The story of the sycomore fig and its tiny pollinator describes one of the most remarkable relationships in the natural world - between a tree and a wasp. It is a relationship of utter dependency and a triumph of co-evolution. The detailed behavioral intrigue of the wasps that live hidden inside each fig contrasts with the tree's prominence in the African bush, where it is central to the lives of many animals - from elephants and ants, to birds and crocodiles. It provides for all, in ways which are diverse yet connected. Ultra-macro photography makes it possible to tell a wildlife story which has never been told before.

Sunday, 8/31/08 from 7-8 p.m. ET