their scavenging tactics?
5. Wolves on Main Street
March 29, 2016
For years, at least four highly elusive wolf packs have lived and hunted on the edge of the wild city of Anchorage. But as the city spreads further and further into wolf country, the wolves are now getting bolder, and attacks on humans are on the rise. Despite the dangers posed by these urban wolf packs, many residents are fighting to protect the wolves.
4. Bald Eagle Rescue
March 22, 2016
In Anchorage, one bird rules the roost, the bald eagle. They are perfectly adapted to life in tough arctic conditions, but in Anchorage, the secret to their survival is trash. Every day, hundreds of bald eagles gather at the city dump in search of an easy meal. But this city life also brings constant danger, not just for the eagles themselves, but also for the human residents.
3. City Lynx
March 15, 2016
One of Alaska's most secretive and efficient predators, Lynx are usually highly elusive. But in Anchorage, houses are being built in the Lynx's territory, forcing these usually shy big cats to find new ways to survive on the streets. As this urban jungle continues to expand into the wilderness, encounters between people and wild Lynx are on the rise.
2. Caribou: Extreme Survivors
March 7, 2016
There are more Caribou in Alaska than people! Across the Arctic, they’re the lifeblood of many remote communities. But human expansion and wild predators have led to their rapid decline. The people of Anchorage have vowed to protect them, but will their help be enough for the Caribou to survive?
1. City of Dogs
February 29, 2016
The modern city of Anchorage is still home to the start of the world’s toughest race, a 1000 mile sled-dog mush known as the Iditarod. But in this wild city, there’s another canine running around on the city streets 24 hours a day. Drawn in by the constant supply of food, urban coyotes cannot resist the sights and smells of Anchorage.
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Where to Watch World's Wildest City: Anchorage
World's Wildest City: Anchorage is available for streaming on the Amazon Addon website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch World's Wildest City: Anchorage on demand at Amazon Prime and Pluto TV.
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Premiere DateFebruary 29, 2016
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