Viasat Nature

Travel to the Arctic for a peek at the challenges of life in the boreal forest; witness a secret reindeer superpower, navigate a rodent labyrinth of snow, and learn why moose are foodies at heart.

Learn how plants and animals tough it out in some of the driest terrain Earth has to offer; see insects team up with plants for a chance at life and get an insight into natural chemical warfare.

In the battle between predator and prey, we explore how deception and speed can often be the difference between life and death; even some of the fastest hunters use stealth to trick their prey.

Darryl the kookaburra has been hit by a car and head vet Dr Bree needs to operate on his wing to save him; after months of rehab, two green sea turtles are ready to be released back into the wild.

Dr Hamish treats a bitey ferret called Nibbler, Dr James does a health check on Zeus the black-headed python, and Dr Michelle treats a talkative eclectus parrot with suspected reproductive problems.

The interior of Brazil is a very varied territory where ecosystems as different as dry forest and flood plains mix; here we find the strange maned wolf, the shy giant anteater, and capuchin monkeys.

This episode marks International Dog Day; Julian has performed lots of surgery on his clients' four-legged friends, but it's a bit different when the patient is his own faithful companion Emmy.

Bull Pip needs an urgent foot trim, but he's reluctant to lie down and allow Peter do his job; in Boroughbridge, Julian and Katy are operating on Bertie's the beagle's leg.

It's 100 degrees and rising; as waterholes dry up, Julz is alarmed to find lions in the Kakuli pack's favourite drinking spot but also gets to touch a wild dog for the first time ever.

There's a shock in the borderlands where the Stork Colony pack roams, Vultures, elephants, baboons, and hyenas make for noisy neighbours for the Manzi pack, and the Kakuli pack goes missing.

Darryl the kookaburra has been hit by a car and head vet Dr Bree needs to operate on his wing to save him; after months of rehab, two green sea turtles are ready to be released back into the wild.

Dr Hamish treats a bitey ferret called Nibbler, Dr James does a health check on Zeus the black-headed python, and Dr Michelle treats a talkative eclectus parrot with suspected reproductive problems.

Julian has to perform surgery on his dog, Emmy, and she is not too keen on needles.

Peter has a very, very big problem in the shape of one-ton bull Pip whose foot needs urgent attention.

Julian meets two-year-old Zac and his hedgehog, who needs surgery on her foot, and Lorraine brings her dog Corbin - who has a lump that's causing him pain when he walks - to see Peter at Skeldale.

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Join Julz on a ZCP lion-collaring mission, go fishing with scout Simon, study mealtime pack hierarchy and witness a heartbreaking vigil for a badly-injured Kakumbi pup.

Head back to the den with the Kakumbi - who are mourning the loss of two pups - and chance upon a hyena lair and a lion pride trying to take down a buffalo.

Wildlife cameraman Julz Braatvedt arrives in eastern Zambia to film three packs of wild dogs - the Manzis, Kakulis and Stork Colony - in three very different territories.

It's 100 degrees and rising; as waterholes dry up, Julz is alarmed to find lions in the Kakuli pack's favourite drinking spot but also gets to touch a wild dog for the first time ever.

There's a shock in the borderlands where the Stork Colony pack roams, Vultures, elephants, baboons, and hyenas make for noisy neighbours for the Manzi pack, and the Kakuli pack goes missing.

Julz discovers lions in Manzi territory and is relieved when he finds the dogs safe, a brave puku antelope foils a Kakuli pack hunt, and the Stork pack recovers after losing a pup.

Join the Manzi pack at a kill, watch for leopards and hyenas with the Kakuli pack, then go on an epic hunt with a returning male of the Stork Colony.

It's Julz's last week; an encounter with lions scatters the Stork pack, Julz spots the Kakuli puppies feeding on a puku carcass, and the Manzi pack fight a warthog by the Luangwa River.

Each year sees thousands return to Patagonia to raise their young, many more come home to feed, and some to hunt - this is the story of their epic migrations.

We think of the Earth as a blue planet, but in this film, satellite cameras reveal it to be a kaleidoscope.

Wade into wetlands where trees and water meet to nurture new life; dive into an underwater forest that protects young fur seals, visit a mangrove sanctuary, and meet some real-life swamp monsters.

Traverse the planet's richest and most diverse woodlands - from the tropics to the poles and everywhere in between - and learn how forests connect and nurture the lives of countless species.

We travel to Africa - where the law of the jungle reigns supreme - and follow the lives of lions, crocodiles, cheetahs while unravelling the steps of fate that brought predators and prey together.

Don't be fooled - small creatures are seasoned in survival. What they lack in size they make up for in power, strength and tenacity, from porcupines and spotted genets to caracals.

Africa's diverse snake species have surprisingly adapted to dominate each corner of one of Earth's wildest terrains, evolving to thrive in the myriad of habitats of this biodiverse continent.

Lions and hyenas compete hard for meat; both control each other, stealing from and killing each other. This is the story of these iconic predators in the Maasai Mara National Reserve in Kenya.

Discover the powerful earth forces that shape the coastline of the wild west.

This is an exploration of a little-known landscape in the heartland of North America where wildlife co-exists peacefully with humans working on the front lines of unique conservation practices.

Told through the eyes of animals ranging from the mysterious blind catfish to the elusive ocelot, this documentary shares Texas's most spectacular landscapes and natural events.

Yellowstone is one of the most powerful supervolcanoes on Earth; what would the consequences if it erupted? Leading experts show us the different possible scenarios of a Yellowstone super eruption.

Pamela the bearded dragon has a large piece of barbed wire embedded in her side, Squish the baby puggle echidna has lost his mum, and Buster the pelican has a fishing line injury.

A puppy fights against a deadly disease in the Karratha Vet Hospital, a chicken gets a prosthetic leg, and Dr Lu volunteers in a koala crisis caused by bushfires on Kangaroo Island.

The heart of the South American continent is the Amazon jungle, the largest woodland on the planet; witness the planet's largest eagle, the monkey-hunting harpy, pink dolphins and the giant otter.

Amadeus the alpaca has a stick in his eye which has caused a nasty injury, and Peter greets a familiar face from Down Under when a baby wallaby comes to the practice a little down in the dumps.

Julz discovers lions in Manzi territory and is relieved when he finds the dogs safe, a brave puku antelope foils a Kakuli pack hunt, and the Stork pack recovers after losing a pup.

Pamela the bearded dragon has a large piece of barbed wire embedded in her side, Squish the baby puggle echidna has lost his mum, and Buster the pelican has a fishing line injury.

A puppy fights against a deadly disease in the Karratha Vet Hospital, a chicken gets a prosthetic leg, and Dr Lu volunteers in a koala crisis caused by bushfires on Kangaroo Island.

Head back to the den with the Kakumbi - who are mourning the loss of two pups - and chance upon a hyena lair and a lion pride trying to take down a buffalo.

Return to South Luangwa to see the new pups born to the mighty Manzi, the tiny-but-fearless Kakumbi packs, and yearling Snowy face a hungry hyena before a lion pride scatters Manzi mum Weka's pups.

Worried about a lump on her leg, Mark has brought Border Terrier Annie to the surgery to see Julian; Peter heads out to sheep farmer Roland Norris, who's worried about one of his breeding rams.

Peter heads to a local farm where Bernie the boar is strangely off his food, rescue dog Hector requires eye surgery, and Julian's at Rodney Sheard's farm to treat a couple of his rams.

Julian rushes over to see worried cow farmer Joe, Peter heads to Richard's farm - where a sheep's life is in danger - and at the Huddersfield hospital, Brandy the German Shepherd is lame and in pain.

Don't be fooled - small creatures are seasoned in survival. What they lack in size they make up for in power, strength and tenacity, from porcupines and spotted genets to caracals.

Africa's diverse snake species have surprisingly adapted to dominate each corner of one of Earth's wildest terrains, evolving to thrive in the myriad of habitats of this biodiverse continent.

Lions and hyenas compete hard for meat; both control each other, stealing from and killing each other. This is the story of these iconic predators in the Maasai Mara National Reserve in Kenya.

We travel to Africa - where the law of the jungle reigns supreme - and follow the lives of lions, crocodiles, cheetahs while unravelling the steps of fate that brought predators and prey together.

Join the Manzi pack at a kill, watch for leopards and hyenas with the Kakuli pack, then go on an epic hunt with a returning male of the Stork Colony.

It's Julz's last week; an encounter with lions scatters the Stork pack, Julz spots the Kakuli puppies feeding on a puku carcass, and the Manzi pack fight a warthog by the Luangwa River.

Jeremy Wade journeys to the infamous Congo River in Central Africa in search of the Goliath tiger fish, which is quite possibly the world's most ferocious river fish.

The threat of climate change is above all a risk for those who live in hot regions of the world like Africa; will its incredible living beings be able to resist a little longer?

We travel to Africa - where the law of the jungle reigns supreme - and follow the lives of lions, crocodiles, cheetahs while unravelling the steps of fate that brought predators and prey together.

Don't be fooled - small creatures are seasoned in survival. What they lack in size they make up for in power, strength and tenacity, from porcupines and spotted genets to caracals.

Africa's diverse snake species have surprisingly adapted to dominate each corner of one of Earth's wildest terrains, evolving to thrive in the myriad of habitats of this biodiverse continent.

Jeremy Wade journeys to the infamous Congo River in Central Africa in search of the Goliath tiger fish, which is quite possibly the world's most ferocious river fish.

Return to South Luangwa to see the new pups born to the mighty Manzi, the tiny-but-fearless Kakumbi packs, and yearling Snowy face a hungry hyena before a lion pride scatters Manzi mum Weka's pups.

Run into a lion-hyena showdown with Julz as he hunts for the elusive Manzi pack and join Henry from the Zambian Carnivore Program on a house call to the Kakumbi den where another pup has gone missing.

The threat of climate change is above all a risk for those who live in hot regions of the world like Africa; will its incredible living beings be able to resist a little longer?

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

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

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

Norway's fjords and fells are among the most spectacular landscapes in Europe; we encounter a cast of reindeer, oxen, fish, and vast swathes of unspoilt fields, valleys, waterfalls and mountaintops.

Ninja the turtle has a fish hook embedded in his intestines, Edwina the Eastern grey kangaroo joey has been found on her own, and Will the black flying fox needs to have a finger amputated.

Cyclone Damien, the biggest cyclone to hit Karratha for ten years, heads towards the Vet Hospital; meanwhile, a lady prepares to cross Australia by camel in the Pilbara desert.

There is an enormous territory of plains in the north of South America that changes its appearance twice a year; we discover the capybara, gigantic anacondas, and the few remaining Orinoco crocodiles.

It's birthing season on Jackie Barlow's alpaca farm, and Peter heads over to West Yorkshire to open a brand-new animal hospital run by his friends and colleagues.

Following veterinary surgeries in Thirsk and Boroughbridge. Rare cattle breeder Chris is sick with worry, as

Julz discovers lions in Manzi territory and is relieved when he finds the dogs safe, a brave puku antelope foils a Kakuli pack hunt, and the Stork pack recovers after losing a pup.

Ninja the turtle has a fish hook embedded in his intestines, Edwina the Eastern grey kangaroo joey has been found on her own, and Will the black flying fox needs to have a finger amputated.

Cyclone Damien, the biggest cyclone to hit Karratha for ten years, heads towards the Vet Hospital; meanwhile, a lady prepares to cross Australia by camel in the Pilbara desert.

Return to South Luangwa to see the new pups born to the mighty Manzi, the tiny-but-fearless Kakumbi packs, and yearling Snowy face a hungry hyena before a lion pride scatters Manzi mum Weka's pups.

Run into a lion-hyena showdown with Julz as he hunts for the elusive Manzi pack and join Henry from the Zambian Carnivore Program on a house call to the Kakumbi den where another pup has gone missing.

Peter's under extra pressure with Charlie the horse - he belongs to his niece Jess; when Julian sees Jackie Barlow, it's usually about one of her alpacas, but today the patient is her little dog Isla.

Julian is called to an emergency on Tom Stockil's farm and Peter removes an ominous looking lump for boxer dog Boot; this brings back bittersweet memories for Peter of his own beloved boxer Alf.

An emotional emergency for Peter at a friend's farm; Steve's wife is seriously ill, and now her favourite sheep's life is in the balance. Julian tries to remove an abscess on Karine the alpaca's chin.

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

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

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

Norway's fjords and fells are among the most spectacular landscapes in Europe; we encounter a cast of reindeer, oxen, fish, and vast swathes of unspoilt fields, valleys, waterfalls and mountaintops.

Return to South Luangwa to see the new pups born to the mighty Manzi, the tiny-but-fearless Kakumbi packs, and yearling Snowy face a hungry hyena before a lion pride scatters Manzi mum Weka's pups.

Run into a lion-hyena showdown with Julz as he hunts for the elusive Manzi pack and join Henry from the Zambian Carnivore Program on a house call to the Kakumbi den where another pup has gone missing.

Jeremy heads to the Mekong River in Thailand in search of one of the world's largest and most terrifying river fish, the giant freshwater stingray.

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.

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

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

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

Jeremy heads to the Mekong River in Thailand in search of one of the world's largest and most terrifying river fish, the giant freshwater stingray.

Cameraman Julz Braatvedt returns to the South Luangwa National Park to see the Kakumbi, Manzi and Kakuli packs back in action alongside lions, warthogs, buffalo, leopards, elephants and hyenas.

Julz and Henry from the ZCP track the Kakumbi pups as they face off with a warthog, and Thandie Mweetwa - ZCP's lion specialist - counts the prides that are pushing the Manzi out of their territory.

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.

The magical forests of the Maya are rich in tropical wildlife and hide a secret underworld

Cameras in space show Earth changing rapidly but these images can also inspire us to help.

Travel to the Arctic for a peek at the challenges of life in the boreal forest; witness a secret reindeer superpower, navigate a rodent labyrinth of snow, and learn why moose are foodies at heart.

Learn how plants and animals tough it out in some of the driest terrain Earth has to offer; see insects team up with plants for a chance at life and get an insight into natural chemical warfare.

Dr Amanda rescues a blind pet baboon and Dr Charlotte operates on a pangolin whose leg must be amputated; two young baboons have gone AWOL, and we encounter a feisty monitor lizard.

Katy takes on the role of avian midwife to a budgie in the Karratha Vet Clinic, Dr Lu rescues a koala on Kangaroo Island, and Ed and Dunc head off on a nighttime crabbing expedition in Shark Bay.

A vibrant portrait of the biodiverse habitats in South America; inhabitants range from large to small, from colourful to perfectly camouflaged, and from the lone hunter to thousand-strong hordes.

Following veterinary surgeries in Thirsk and Boroughbridge. Rare cattle breeder Chris is sick with worry, as

Julian has to perform surgery on his dog, Emmy, and she is not too keen on needles.

It's Julz's last week; an encounter with lions scatters the Stork pack, Julz spots the Kakuli puppies feeding on a puku carcass, and the Manzi pack fight a warthog by the Luangwa River.

Wildlife cameraman Julz Braatvedt arrives in eastern Zambia to film three packs of wild dogs - the Manzis, Kakulis and Stork Colony - in three very different territories.

Dr Amanda rescues a blind pet baboon and Dr Charlotte operates on a pangolin whose leg must be amputated; two young baboons have gone AWOL, and we encounter a feisty monitor lizard.

Katy takes on the role of avian midwife to a budgie in the Karratha Vet Clinic, Dr Lu rescues a koala on Kangaroo Island, and Ed and Dunc head off on a nighttime crabbing expedition in Shark Bay.

An emotional emergency for Peter at a friend's farm; Steve's wife is seriously ill, and now her favourite sheep's life is in the balance. Julian tries to remove an abscess on Karine the alpaca's chin.

Peter faces a difficult calving at Ed McDonald's farm; can he get a baby out alive and save mum? Also, Julian faces one of his biggest ever challenges trying to treat one-ton Clydesdale horse Howard.

Peter heads to a neighbour's farm hoping that he can save the life of a seriously ill sheep, and cocker spaniel Paddy has an unusual hernia that Julian will need to find a way to fix.

Peter removes an oven glove from terrier Wesley's stomach and an optometrist spots a problem with his daughter's pet rabbit Patch; Julian makes the difficult decision to remove an eye.

Cameras in space show Earth changing rapidly but these images can also inspire us to help.

Travel to the Arctic for a peek at the challenges of life in the boreal forest; witness a secret reindeer superpower, navigate a rodent labyrinth of snow, and learn why moose are foodies at heart.

Learn how plants and animals tough it out in some of the driest terrain Earth has to offer; see insects team up with plants for a chance at life and get an insight into natural chemical warfare.

The magical forests of the Maya are rich in tropical wildlife and hide a secret underworld

Cameraman Julz Braatvedt returns to the South Luangwa National Park to see the Kakumbi, Manzi and Kakuli packs back in action alongside lions, warthogs, buffalo, leopards, elephants and hyenas.

Julz and Henry from the ZCP track the Kakumbi pups as they face off with a warthog, and Thandie Mweetwa - ZCP's lion specialist - counts the prides that are pushing the Manzi out of their territory.

Jeremy sets his sights on an aggressive Far Eastern predator that's now invading America's backyards; the snakehead is a monster that sounds more like a gangster than a fish.

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 magical forests of the Maya are rich in tropical wildlife and hide a secret underworld

Cameras in space show Earth changing rapidly but these images can also inspire us to help.

Travel to the Arctic for a peek at the challenges of life in the boreal forest; witness a secret reindeer superpower, navigate a rodent labyrinth of snow, and learn why moose are foodies at heart.

Jeremy sets his sights on an aggressive Far Eastern predator that's now invading America's backyards; the snakehead is a monster that sounds more like a gangster than a fish.

Join Julz on a ZCP lion-collaring mission, go fishing with scout Simon, study mealtime pack hierarchy and witness a heartbreaking vigil for a badly-injured Kakumbi pup.

Head back to the den with the Kakumbi - who are mourning the loss of two pups - and chance upon a hyena lair and a lion pride trying to take down a buffalo.

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.

Animals in the same species share much more than territory; they also possess traditions and many nuances in their habits and preferences, in their relationships, and even their languages.

The magical forests of the Maya are rich in tropical wildlife and hide a secret underworld

Mexico's mountains contain black bears, volcanoes, birds and millions of monarch butterflies.

Animals including prairie dogs, snakes, bats and tiny owls find ways to survive in northern Mexico's desert.

A leg infection hampers a young duiker's release, Dr Amanda tracks and collars a young lion, and we check on an ailing bush baby and greet a new addition to the centre, a grumpy grey parrot.

Ed and Dunc set out on a shark mission in Shark Bay to restock Ocean Park after having closed for Covid, and Rick weighs a Rottweiler using his local pub's forklift.

The Rainforest. A large part of the jungle that covers Central and South America is known as the rainforest; it is home to howler monkeys, jaguars, iguanas, bush dogs and king vultures.

Julian has to perform surgery on his dog, Emmy, and she is not too keen on needles.

Peter has a very, very big problem in the shape of one-ton bull Pip whose foot needs urgent attention.

Wildlife cameraman Julz Braatvedt arrives in eastern Zambia to film three packs of wild dogs - the Manzis, Kakulis and Stork Colony - in three very different territories.

A leg infection hampers a young duiker's release, Dr Amanda tracks and collars a young lion, and we check on an ailing bush baby and greet a new addition to the centre, a grumpy grey parrot.

Ed and Dunc set out on a shark mission in Shark Bay to restock Ocean Park after having closed for Covid, and Rick weighs a Rottweiler using his local pub's forklift.

Cameraman Julz Braatvedt returns to the South Luangwa National Park to see the Kakumbi, Manzi and Kakuli packs back in action alongside lions, warthogs, buffalo, leopards, elephants and hyenas.

Julz and Henry from the ZCP track the Kakumbi pups as they face off with a warthog, and Thandie Mweetwa - ZCP's lion specialist - counts the prides that are pushing the Manzi out of their territory.

A special episode focusing on births and babies; Julian heads to a local farm where a cow is struggling in labour, and baby goat Daisy has serious eye problems that are affecting her sight.

Peter is given the run around as he tries to vaccinate not one but TEN cats at their home. As he goes

Julian races to an emergency at a local farm where a cow is unable to stand up, and Peter tries to save three-week-old Sphynx kitten Dobby; his tiny patient has pneumonia.

The magical forests of the Maya are rich in tropical wildlife and hide a secret underworld

Mexico's mountains contain black bears, volcanoes, birds and millions of monarch butterflies.

Animals including prairie dogs, snakes, bats and tiny owls find ways to survive in northern Mexico's desert.

Animals in the same species share much more than territory; they also possess traditions and many nuances in their habits and preferences, in their relationships, and even their languages.

Join Julz on a ZCP lion-collaring mission, go fishing with scout Simon, study mealtime pack hierarchy and witness a heartbreaking vigil for a badly-injured Kakumbi pup.

Head back to the den with the Kakumbi - who are mourning the loss of two pups - and chance upon a hyena lair and a lion pride trying to take down a buffalo.

Jeremy travels to one of the few rivers left on Earth that will still test a fisherman; one spirit in particular is said to lure fishermen from their boats to their death.

Most species that live in extreme places are delaying their life cycles of reproduction and breeding; wild dogs are advancing their biology by several weeks to avoid the dangers of heat to their pups.

Animals in the same species share much more than territory; they also possess traditions and many nuances in their habits and preferences, in their relationships, and even their languages.

The magical forests of the Maya are rich in tropical wildlife and hide a secret underworld

Mexico's mountains contain black bears, volcanoes, birds and millions of monarch butterflies.

Jeremy travels to one of the few rivers left on Earth that will still test a fisherman; one spirit in particular is said to lure fishermen from their boats to their death.

Wildlife cameraman Julz Braatvedt arrives in eastern Zambia to film three packs of wild dogs - the Manzis, Kakulis and Stork Colony - in three very different territories.

It's 100 degrees and rising; as waterholes dry up, Julz is alarmed to find lions in the Kakuli pack's favourite drinking spot but also gets to touch a wild dog for the first time ever.

Most species that live in extreme places are delaying their life cycles of reproduction and breeding; wild dogs are advancing their biology by several weeks to avoid the dangers of heat to their pups.

From deadly T-Rexes to giant woolly mammoths, new evidence reveals how giant beasts evolved to conquer the planet, how they grew so big, and what triggered their extinction.

From deadly T-Rexes to giant woolly mammoths, new evidence reveals how giant beasts evolved to conquer the planet, how they grew so big, and what triggered their extinction.

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.

Dan O'Neill is on a mission to find the biggest living anaconda; he joins Dr Juliana Terra, an anaconda expert, in the hope of tracking a giant green anaconda female down.

Embark on a busy day of releases and rescues, from pythons to birds to bushpigs.

Dr Katy has been given custody of two endangered Hawksbill turtles in Karratha - we follow their journey back to the sea; Ed and Dunc collect squid for their sustainable eating display in Ocean Park.

A compilation of the best moments of this series; it includes capuchin monkeys, pink dolphins swimming in the Amazon, the munguba tree, orcas, flamingos, the majestic jaguar and much more...

Peter has a very, very big problem in the shape of one-ton bull Pip whose foot needs urgent attention.

Julian tries to save an alpaca with a terrible eye injury.

There's a shock in the borderlands where the Stork Colony pack roams, Vultures, elephants, baboons, and hyenas make for noisy neighbours for the Manzi pack, and the Kakuli pack goes missing.

Julz discovers lions in Manzi territory and is relieved when he finds the dogs safe, a brave puku antelope foils a Kakuli pack hunt, and the Stork pack recovers after losing a pup.

Embark on a busy day of releases and rescues, from pythons to birds to bushpigs.

Dr Katy has been given custody of two endangered Hawksbill turtles in Karratha - we follow their journey back to the sea; Ed and Dunc collect squid for their sustainable eating display in Ocean Park.

Julian races to an emergency at a local farm where a cow is unable to stand up, and Peter tries to save three-week-old Sphynx kitten Dobby; his tiny patient has pneumonia.

This episode marks International Dog Day; Julian has performed lots of surgery on his clients' four-legged friends, but it's a bit different when the patient is his own faithful companion Emmy.

Bull Pip needs an urgent foot trim, but he's reluctant to lie down and allow Peter do his job; in Boroughbridge, Julian and Katy are operating on Bertie's the beagle's leg.

Amadeus the alpaca has a stick in his eye which has caused a nasty injury, and Peter greets a familiar face from Down Under when a baby wallaby comes to the practice a little down in the dumps.

From deadly T-Rexes to giant woolly mammoths, new evidence reveals how giant beasts evolved to conquer the planet, how they grew so big, and what triggered their extinction.

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.

Dan O'Neill is on a mission to find the biggest living anaconda; he joins Dr Juliana Terra, an anaconda expert, in the hope of tracking a giant green anaconda female down.

From deadly T-Rexes to giant woolly mammoths, new evidence reveals how giant beasts evolved to conquer the planet, how they grew so big, and what triggered their extinction.

Wildlife cameraman Julz Braatvedt arrives in eastern Zambia to film three packs of wild dogs - the Manzis, Kakulis and Stork Colony - in three very different territories.

It's 100 degrees and rising; as waterholes dry up, Julz is alarmed to find lions in the Kakuli pack's favourite drinking spot but also gets to touch a wild dog for the first time ever.

Jeremy Wade returns to Africa's Okavango Delta to re-investigate the ferocious and carnivorous tigerfish.

The caracal always lives where the land and vegetation are the same colour; it is stealthy and silent, a perfect master of camouflage and also a specialist in deserts and savannahs.

From deadly T-Rexes to giant woolly mammoths, new evidence reveals how giant beasts evolved to conquer the planet, how they grew so big, and what triggered their extinction.

From deadly T-Rexes to giant woolly mammoths, new evidence reveals how giant beasts evolved to conquer the planet, how they grew so big, and what triggered their extinction.

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.

Jeremy Wade returns to Africa's Okavango Delta to re-investigate the ferocious and carnivorous tigerfish.

There's a shock in the borderlands where the Stork Colony pack roams, Vultures, elephants, baboons, and hyenas make for noisy neighbours for the Manzi pack, and the Kakuli pack goes missing.

Julz discovers lions in Manzi territory and is relieved when he finds the dogs safe, a brave puku antelope foils a Kakuli pack hunt, and the Stork pack recovers after losing a pup.

The caracal always lives where the land and vegetation are the same colour; it is stealthy and silent, a perfect master of camouflage and also a specialist in deserts and savannahs.

We venture into the arid landscapes of Australia to witness the extraordinary battles between predators and prey; among them are a large goanna reptile, saltwater crocodiles and many more.

This first episode features footage showing the lightning-fast moves that predators deploy to capture their prey and the rapid escape tactics that will see who wins these high-velocity battles.

In the battle between predator and prey, we explore how deception and speed can often be the difference between life and death; even some of the fastest hunters use stealth to trick their prey.

Sharks have evolved to take advantage of every feeding opportunity in the ocean; from aerial acrobats to camouflaged ambush killers, how have these apex predators become so successful?

Cheer as a baby monkey finds a new mom, and return two serval cats to the wild.

Katy treats a Staffie with a deadly disease, a Great Dane rescues a dog needing a blood transfusion, and Rick and zoologist Ed Swinhoe test a wild dingo's DNA in the outback near Exmouth.

A compilation of the best moments of this series; it includes capuchin monkeys, pink dolphins swimming in the Amazon, the munguba tree, orcas, flamingos, the majestic jaguar and much more...

Julian tries to save an alpaca with a terrible eye injury.

Julian meets two-year-old Zac and his hedgehog, who needs surgery on her foot, and Lorraine brings her dog Corbin - who has a lump that's causing him pain when he walks - to see Peter at Skeldale.

Julz discovers lions in Manzi territory and is relieved when he finds the dogs safe, a brave puku antelope foils a Kakuli pack hunt, and the Stork pack recovers after losing a pup.

Cheer as a baby monkey finds a new mom, and return two serval cats to the wild.

Katy treats a Staffie with a deadly disease, a Great Dane rescues a dog needing a blood transfusion, and Rick and zoologist Ed Swinhoe test a wild dingo's DNA in the outback near Exmouth.

Join Julz on a ZCP lion-collaring mission, go fishing with scout Simon, study mealtime pack hierarchy and witness a heartbreaking vigil for a badly-injured Kakumbi pup.

Head back to the den with the Kakumbi - who are mourning the loss of two pups - and chance upon a hyena lair and a lion pride trying to take down a buffalo.

There's some extreme vetting for Julian as he tries to help a struggling ewe give birth in an open field in the rain, and Peter performs an emergency C-section on heavily pregnant shih tzu Madge.

Julian faces a massive challenge trying to save one of the biggest calves that he's ever had to deliver, and Peter operates to remove a cancerous testicle from owner Margaret's dog.

It's birthing season on Jackie Barlow's alpaca farm, and Peter heads over to West Yorkshire to open a brand-new animal hospital run by his friends and colleagues.

Jeremy Wade visits the Zambezi River to find a predator.

From deadly T-Rexes to giant woolly mammoths, new evidence reveals how giant beasts evolved to conquer the planet, how they grew so big, and what triggered their extinction.

From deadly T-Rexes to giant woolly mammoths, new evidence reveals how giant beasts evolved to conquer the planet, how they grew so big, and what triggered their extinction.

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.

Dan O'Neill is on a mission to find the biggest living anaconda; he joins Dr Juliana Terra, an anaconda expert, in the hope of tracking a giant green anaconda female down.

We venture into the arid landscapes of Australia to witness the extraordinary battles between predators and prey; among them are a large goanna reptile, saltwater crocodiles and many more.

This first episode features footage showing the lightning-fast moves that predators deploy to capture their prey and the rapid escape tactics that will see who wins these high-velocity battles.

In the battle between predator and prey, we explore how deception and speed can often be the difference between life and death; even some of the fastest hunters use stealth to trick their prey.

Sharks have evolved to take advantage of every feeding opportunity in the ocean; from aerial acrobats to camouflaged ambush killers, how have these apex predators become so successful?

Return to South Luangwa to see the new pups born to the mighty Manzi, the tiny-but-fearless Kakumbi packs, and yearling Snowy face a hungry hyena before a lion pride scatters Manzi mum Weka's pups.

Run into a lion-hyena showdown with Julz as he hunts for the elusive Manzi pack and join Henry from the Zambian Carnivore Program on a house call to the Kakumbi den where another pup has gone missing.

Cameraman Julz Braatvedt returns to the South Luangwa National Park to see the Kakumbi, Manzi and Kakuli packs back in action alongside lions, warthogs, buffalo, leopards, elephants and hyenas.

Julz and Henry from the ZCP track the Kakumbi pups as they face off with a warthog, and Thandie Mweetwa - ZCP's lion specialist - counts the prides that are pushing the Manzi out of their territory.

Join Julz on a ZCP lion-collaring mission, go fishing with scout Simon, study mealtime pack hierarchy and witness a heartbreaking vigil for a badly-injured Kakumbi pup.

Head back to the den with the Kakumbi - who are mourning the loss of two pups - and chance upon a hyena lair and a lion pride trying to take down a buffalo.

Wildlife cameraman Julz Braatvedt arrives in eastern Zambia to film three packs of wild dogs - the Manzis, Kakulis and Stork Colony - in three very different territories.

It's 100 degrees and rising; as waterholes dry up, Julz is alarmed to find lions in the Kakuli pack's favourite drinking spot but also gets to touch a wild dog for the first time ever.

Animals in the same species share much more than territory; they also possess traditions and many nuances in their habits and preferences, in their relationships, and even their languages.