Scotland: A Year In The Wild

An in-depth look at the fauna and environmental features that abound in Scotland in the spring. A female mountain hare puts male competitors to the test by allowing them to chase her across the slopes. Emperor moths emerge from their silk cocoons throughout the spring season. The males begin looking for a mate as soon as they detect the ladies’ smell. Spring plankton blooms in Shetland have attracted humpback whales, who are watched over by millions of seabirds, including 25,000 puffins.