Viasat Nature

Sharks have adapted to thrive in extreme places, is there anywhere they can't survive?

Wildlife expert Steve Backshall explores the world of deep-sea giants; with the help of experts and marine biologists, we discover more about the giant squid, anglerfish, megalodon and many others.

Leopards live in a thousand ecosystems from the rainy jungles of India to the driest regions of Africa; they adapt to almost any climate, feeding on over 100 different species.

Jack the coastal carpet python has had a run-in with a tractor and needs surgery; Prickles the echidna has been hit by a car and Dr Bree works to pop his dislocated leg back into place.

Jeremy heads to half-forgotten wetlands to come face to face with one of South America's greatest freshwater fighters as he uncovers the slasher stalking Argentina's River of Blood.

It's the epic end to the Ice Age as Steve and Michaela discover how the Great Thaw changed the planet as we know it; we witness the flooding of the Ice Age world and the birth of the modern age.

Sharks have adapted to thrive in extreme places, is there anywhere they can't survive?

Wildlife expert Steve Backshall explores the world of deep-sea giants; with the help of experts and marine biologists, we discover more about the giant squid, anglerfish, megalodon and many others.

Jack the coastal carpet python has had a run-in with a tractor and needs surgery; Prickles the echidna has been hit by a car and Dr Bree works to pop his dislocated leg back into place.

Inspired by soaring albatross and venomous sidewinders - not to mention the fastest animal on land - Patrick discovers the secrets to cleaner, faster and farther travel.

Jeremy heads to half-forgotten wetlands to come face to face with one of South America's greatest freshwater fighters as he uncovers the slasher stalking Argentina's River of Blood.

Jack the coastal carpet python has had a run-in with a tractor and needs surgery; Prickles the echidna has been hit by a car and Dr Bree works to pop his dislocated leg back into place.

Patrick investigates how we can restore Earth; from plastic pollution to ecosystem collapse, could mysterious squid, decorative spiders, or awkward bumblebees be a solution?

Jeremy heads to half-forgotten wetlands to come face to face with one of South America's greatest freshwater fighters as he uncovers the slasher stalking Argentina's River of Blood.

Leopards live in a thousand ecosystems from the rainy jungles of India to the driest regions of Africa; they adapt to almost any climate, feeding on over 100 different species.

Cameras in space tell stories of life on our planet from a brand new perspective.

Dr Bree and the team at the Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital check out an adorable five-week-old flying fox with a sore wing and Lover the green sea turtle, who has had a run-in with a boat propeller.

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Nature documentary - Ep. 2. We take in New Zealand's natural beauty from Fiordland - home of the Hobbits - to Cape Reinga, the northern tip where wild horses run along the lonely sandy beaches.

On the edge of the wild Atlantic, Scotland's islands host dramatic wildlife spectacles.

Leopards live in a thousand ecosystems from the rainy jungles of India to the driest regions of Africa; they adapt to almost any climate, feeding on over 100 different species.

It's the epic end to the Ice Age as Steve and Michaela discover how the Great Thaw changed the planet as we know it; we witness the flooding of the Ice Age world and the birth of the modern age.

Sharks have adapted to thrive in extreme places, is there anywhere they can't survive?

Wildlife expert Steve Backshall explores the world of deep-sea giants; with the help of experts and marine biologists, we discover more about the giant squid, anglerfish, megalodon and many others.

A look at New Zealand's wildlife, which has been isolated since the time of the dinosaurs.

Hundreds of islands are scattered along Scotland's vast coastline; people have long found a way to live alongside animals here and increase marine protection.

Scavengers like vultures and hyenas are some of the most misunderstood animals; discover surprising facts about these incredible and indispensable creatures.

In the most arid regions of the planet - where relentless heat dominates day and night - animals face one of nature's greatest challenges: survival in extreme temperatures.

Around 540 million years ago, plate tectonics and climatic fluctuations kept throwing new life off track; evolution nevertheless progressed and even managed to make the leap onto land.

Cameras in space reveal the stories behind Earth's most remarkable patterns and shapes.

Dr Bree and the team at the Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital check out an adorable five-week-old flying fox with a sore wing and Lover the green sea turtle, who has had a run-in with a boat propeller.

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In the most arid regions of the planet - where relentless heat dominates day and night - animals face one of nature's greatest challenges: survival in extreme temperatures.

Around 540 million years ago, plate tectonics and climatic fluctuations kept throwing new life off track; evolution nevertheless progressed and even managed to make the leap onto land.

Cameras in space reveal the stories behind Earth's most remarkable patterns and shapes.

Gary, Arlie and Jake search for a gator in an RV park, Shannon finds a timber rattlesnake at a local business, and the team trade gators with their sister park in South Padre Island, Texas.

Patrick investigates how we can restore Earth; from plastic pollution to ecosystem collapse, could mysterious squid, decorative spiders, or awkward bumblebees be a solution?

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Dr Bree and the team at the Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital check out an adorable five-week-old flying fox with a sore wing and Lover the green sea turtle, who has had a run-in with a boat propeller.

Dr James sees an emergency case involving two pets, Dr Kiara has concerns about a lump on blue-tongue skink Edward, and Dr Kelly performs tiny surgery on two very small German ram fish.

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Scavengers like vultures and hyenas are some of the most misunderstood animals; discover surprising facts about these incredible and indispensable creatures.

In the most arid regions of the planet - where relentless heat dominates day and night - animals face one of nature's greatest challenges: survival in extreme temperatures.

Arni the koala needs his sore eye checked, Jasper the coastal carpet python has eaten his next-door neighbour's pet cat, and six green sea turtles are heading back into the wild.

A disturbing report from Cambodia of something in the water that's sliced cleanly through a young man's testicle sends Jeremy on a quest to expose an unseen mutilator.

A look at New Zealand's wildlife, which has been isolated since the time of the dinosaurs.

Hundreds of islands are scattered along Scotland's vast coastline; people have long found a way to live alongside animals here and increase marine protection.

Scavengers like vultures and hyenas are some of the most misunderstood animals; discover surprising facts about these incredible and indispensable creatures.

In the most arid regions of the planet - where relentless heat dominates day and night - animals face one of nature's greatest challenges: survival in extreme temperatures.

Around 540 million years ago, plate tectonics and climatic fluctuations kept throwing new life off track; evolution nevertheless progressed and even managed to make the leap onto land.

Cameras in space reveal the stories behind Earth's most remarkable patterns and shapes.

The story of New Zealand's wildest places and its most resilient pioneers.

Peregrine falcons, foxes and beavers find places to thrive in Scotland's Lowlands.

Drought and heat determine life in the Namib; Namib means "empty place" in the language of the locals, but everything here is full of life if you look closely.

From creation to hatching, David Attenborough reveals the wonder behind eggs.

This episode follows David Attenborough's adventures across the globe from the ancient tropics of China to the depths of the Great Barrier Reef.

A dense and vibrant jungle dominates across the tropical Americas; here a group of young gladiators - including poison dart frogs, jaguars and coatis - are looking to earn their stripes.

Drought and heat determine life in the Namib; Namib means "empty place" in the language of the locals, but everything here is full of life if you look closely.

Arni the koala needs his sore eye checked, Jasper the coastal carpet python has eaten his next-door neighbour's pet cat, and six green sea turtles are heading back into the wild.

A disturbing report from Cambodia of something in the water that's sliced cleanly through a young man's testicle sends Jeremy on a quest to expose an unseen mutilator.

From creation to hatching, David Attenborough reveals the wonder behind eggs.

This episode follows David Attenborough's adventures across the globe from the ancient tropics of China to the depths of the Great Barrier Reef.

A dense and vibrant jungle dominates across the tropical Americas; here a group of young gladiators - including poison dart frogs, jaguars and coatis - are looking to earn their stripes.

Arni the koala needs his sore eye checked, Jasper the coastal carpet python has eaten his next-door neighbour's pet cat, and six green sea turtles are heading back into the wild.

Dr James sees an emergency case involving two pets, Dr Kiara has concerns about a lump on blue-tongue skink Edward, and Dr Kelly performs tiny surgery on two very small German ram fish.

A disturbing report from Cambodia of something in the water that's sliced cleanly through a young man's testicle sends Jeremy on a quest to expose an unseen mutilator.

Gary, Arlie and Jake search for a gator in an RV park, Shannon finds a timber rattlesnake at a local business, and the team trade gators with their sister park in South Padre Island, Texas.

Arlie constructs an ingenious new invention to help catch gators - but the results are mixed - Shannon charms a shy gator, and trouble is afoot for Arlie and Jessica away from the park.

Arni the koala needs his sore eye checked, Jasper the coastal carpet python has eaten his next-door neighbour's pet cat, and six green sea turtles are heading back into the wild.

Dr James treats a Boyd's Forest dragon at the clinic, Dr Shane treats a carpet python called Red, and Dr Catherine sees an emergency case; sun conure parakeet Tequila is in a lot of pain.

Drought and heat determine life in the Namib; Namib means "empty place" in the language of the locals, but everything here is full of life if you look closely.

A dense and vibrant jungle dominates across the tropical Americas; here a group of young gladiators - including poison dart frogs, jaguars and coatis - are looking to earn their stripes.

Manda the wombat has problems with her teeth, Cher the squirrel glider possum won't survive unless Dr Bree can repair her eye, and MacGyver the Eastern long-necked turtle has been hit by a car.

Biologist Jeremy Wade discovers truths and demystifies mysteries surrounding wild freshwater animals.

The story of New Zealand's wildest places and its most resilient pioneers.

Peregrine falcons, foxes and beavers find places to thrive in Scotland's Lowlands.

Drought and heat determine life in the Namib; Namib means "empty place" in the language of the locals, but everything here is full of life if you look closely.

From creation to hatching, David Attenborough reveals the wonder behind eggs.

This episode follows David Attenborough's adventures across the globe from the ancient tropics of China to the depths of the Great Barrier Reef.

A dense and vibrant jungle dominates across the tropical Americas; here a group of young gladiators - including poison dart frogs, jaguars and coatis - are looking to earn their stripes.

New Zealand's waters are home to some of the most determined, athletic and charismatic dolphins on the planet.

Winter in Scandinavia is characterised by the polar night, months in which the sun is barely visible; this episode shows how people, animals and plants adapt to these extreme conditions.

The sheer enormity and monumental scale of the Namib Desert leaves no doubt that this 55-million-year-old landscape reigns supreme as Africa's most magnificent untamed wilderness.

Join palaeontologists and scientists on a field trip that reveals the remarkable story of whale evolution and investigate how whales lost their legs and went back into the sea.

We reveal our top contenders for nature's most flamboyant creatures before revealing which animals take the bronze, silver and gold awards for being the natural world's greatest showmen.

Nature documentary. TBA

The sheer enormity and monumental scale of the Namib Desert leaves no doubt that this 55-million-year-old landscape reigns supreme as Africa's most magnificent untamed wilderness.

Manda the wombat has problems with her teeth, Cher the squirrel glider possum won't survive unless Dr Bree can repair her eye, and MacGyver the Eastern long-necked turtle has been hit by a car.

Biologist Jeremy Wade discovers truths and demystifies mysteries surrounding wild freshwater animals.

Join palaeontologists and scientists on a field trip that reveals the remarkable story of whale evolution and investigate how whales lost their legs and went back into the sea.

We reveal our top contenders for nature's most flamboyant creatures before revealing which animals take the bronze, silver and gold awards for being the natural world's greatest showmen.

Nature documentary. TBA

Arlie constructs an ingenious new invention to help catch gators - but the results are mixed - Shannon charms a shy gator, and trouble is afoot for Arlie and Jessica away from the park.

Gary, Arlie and Jake search for a gator in an RV park, Shannon finds a timber rattlesnake at a local business, and the team trade gators with their sister park in South Padre Island, Texas.

Dr James treats a Boyd's Forest dragon at the clinic, Dr Shane treats a carpet python called Red, and Dr Catherine sees an emergency case; sun conure parakeet Tequila is in a lot of pain.

Biologist Jeremy Wade discovers truths and demystifies mysteries surrounding wild freshwater animals.

A look at New Zealand's wildlife, which has been isolated since the time of the dinosaurs.

The story of New Zealand's wildest places and its most resilient pioneers.

New Zealand's waters are home to some of the most determined, athletic and charismatic dolphins on the planet.

Nature documentary - Ep. 1. We take in New Zealand's natural beauty from Fiordland - home of the Hobbits - to Cape Reinga, the northern tip where wild horses run along the lonely sandy beaches.

Nature documentary - Ep. 2. We take in New Zealand's natural beauty from Fiordland - home of the Hobbits - to Cape Reinga, the northern tip where wild horses run along the lonely sandy beaches.

It's the epic end to the Ice Age as Steve and Michaela discover how the Great Thaw changed the planet as we know it; we witness the flooding of the Ice Age world and the birth of the modern age.

Sharks have adapted to thrive in extreme places, is there anywhere they can't survive?

Wildlife expert Steve Backshall explores the world of deep-sea giants; with the help of experts and marine biologists, we discover more about the giant squid, anglerfish, megalodon and many others.

A dense and vibrant jungle dominates across the tropical Americas; here a group of young gladiators - including poison dart frogs, jaguars and coatis - are looking to earn their stripes.

Nature documentary. TBA

On the edge of the wild Atlantic, Scotland's islands host dramatic wildlife spectacles.

Hundreds of islands are scattered along Scotland's vast coastline; people have long found a way to live alongside animals here and increase marine protection.

Peregrine falcons, foxes and beavers find places to thrive in Scotland's Lowlands.

Winter in Scandinavia is characterised by the polar night, months in which the sun is barely visible; this episode shows how people, animals and plants adapt to these extreme conditions.

It's springtime in Kielder, England's largest forest; a rich collection of wildlife that has either spent the winter hidden away or in warmer climes is ready to return for a burst of activity.

Leopards are truly solitary players; the leopard is agile and fast, silent, and wearing a beautiful camouflage suit. Its weapons, fangs and claws, are truly terrible; it is undoubtedly well-equipped.

Elephants dig wells in the dry riverbed, new cheetah mother Kuleta moves into lion country in search of prey, and wild dog matriarch Phoenix is challenged by a mob of hyenas.

Leopards live in a thousand ecosystems from the rainy jungles of India to the driest regions of Africa; they adapt to almost any climate, feeding on over 100 different species.

Scavengers like vultures and hyenas are some of the most misunderstood animals; discover surprising facts about these incredible and indispensable creatures.

Drought and heat determine life in the Namib; Namib means "empty place" in the language of the locals, but everything here is full of life if you look closely.

The sheer enormity and monumental scale of the Namib Desert leaves no doubt that this 55-million-year-old landscape reigns supreme as Africa's most magnificent untamed wilderness.

Nature documentary - Ep. 1. We take in New Zealand's natural beauty from Fiordland - home of the Hobbits - to Cape Reinga, the northern tip where wild horses run along the lonely sandy beaches.

Nature documentary - Ep. 2. We take in New Zealand's natural beauty from Fiordland - home of the Hobbits - to Cape Reinga, the northern tip where wild horses run along the lonely sandy beaches.

A look at New Zealand's wildlife, which has been isolated since the time of the dinosaurs.

The story of New Zealand's wildest places and its most resilient pioneers.

New Zealand's waters are home to some of the most determined, athletic and charismatic dolphins on the planet.

Patrick goes in search of the animals that have mastered the art of protection; from invisible octopuses to invincible cockroaches, they inspire scientists to create new survival technologies.

Inspired by soaring albatross and venomous sidewinders - not to mention the fastest animal on land - Patrick discovers the secrets to cleaner, faster and farther travel.

Dr James sees an emergency case involving two pets, Dr Kiara has concerns about a lump on blue-tongue skink Edward, and Dr Kelly performs tiny surgery on two very small German ram fish.

Winter in Scandinavia is characterised by the polar night, months in which the sun is barely visible; this episode shows how people, animals and plants adapt to these extreme conditions.

On the edge of the wild Atlantic, Scotland's islands host dramatic wildlife spectacles.

Hundreds of islands are scattered along Scotland's vast coastline; people have long found a way to live alongside animals here and increase marine protection.

Peregrine falcons, foxes and beavers find places to thrive in Scotland's Lowlands.

It's springtime in Kielder, England's largest forest; a rich collection of wildlife that has either spent the winter hidden away or in warmer climes is ready to return for a burst of activity.

Leopards are truly solitary players; the leopard is agile and fast, silent, and wearing a beautiful camouflage suit. Its weapons, fangs and claws, are truly terrible; it is undoubtedly well-equipped.

Hunger drives the cubs to violence and family relationships are complicated; the lions rely on the more agile lionesses for hunting and face challenges such as climate change.

Nature documentary - Ep. 1. We reveal the fascinating life of the snow leopards - the most secretive and least understood of all the great cats - as they are filmed in Spiti Valley in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh.

We reveal our top contenders for nature's most flamboyant creatures before revealing which animals take the bronze, silver and gold awards for being the natural world's greatest showmen.

From creation to hatching, David Attenborough reveals the wonder behind eggs.

This episode follows David Attenborough's adventures across the globe from the ancient tropics of China to the depths of the Great Barrier Reef.

Around 540 million years ago, plate tectonics and climatic fluctuations kept throwing new life off track; evolution nevertheless progressed and even managed to make the leap onto land.

Cameras in space reveal the stories behind Earth's most remarkable patterns and shapes.

In the most arid regions of the planet - where relentless heat dominates day and night - animals face one of nature's greatest challenges: survival in extreme temperatures.

It's the epic end to the Ice Age as Steve and Michaela discover how the Great Thaw changed the planet as we know it; we witness the flooding of the Ice Age world and the birth of the modern age.

Sharks have adapted to thrive in extreme places, is there anywhere they can't survive?

Wildlife expert Steve Backshall explores the world of deep-sea giants; with the help of experts and marine biologists, we discover more about the giant squid, anglerfish, megalodon and many others.

From creation to hatching, David Attenborough reveals the wonder behind eggs.

This episode follows David Attenborough's adventures across the globe from the ancient tropics of China to the depths of the Great Barrier Reef.

On the edge of the wild Atlantic, Scotland's islands host dramatic wildlife spectacles.

Hundreds of islands are scattered along Scotland's vast coastline; people have long found a way to live alongside animals here and increase marine protection.

Peregrine falcons, foxes and beavers find places to thrive in Scotland's Lowlands.

Darryl the kookaburra has been hit by a car and head vet Dr Bree needs to operate on his wing to save him; Jethro, a tiny green tree frog, needs a check-up after being squashed in a car door.

Jack the coastal carpet python has had a run-in with a tractor and needs surgery; Prickles the echidna has been hit by a car and Dr Bree works to pop his dislocated leg back into place.

Dr Bree and the team at the Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital check out an adorable five-week-old flying fox with a sore wing and Lover the green sea turtle, who has had a run-in with a boat propeller.

Jeremy heads to half-forgotten wetlands to come face to face with one of South America's greatest freshwater fighters as he uncovers the slasher stalking Argentina's River of Blood.

Arlie and his son Blue have five hours of father-son fun rescuing a gator in a pond, the team gather eggs from gator nests at the park, and an alligator goes looking for a chicken dinner.

Manda the wombat has problems with her teeth, Cher the squirrel glider possum won't survive unless Dr Bree can repair her eye, and MacGyver the Eastern long-necked turtle has been hit by a car.

Dr James must save a very special bird, Dr Hamish treats very cute Australian mammal Shug, and Dr Lucinda investigates why adopted pet cockatiel Snowy is laying an excessive number of eggs.

Biologist Jeremy Wade discovers truths and demystifies mysteries surrounding wild freshwater animals.

The sheer enormity and monumental scale of the Namib Desert leaves no doubt that this 55-million-year-old landscape reigns supreme as Africa's most magnificent untamed wilderness.

Nature documentary. TBA

Winnie the pelican is having a check-up at the Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital to see if she's ready to be released; elsewhere, Sunny the orphaned baby flying fox has clung to power lines for three days.

Is there something in the river that fits the bill, or are large and surprisingly cold-water sharks to blame?

New Zealand's waters are home to some of the most determined, athletic and charismatic dolphins on the planet.

Winter in Scandinavia is characterised by the polar night, months in which the sun is barely visible; this episode shows how people, animals and plants adapt to these extreme conditions.

The sheer enormity and monumental scale of the Namib Desert leaves no doubt that this 55-million-year-old landscape reigns supreme as Africa's most magnificent untamed wilderness.

Join palaeontologists and scientists on a field trip that reveals the remarkable story of whale evolution and investigate how whales lost their legs and went back into the sea.

We reveal our top contenders for nature's most flamboyant creatures before revealing which animals take the bronze, silver and gold awards for being the natural world's greatest showmen.

Nature documentary. TBA

Lizzie travels by air, land and sea to meet Alaskan wildlife; we eavesdrop on underwater Arctic residents with scientists, dine with polar bears, and scavenge with bald eagles.

It's summertime in Kielder Forest; orchids and wildflowers are coming into full bloom, the sound of buzzing insects fills the air, and all wildlife faces a race to make the most of the sunshine.

The elephant herd with two newborn infants splits to maximise resources in the bone-dry landscape, and wild dog matriarch Phoenix journeys to find a new alpha male when her mate suddenly disappears.

Hyenas are long-distance hunters: they can chase their prey for kilometres at an average speed of 10 km/h, and walk hours without tiring while looking for a suitable opportunity to sink their teeth.

Oloborr emerges as the leader of a pride which mainly relies on buffalo for food; as it faces obstacles in establishing dominance, tensions arise within the group.

Nature documentary - Ep. 2. We reveal the fascinating life of the snow leopards - the most secretive and least understood of all the great cats - as they are filmed in Spiti Valley in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh.

The elephant herd with two newborn infants splits to maximise resources in the bone-dry landscape, and wild dog matriarch Phoenix journeys to find a new alpha male when her mate suddenly disappears.

Winnie the pelican is having a check-up at the Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital to see if she's ready to be released; elsewhere, Sunny the orphaned baby flying fox has clung to power lines for three days.

Is there something in the river that fits the bill, or are large and surprisingly cold-water sharks to blame?

Hyenas are long-distance hunters: they can chase their prey for kilometres at an average speed of 10 km/h, and walk hours without tiring while looking for a suitable opportunity to sink their teeth.

Oloborr emerges as the leader of a pride which mainly relies on buffalo for food; as it faces obstacles in establishing dominance, tensions arise within the group.

Nature documentary - Ep. 2. We reveal the fascinating life of the snow leopards - the most secretive and least understood of all the great cats - as they are filmed in Spiti Valley in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh.

Dr James must save a very special bird, Dr Hamish treats very cute Australian mammal Shug, and Dr Lucinda investigates why adopted pet cockatiel Snowy is laying an excessive number of eggs.

Is there something in the river that fits the bill, or are large and surprisingly cold-water sharks to blame?

Arlie constructs an ingenious new invention to help catch gators - but the results are mixed - Shannon charms a shy gator, and trouble is afoot for Arlie and Jessica away from the park.

The team take a paddle boat out for a rescue, a hunt for a sneaky gator ends in chest-deep water, and a gator with an eye problem gets a check-up.

Winnie the pelican is having a check-up at the Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital to see if she's ready to be released; elsewhere, Sunny the orphaned baby flying fox has clung to power lines for three days.

Dr James's dad brings in Lucy, a wounded mangrove monitor lizard, Dr Kiara treats a wild echidna, and Dr Hamish must uncover the cause of Bernoulli the Alexandrine parrot's behaviour changes.

Is there something in the river that fits the bill, or are large and surprisingly cold-water sharks to blame?

The elephant herd with two newborn infants splits to maximise resources in the bone-dry landscape, and wild dog matriarch Phoenix journeys to find a new alpha male when her mate suddenly disappears.

Nature documentary - Ep. 2. We reveal the fascinating life of the snow leopards - the most secretive and least understood of all the great cats - as they are filmed in Spiti Valley in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh.

Dr Bree is worried about the gas in Sandy the Eastern grey kangaroo joey's tummy, Smaug the bearded dragon has a bone lodged in his throat, and Willow the owlet nightjar has fallen out of his nest.

Investigation turns into obsession as Jeremy tries to explain the widespread accounts.

Lizzie travels by air, land and sea to meet Alaskan wildlife; we eavesdrop on underwater Arctic residents with scientists, dine with polar bears, and scavenge with bald eagles.

It's summertime in Kielder Forest; orchids and wildflowers are coming into full bloom, the sound of buzzing insects fills the air, and all wildlife faces a race to make the most of the sunshine.

The elephant herd with two newborn infants splits to maximise resources in the bone-dry landscape, and wild dog matriarch Phoenix journeys to find a new alpha male when her mate suddenly disappears.

Hyenas are long-distance hunters: they can chase their prey for kilometres at an average speed of 10 km/h, and walk hours without tiring while looking for a suitable opportunity to sink their teeth.

Oloborr emerges as the leader of a pride which mainly relies on buffalo for food; as it faces obstacles in establishing dominance, tensions arise within the group.

Nature documentary - Ep. 2. We reveal the fascinating life of the snow leopards - the most secretive and least understood of all the great cats - as they are filmed in Spiti Valley in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh.

We trek through the Canadian rainforest and explore giant kelp forests with Lizzie as she experiences the wild west coast of North America.

We bring the insanely wild and wonderful nature of Belgium to screens over three episodes, and the remaining pieces of wild Belgian nature will teach us to see Mother Nature in a brand-new light.

Being thin, having black spots on whitish hair, hyperventilating and licking regularly to evaporate saliva are the cheetah's most efficient tricks for tolerating its fiery environment.

The San Andreas Fault is the junction point of two tectonic plates stretching across San Francisco and Los Angeles; it is 1,300km long and currently the most surveyed phenomenon in the world.