3 Animal Species with Extraordinary Bonds | Animal Empires Ep103

There’s strength in numbers. Especially in the wild. For many species, it’s the very reason why individuals come together. Protecting the empire is imperative to survival. For these animals, protection means isolation – finding sanctuary from the threats outside their boundaries.

The Western Grey Kangaroos found on Kangaroo Island have flourished
so well in the protected embrace of the rough waters, they have evolved
into a unique subspecies.

The Fairy or “Little” Penguin is the smallest breed of Penguin in the world.
They have found strength in numbers, congregating like clockwork every
day at sunset to form the “Penguin Parade.

Juvenile Lemon Sharks, deeply programmed to form important social
bonds and keep a life-long attachment to their natal nursery, find a safe
haven in the complex root systems of the Mangroves of Bimini.
Every empire needs a protected refuge to call home. For some,
impassable seas block dangerous predators. In others, the size and
vulnerability of their young is its saving grace. One thing they all share in
common is the importance of protection in the continuation of their animal
empire.

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