Wild By Nature

Arturo Islas heads to Playa Balandra in Baja California Sur to explore the majestic wildlife. While there, he encounters a rattlesnake nestled in his tent, and later witnesses a hawk stalking its next meal.

Arturo Islas heads to the San Pedro desert to explore its wildlife. While there, he stumbles upon the American kestrel, a bird of prey that stalks its next meal high in the sky. Later, he witnesses the majestic humpback whale in the waters of Migriño.

Arturo Islas travels to explore the wildlife residing in the different ecotones of San de la Costa. While there, Arturo is on a mission to find the rat snake and encounters the white coachwip snake and black snake along the way.

Arturo Islas travels to Playa El Tecolote on a mission to find the blue whale. With no luck, Arturo heads to Puerto Agua and stumbles upon a spiny tale iguana and a whale shark. In Baja de Loreto, he finally witnesses a majestic blue whale.

Arturo travels to El Patrocinio, El Azufre and Guerrero Negro to explore its vast wildlife. While at these different locations, he stumbles upon the spiny lizard, coast horned lizard, desert scorpion and has a close encounter with an American antelope.

Arturo Islas travels to the whale sanctuary of Puerto Adolfo Lopez Mateos. While there, he encounters the majestic gray whale, and later travels to Laguna San Ignacio for an encounter with an osprey and albino whale.

Arturo Islas heads to Isla Chinchorro in Quintana Roo to explore its marine life. While there, he snorkels through a swampy lagoon in search of an American crocodile.

Arturo Islas explores the different wildlife in Laguna de Catemaco, Sontocomapan and San Andres Tuxtla. While there, he encounters the mantled howler monkey, Mexican tree frog and tiger red snake.

Arturo Islas travels to explore the vast wildlife in Veracruz Los Tuxtlas. While there, he encounters the whip spider, tyrant eagle hawk, tlaconete salamander and ornate hawk eagle.

Arturo travels across Mexico to explore its vast wildlife. In Dunas del Ursulo Galvan, he uncovers the spiny orb-weaver spider and stick insect. Later, he travels to Rio la Linda and stumbles upon the blackback land crab, scorpion and aplomado falcon.

Arturo Islas returns to Laguna de Catemaco and encounters the spider monkey. Later, he travels to the Rio Grande and stumbles upon a caterpillar, and in Los Tuxtla's tropical rainforest he sees a royal Nauyaca snake.

Arturo Islas returns to Duna de Ursulo Galvan and encounters a roadside Hawk. Later, he travels to Sierra de Santa Martha and stumbles upon a motorhead snake, and at Eyipantla Falls he investigates a slithery boa constrictor.

Arturo Islas returns to Dunas De Ursulo Galvan to explore its vast wildlife. While there, he encounters a spiny-tail iguana, a silver argiope and a peregrine falcon.

Arturo Islas travels to the Selva Media forest in Los Tuxlas to explore its vast wildlife. While there, he encounters the false coral snake, small-eared tree frog, red-eyed tree frog, and mushroom-tongue salamander.

Arturo Islas heads to Oaxaca Union Zapata to explore its vast wildlife. While there, he stumbles upon the Mexican-horned pit viper and a branch-backed treehopper. In Villa Diaz Ordaz, he has an encounter with a majestic jaguar.

Arturo Islas returns to Oaxaca to explore more of its vast wildlife. While there, he encounters a tarantula, a false coral snake, a bull snake and two species of alligator lizard.

Arturo Islas travels to explore the vast wildlife in Actopan Hidalgo. While there, he encounters a white-tailed deer and a golden eagle.

Arturo Islas travels to Mexico City's Santa Fe to explore its vast wildlife. While there, he encounters an alligator lizard, a short-tailed garter snake, a black widow and a red-tailed hawk.

Arturo Islas returns to Mexico City's Tlahuac and Sante Fe to explore more of their wildlife. While there, he encounters a merlin hawk, mesquite lizard, and an opossum.

Arturo Islas ventures to explore the vast wildlife in Xochimilco. While there, he encounters an Ajolote, a lance-headed rattlesnake and a Moctezuma leopard frog.