Viasat Nature

Our planet is marked by catastrophes whether collisions in the solar system, asteroid strikes, volcanic eruptions or global climatic crises; this series reconstructs some of these historic catastrophes.

Throughout its history, Earth has continuously fluctuated between greenhouse and icehouse; however, this particular icehouse phase is the most extreme period of cold our planet has ever witnessed.

Discover the Mekong river in southeast Asia, following its course through six countries via astonishing waterfalls, the world's most amazing lake, and one of the world's most diverse rainforests.

Manage unrest among the centre's primates and say goodbye to a rehabilitated crocodile.

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.

Some species have baffled scientists. We discover the biological marvel that is the saiga antelope, the odd diets of the gelada baboons and greater bamboo lemurs and much more.

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.

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.

Manage unrest among the centre's primates and say goodbye to a rehabilitated crocodile.

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.

Some species have baffled scientists. We discover the biological marvel that is the saiga antelope, the odd diets of the gelada baboons and greater bamboo lemurs and much more.

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.

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.

Peter rushes into Skeldale on his day off to try to save a lamb of Richard Bell's, and Julian's treating a very poorly one-week old llama called Noah at Suzanne Benson's trekking centre.

In India, we follow the daily struggles of the living characters Rudyard Kipling described in "The Jungle Book" as all obey the unwritten law of the jungle and strive to raise a new generation.

Our planet is marked by catastrophes whether collisions in the solar system, asteroid strikes, volcanic eruptions or global climatic crises; this series reconstructs some of these historic catastrophes.

Throughout its history, Earth has continuously fluctuated between greenhouse and icehouse; however, this particular icehouse phase is the most extreme period of cold our planet has ever witnessed.

Discover the Mekong river in southeast Asia, following its course through six countries via astonishing waterfalls, the world's most amazing lake, and one of the world's most diverse rainforests.

The language of love and the fight for reproduction stimulate the most striking and diverse behaviours of the animal world: dances, challenges, fights, pulses, and battles to mate with females.

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.

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.

In India, we follow the daily struggles of the living characters Rudyard Kipling described in "The Jungle Book" as all obey the unwritten law of the jungle and strive to raise a new generation.

Our planet is marked by catastrophes whether collisions in the solar system, asteroid strikes, volcanic eruptions or global climatic crises; this series reconstructs some of these historic catastrophes.

Throughout its history, Earth has continuously fluctuated between greenhouse and icehouse; however, this particular icehouse phase is the most extreme period of cold our planet has ever witnessed.

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.

Hidden seven miles below Yellowstone National Park lies a super volcano; a super eruption would kill millions and would be the biggest threat to life on Earth, but how likely is it to happen?

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.

We discover how some animals communicate when they need to work as a team; using a variety of techniques including sound, touch and visual displays, animals can come together and work as a group.

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.

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.

The language of love and the fight for reproduction stimulate the most striking and diverse behaviours of the animal world: dances, challenges, fights, pulses, and battles to mate with females.

The team of vets are giving an elephant an endoscopy to check on the progress of her cancer treatment, and Paul helps an elephant arriving in A&E with chronic diarrhoea.

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.

Discover how some of the world's most extraordinary animals are also the smallest. This action-packed episode will take you deep into rainforests, under the oceans and across vast deserts.

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 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.

The team of vets are giving an elephant an endoscopy to check on the progress of her cancer treatment, and Paul helps an elephant arriving in A&E with chronic diarrhoea.

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.

Discover how some of the world's most extraordinary animals are also the smallest. This action-packed episode will take you deep into rainforests, under the oceans and across vast deserts.

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.

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 tries to save an alpaca with a terrible eye injury.

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.

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.

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.

The language of love and the fight for reproduction stimulate the most striking and diverse behaviours of the animal world: dances, challenges, fights, pulses, and battles to mate with females.

Territory is home, the place where animals rest, find food or have their children. Many animals are very territorial: they defend their clan against strangers as their survival depends on it.

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

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.

We discover how some animals communicate when they need to work as a team; using a variety of techniques including sound, touch and visual displays, animals can come together and work as a group.

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.

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.

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

Hidden beneath Yellowstone National Park lies a super volcano; could understanding the behaviour of the planet during other natural disasters help us understand the power of a super volcano?

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.

Secrets of the Ocean Killer. Investigators in the Badlands of Wyoming unearth the bones of a Mosasaur, a terrifying marine predator from the dinosaur age.

Dan O'Neill is on a mission to find, film and measure the planet's biggest predatory sharks; he heads to the Neptune Islands, a place that is perfect for spotting giant great whites.

If we had to pick one iconic African animal, it would be the elephant; its ancestors have dominated the world and the five continents through an exceptional evolution.

Where, when, and how did the species we know appear? Today, science has unravelled the great journeys of the species, allowing us to tell the amazing story of animal colonisation.

In this week's episode, an elephant is brought into A&E with the suspected deadly herpes virus, and Paul helps the vets to try and save his life by attempting a blood transfusion.

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.

For nature's giants, being the biggest brings huge advantages and challenges. From massive land mammals to ocean behemoths, how nature's giants overcome life's big problems is awe inspiring.

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.

Peter rushes into Skeldale on his day off to try to save a lamb of Richard Bell's, and Julian's treating a very poorly one-week old llama called Noah at Suzanne Benson's trekking centre.

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.

In this week's episode, an elephant is brought into A&E with the suspected deadly herpes virus, and Paul helps the vets to try and save his life by attempting a blood transfusion.

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.

For nature's giants, being the biggest brings huge advantages and challenges. From massive land mammals to ocean behemoths, how nature's giants overcome life's big problems is awe inspiring.

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.

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.

Secrets of the Ocean Killer. Investigators in the Badlands of Wyoming unearth the bones of a Mosasaur, a terrifying marine predator from the dinosaur age.

Dan O'Neill is on a mission to find, film and measure the planet's biggest predatory sharks; he heads to the Neptune Islands, a place that is perfect for spotting giant great whites.

If we had to pick one iconic African animal, it would be the elephant; its ancestors have dominated the world and the five continents through an exceptional evolution.

Where, when, and how did the species we know appear? Today, science has unravelled the great journeys of the species, allowing us to tell the amazing story of animal colonisation.

Many animals form groups where there is an all-powerful leader; the position of leader is coveted by many, since it usually enjoys advantages when it comes to eating, resting, or reproducing.

Jeremy is on a quest to Africa's Rift Valley; it's a dangerous place, but at its heart is a worthy prize of the Nile Perch, Africa's largest freshwater fish.

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.

Secrets of the Ocean Killer. Investigators in the Badlands of Wyoming unearth the bones of a Mosasaur, a terrifying marine predator from the dinosaur age.

Dan O'Neill is on a mission to find, film and measure the planet's biggest predatory sharks; he heads to the Neptune Islands, a place that is perfect for spotting giant great whites.

If we had to pick one iconic African animal, it would be the elephant; its ancestors have dominated the world and the five continents through an exceptional evolution.

Jeremy is on a quest to Africa's Rift Valley; it's a dangerous place, but at its heart is a worthy prize of the Nile Perch, Africa's largest freshwater fish.

This series tells the compelling and immersive story of the daily life of young lions and their challenges while growing up; it also showcases the struggles and triumphs of the lions.

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.

An extraordinary look at the extreme ways in which birds of prey conquer the toughest habitats on Earth ny taking on deadly prey; raptors have solutions to many very extreme challenges.

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.

There are animals born to fight and destined to face their foe across the planet; armed with weaponry, guile and tactics, these gladiators are prepared for battle. Only champions will reign supreme...

Cold hearts beat with a raging hot fury in a frozen world of snow, icy waters and extreme wind chill; from snow leopards to polar bears, these fighters battle it out with each other.

Nature documentary - Ep. 3. A young bull elephant is rescued after breaking his leg in a violent thunderstorm, and laser technology is used to save an elephant who has come into A&E with severe burns.

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.

Living your life at night can present extreme challenges and opportunities. Animals like owls, hyenas with super senses and insects that glow have evolved to succeed in this world without light.

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.

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.

Nature documentary - Ep. 3. A young bull elephant is rescued after breaking his leg in a violent thunderstorm, and laser technology is used to save an elephant who has come into A&E with severe burns.

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.

Living your life at night can present extreme challenges and opportunities. Animals like owls, hyenas with super senses and insects that glow have evolved to succeed in this world without light.

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.

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.

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.

Secrets of the Ocean Killer. Investigators in the Badlands of Wyoming unearth the bones of a Mosasaur, a terrifying marine predator from the dinosaur age.

Dan O'Neill is on a mission to find, film and measure the planet's biggest predatory sharks; he heads to the Neptune Islands, a place that is perfect for spotting giant great whites.

If we had to pick one iconic African animal, it would be the elephant; its ancestors have dominated the world and the five continents through an exceptional evolution.

Where, when, and how did the species we know appear? Today, science has unravelled the great journeys of the species, allowing us to tell the amazing story of animal colonisation.

An extraordinary look at the extreme ways in which birds of prey conquer the toughest habitats on Earth ny taking on deadly prey; raptors have solutions to many very extreme challenges.

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.

There are animals born to fight and destined to face their foe across the planet; armed with weaponry, guile and tactics, these gladiators are prepared for battle. Only champions will reign supreme...

Cold hearts beat with a raging hot fury in a frozen world of snow, icy waters and extreme wind chill; from snow leopards to polar bears, these fighters battle it out with each other.

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.

Follow along on a journey as we explore the mysteries of the Makgadikgadi pans through the eyes of a brown hyena mother and her clan as they navigate merciless temperatures.

33,000 acres of land makes up the world-renowned MalaMala game reserve; this fascinating region is a hotbed for wildlife activity with some of the greatest game viewing opportunities in Africa.

Chilli, Inara and their nine cubs meet and a standoff ensues; the mothers eventually part, but Chilli's cubs Siya and Kolisi mistakenly follow Inara.

We discover how some animals communicate when they need to work as a team; using a variety of techniques including sound, touch and visual displays, animals can come together and work as a group.

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.

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.

The language of love and the fight for reproduction stimulate the most striking and diverse behaviours of the animal world: dances, challenges, fights, pulses, and battles to mate with females.

The team of vets are attempting to rehabilitate a mentally ill young bull in the hospital's male herd, Kat gets her hands dirty with elephant poo, and Paul helps the vets treat an infected abscess.

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.

No animals are as resilient as those who live in the coldest climes. We'll reveal the surprising adaptations earth's cold weather creatures have evolved to survive.

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.

The team of vets are attempting to rehabilitate a mentally ill young bull in the hospital's male herd, Kat gets her hands dirty with elephant poo, and Paul helps the vets treat an infected abscess.

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.

No animals are as resilient as those who live in the coldest climes. We'll reveal the surprising adaptations earth's cold weather creatures have evolved to survive.

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.

The weird world of maras, desert-dwelling penguins and guanacos.

We discover how some animals communicate when they need to work as a team; using a variety of techniques including sound, touch and visual displays, animals can come together and work as a group.

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.

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.

The language of love and the fight for reproduction stimulate the most striking and diverse behaviours of the animal world: dances, challenges, fights, pulses, and battles to mate with females.

In India, we follow the daily struggles of the living characters Rudyard Kipling described in "The Jungle Book" as all obey the unwritten law of the jungle and strive to raise a new generation.

Our planet is marked by catastrophes whether collisions in the solar system, asteroid strikes, volcanic eruptions or global climatic crises; this series reconstructs some of these historic catastrophes.

Throughout its history, Earth has continuously fluctuated between greenhouse and icehouse; however, this particular icehouse phase is the most extreme period of cold our planet has ever witnessed.

Discover the Mekong river in southeast Asia, following its course through six countries via astonishing waterfalls, the world's most amazing lake, and one of the world's most diverse rainforests.

An extraordinary look at the extreme ways in which birds of prey conquer the toughest habitats on Earth ny taking on deadly prey; raptors have solutions to many very extreme challenges.

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.

There are animals born to fight and destined to face their foe across the planet; armed with weaponry, guile and tactics, these gladiators are prepared for battle. Only champions will reign supreme...

Cold hearts beat with a raging hot fury in a frozen world of snow, icy waters and extreme wind chill; from snow leopards to polar bears, these fighters battle it out with each other.

The Great Barrier Reef is a living, breathing organism supporting the richest most complex ecosystem on the planet.

The Great Barrier Reef is the only place in the world where ancient rainforest meets a tropical reef, with the coastal fringe supporting a variety of unique wildlife.

Stretching 2,300 kilometres down the northeast coast of Queensland, the Great Barrier Reef is home to over 900 islands, each with their own unique biology and fauna.

The Great Barrier Reef lies in the Coral Sea; here wildlife flourishes in the pristine tropical seas that are home to the world's richest marine ecosystem.

Amanda races to save an elephant calf tangled in a poacher's wire snare; Alma tries to get the newest - and cutest - arrival, a baby baboon nicknamed Doodle Bob, to bond with a foster baboon mother.

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.

Meet the animals that live in the extremes who have created unique tools and techniques to cope with the harshest challenges to their continued survival.

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.

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.

Amanda races to save an elephant calf tangled in a poacher's wire snare; Alma tries to get the newest - and cutest - arrival, a baby baboon nicknamed Doodle Bob, to bond with a foster baboon mother.

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.

Meet the animals that live in the extremes who have created unique tools and techniques to cope with the harshest challenges to their continued survival.

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.

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

Peter rushes into Skeldale on his day off to try to save a lamb of Richard Bell's, and Julian's treating a very poorly one-week old llama called Noah at Suzanne Benson's trekking centre.

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.

There are animals born to fight and destined to face their foe across the planet; armed with weaponry, guile and tactics, these gladiators are prepared for battle. Only champions will reign supreme...

Cold hearts beat with a raging hot fury in a frozen world of snow, icy waters and extreme wind chill; from snow leopards to polar bears, these fighters battle it out with each other.

Animals fight to ensure their survival, but what are the reasons that make them risk their lives every day, and what are the consequences of winning or losing these battles?

Bull sharks are the most aggressive and unpredictable of all the sharks; Jeremy travels to this river to see if last year's catch was a one-off or if there are more monsters out there.

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.

An extraordinary look at the extreme ways in which birds of prey conquer the toughest habitats on Earth ny taking on deadly prey; raptors have solutions to many very extreme challenges.

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.

There are animals born to fight and destined to face their foe across the planet; armed with weaponry, guile and tactics, these gladiators are prepared for battle. Only champions will reign supreme...

Bull sharks are the most aggressive and unpredictable of all the sharks; Jeremy travels to this river to see if last year's catch was a one-off or if there are more monsters out there.

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.

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.

A look at the capercaillie, biologists capture wild animals in central Sweden and take them to Germany, and black grouse are reintroduced in the Nature Park Niederlausitz.

This episode look at the golden jackal, a shy predator whose territory used to be the Balkan and further southern regions; now they are spreading north, and scientists are trying to find out why.

An in-depth look is taken at the wildlife and natural elements that are abundant during the springtime in Scotland.

We visit Scotland's secret wild places and the unexpected animals that live there; filmed over four dramatic seasons, these are the extraordinary stories of Scotland's spectacular iconic wildlife.

Amanda puts a radio collar on one of the first cheetah cubs born in Malawi in twenty years, and a group of tourists deliver a rambunctious baby monkey they rescued from the pet trade.

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.

To reach adulthood, animals must constantly overcome many obstacles; from mantids to scimitar-horned oryx, some animals have adapted in surprising ways to ensure they make it to old age unscathed.

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.

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.

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.

Amanda puts a radio collar on one of the first cheetah cubs born in Malawi in twenty years, and a group of tourists deliver a rambunctious baby monkey they rescued from the pet trade.

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.

To reach adulthood, animals must constantly overcome many obstacles; from mantids to scimitar-horned oryx, some animals have adapted in surprising ways to ensure they make it to old age unscathed.

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.

Skeldale's team have a real passion for animals; with a clientele that rarely has insurance, animal welfare always comes before profit together with an extra dose of tender loving care.

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.

In this episode, Julian treats a seriously ill llama called Echo who isn't breathing well.

A look at the capercaillie, biologists capture wild animals in central Sweden and take them to Germany, and black grouse are reintroduced in the Nature Park Niederlausitz.

This episode look at the golden jackal, a shy predator whose territory used to be the Balkan and further southern regions; now they are spreading north, and scientists are trying to find out why.

An in-depth look is taken at the wildlife and natural elements that are abundant during the springtime in Scotland.

We visit Scotland's secret wild places and the unexpected animals that live there; filmed over four dramatic seasons, these are the extraordinary stories of Scotland's spectacular iconic wildlife.

Family is everything; many species live in families, clans, or groups. The survival of each individual depends on the family, and the family depends on the union of all its components.

Jeremy Wade normally travels deep into the globe's most remote regions searching for freshwater monsters, but recently he's been getting reports of killers from an unexpected location - the USA.

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.

A look at the capercaillie, biologists capture wild animals in central Sweden and take them to Germany, and black grouse are reintroduced in the Nature Park Niederlausitz.

This episode look at the golden jackal, a shy predator whose territory used to be the Balkan and further southern regions; now they are spreading north, and scientists are trying to find out why.

An in-depth look is taken at the wildlife and natural elements that are abundant during the springtime in Scotland.

Jeremy Wade normally travels deep into the globe's most remote regions searching for freshwater monsters, but recently he's been getting reports of killers from an unexpected location - the USA.

This series tells the compelling and immersive story of the daily life of young lions and their challenges while growing up; it also showcases the struggles and triumphs of the lions.

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.

An old leopard queen is dead; when Thandi, the new queen, discovers the young cubs left behind, the fight for survival and for the crown of Djuma is on.