The outstanding natural history documentary "One Life" has been shown in theaters, but Nat Geo WILD is giving viewers a chance to see it again with its debut TV presentation at 7 p.m. CST Dec. 8. Narrated by Daniel Craig, the doc presents vivid, amazing footage of animals doing what it takes to survive, thrive and reproduce in their stunning natural habitats. It's spectacular. These incredible photos only give you a taste of what you will see in the two-hour film.
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Tufted capuchin monkeys skin nuts and after they dry, drop stones on them to crack them open. — Simon Blakeney / IM Global, Oct. 17, 2007
Japanese macaque babies huddle together next to a hot springs in "One Life" airing on Nat Geo WILD. Japanese macagues also are called snow monkeys. — Stephen Belcher / IM Global- Minden Pictures-FLPA, Feb. 9, 2011
Giant sailfin dragon lizard runs across the water's surface in Indonesia. — Stephen Dalton / IM Global, March 18, 2010
A Sengi is captured on film as it runs away from a lizard. The slo-mo footage in "One Life" is incredible. — Norbert Rottcher / IM Global, Jan. 15, 2008
Strawberry poison arrow frogs, no larger than a human fingernail, carry their tadpoles one-by-one up a tree and into water pooled in the center of a leaf mass. They then feed them with unfertilized eggs. — Edwin Geisbers / IM Global-naturepl.com, Sept. 28, 2009
Stag beetles fight for the right to mate with a female. — Rupert Barrington / IM Global, Feb. 27, 2008
Western lowland gorillas, here a mother is shown with her baby in the doc "One Life," are endangered in central Africa. — Steve Bloom / IM Global, Feb. 9, 2011
A panther chameleon catches a cricket in Madagascar. — Stephen Dalton / IM Global, March 18, 2010
Western grebes in Wyoming do a courtship dance in "One Life." — Barrie Britton / IM Global, May 2, 2007
Pebble toads get their name from their reaction when threatened: They freeze and fall like a pebble. — D. Bruce Means / IM Global, April 3, 2008
"One Life" shows how a Komodo dragon will attack a buffalo, then wait for weeks until his venom kills the buffalo before feasting. — Kevin Flay / IM Global, Oct. 16, 2007
Three Cheetahs prowl their hunting grounds on the African savannah. — IM Global, Feb. 9, 2011
After a single mating, North Pacific giant octopus females lay up to 100,000 eggs in a den, then take care of them until they hatch and she dies. — David Fleetham / IM Global-naturepl.com, Nov. 19, 2008
African elephants at the Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe in the documentary "One Life." — David Paynter / IM Global, Feb. 9, 2011
Young African elephants hold trunks while walking in Masai Mara, Kenya, as shown in the doc "One Life." — Anup Shah / IM Global-naturepl.com, Jan. 27, 2011
Lammergeyer vultures drop bones onto rocks to crack them open and get at the marrow. — Chadden Hunter / IM Global, Oct. 28, 2004
Weddell seals can remain underwater for up to an hour while hunting. — Chadden Hunter / IM Global, Oct. 19, 2009
Weddell seals give birth on pack ice in remote areas away from any other predators. In the doc "One Life," the mother shields her pup from freezing winds and snow. — Joseph Van Os / IM Global-Getty, Jan. 31, 2011
Bottlenose dolphin catches fish off the coast of Florida. — Leigh Torres / IM Global , July 21, 2005
Red-billed Tropicbirds in their nest. — Barrie Britton / IM Global, Feb. 28, 2008
Red-billed tropicbird in flight. — Michael Pitts / IM Global-naturepl.com, Feb. 9, 2011
A mother humpback whale with her calf near Tonga in "One Life" airing on Nat Geo WILD. — Jason Isley / IM Global-scubazoo, Oct. 24, 2008
A humpback whale breaching near Tonga in "One Life." — Jason Isley / IM Global-scubazoo, Oct. 16, 2008
In "One Life," a young Nubian ibex is chased by a fox. Here is an adult male. — Adam Chapman / IM Global, Jan. 11, 2008
Sailfish hunt by chasing a fish baitball at Isla Mujeres, Mexico. — Hugh Miller / IM Global, Feb. 12, 2009
Grass cutter ants in "One Life." — Professor Flavio Roces / IM Global, Oct. 21, 2002
