America's Wildlife Heritage | Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom

Commemorating the bicentennial year, this program tells the story of man's first settlement on our Eastern Coast and the animals he saw.
Catch more remastered episodes of Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom on our UA-cam channel and WildKingdom.com here: bit.ly/3hZxVuJ
Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom is back in action with our new series, Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom Protecting the Wild. We traveled around the U.S. to highlight some amazing conservation success stories happening in our own backyards and we cannot wait to share them with you. Stream these new episodes free on our website here: bit.ly/3VxyDxd
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[@jamesjonson1285]

This was a great show

[@randylovering24]

Shows like wild kingdom and companies like Mutual of Omaha are one example of why their is good in America

[@trevorquinlan6533]

Nice show part of the bicentennial celebrations that year

[@DAS-Videos]

I remember this show as a kid. And also the American Sportsman with Curt Gowdy. And I was blessed to have a love of nature and fishing etc. Reminded because of a Mutual of Omaha commercial :-)

[@matthewbaduria]

Great show,a truly 60's and 70's tv classic,i like this one and Marty Stouffer's Wild America.both great shows.

[@thetrumpnewsnetwork7503]

I was in St. Augustine in September and my wife and I stayed in a Victorian bed and breakfast called Cedar House Inn. We had meant to spend a night there but we loved the town so much we ended up spending 3 days there.

[@bettyh7586]

So sad what we did to our wildlife.

[@lampasasranch7847]

When was this originally broadcast.

[@kwebster62]

March 21, 1976

[@lampasasranch7847]

@@kwebster62 thank you!!

[@jreese8284]

He said that many animals have gone extinct here because of humans; I only know of the passenger pigeon; possibly some other small birds and fish. Humans, when they realized the danger, helped to save the condor, the eagle, the bison, the wolf, the cougar, the beaver, and many other species that had been in trouble. I don't think our record as a species is so reprehensible.