Naturalist Scott Tucker along with daughter Daphne, son Race and wife Ava climbs Bluff Head in Guilford, Connecticut. There they explore the incredible geology, flora and fauna that exists so close to home. Also, in a flashback to winter the family sifts through soil from a small pond to discover salamanders and insects that live through the bitter cold.

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.