Witness some of the most memorable footage of big cats ever caught on film in two extraordinary programs.-- Jaguar: Year of the Cat-- The magnificent jaguar has long been considered all but impossible to film in the wild. This nocturnal creature is extremely rare, and so well camouflaged you could live alongside it for a lifetime and see only a few paw prints. Shot entirely on 35mm in specially constructed sets spread out over 100 acres of Belize rainforest, this unprecedented accomplishment in natural history filmmaking follows one of these elusive creatures both day and night. Witness the most complete, compelling, and intimate portrait of the most powerful jungle cat in the Americas ever recorded, and discover the secrets of the jaguar's world. Academy Award-winner Sir Richard Attenborough narrates this very special episode of NATURE.-- Chasing Big Cats-- Wildlife filmmakers Owen Newman and Amanda Barrett share their sensational footage and unforgettable stories from 14 years of documenting the lives of big cats in their natural habitats. Armed with state-of-the-art equipment, Newman and Barrett boldly go where no camera has gone before to capture startling sights never before seen on film of the tricky and charismatic cheetah, the elusive leopard, the shy and small serval, the rarely seen caracal, and the majestic lion.