Naturalist Scott Tucker steps into unchartered territory again and explores the behavior of Homo Sapiens in the modern world. By documenting an entire weekend events: from breast feeding their newborn and the powerful properties of human breast milk, his own frustrations with antibiotics that don’t work anymore due to the forces of evolution, and snake hunting with Earl IV, Earl III, Daphne and Ava.

Naturalist Scott Tucker feels the pressure of managing his family’s construction company and bangs out a show 'Approaching Real Time' in two hours. Scott, along with Daphne and special guest Claudia Peissig literally walk across the street from their house into a swamp adjacent to Candlewood Hill Brook and discover plants and insects beyond belief. Then Scott takes you into his front yard where he brings you into the wild world of ants.

Naturalist Scott Tucker travels to Cape Ann Massachusetts where he is joined by expert SCUBA diver Jenny Wu. Together they encounter some of the most bizarre marine life the Western Atlantic Ocean has to offer. Also, Scott, Ava and Daphne share an amazing encounter with Tomentose Burying Beetles found in their own backyard in Higganum, CT. Finally, Scott explores Pat Todd’s backyard in Guilford, CT with Abigail White where they encounter a myriad of insects feeding in Pat’s garden.

Naturalist Scott Tucker along with his wife Ava and daughter Daphne take you on a wild journey through Eight Mile River Watershed where they work as volunteers searching for aquatic insect larva. Then, Scott brings you back in time to 2001 where they explored the largest breeding colony of Elephant Seals in North America at Ano Nuevo State Reserve south of San Francisco, California. As if this isn’t enough, Scott takes a trip to Rhode Island where he studies the most prolific animal on earth:...

Naturalist Scott Tucker gives you a blow by blow account of the highlights from Labor Day weekend 2005 in Southern New England. Scott and his Daughter Daphne inspect an amazing Annual Cicada found just before it dies. Also, Scott and faithful scuba diving partner Chris Pimley explore the Rhode Island coast in search of tropical fish (that can’t be possible). And finally Scott gives you a look into the world of Orb Weaver spiders living on his front deck.

Naturalist Scott Tucker and scuba partner Chris Pimley take you on an amazing dive into the marine environment at Bull Head in Jamestown Rhode Island. Scott also teams up with Mary Head and Gina Nicholls to explore the unexpected and magnificent ecosystem of Sandy Point in West Haven Connecticut. Finally, with the help of Howie Field and his family, Scott, Ava, and Daphne take you on a journey through Haddam Land Trust property in search of amphibians and reptiles.

Naturalist Scott Tucker teams up with Captain Charlie Donilon of Snappa Charters in search of Blue Sharks 30 miles off the coast of Rhode Island. The crew of divers will never forget what they saw (not to mention what they smelled). Scott takes on two side trips that also occurred in August 2005; an adventure with Daphne and Sierra Tucker at Hammonasset State Park and a snake hunting trip at the Ansonia Nature Center.