Billy Goes North

After taking on the South’s worst critters, exterminator Billy Bretherton heads north to tackle the biggest pests and wildest animals of the Great White North. In each episode, Billy teams up with local experts to solve problems across cities, farms, and wilderness. From wolves and beavers to porcupines and escaped exotics, no job is too tough. Using a mix of experience, technology, and instinct, Billy takes on challenges others won’t handle alone.

Europe's Wild Kingdoms

Across Europe, world-famous heritage sites such as Mont-Saint-Michel, Bran Castle, the Alhambra and Duart Castle draw visitors for their history and beauty. Yet beneath their grand façades lies a lesser-known story. Shaped by centuries of human activity, these sites and their surrounding landscapes are now home to a surprising range of wildlife, from harbour seals and red deer to black storks and elusive amphibians. This two-part series explores how Europe’s most celebrated landmarks and the animals that live among them have become closely intertwined, using specialist wildlife filming to reveal nature thriving in historic places.

Superbeast

Superbeast is nature unleashed. From dense jungles to icy oceans, deserts to coral reefs, every environment becomes a high-stakes arena where survival demands peak performance. Strength, speed, precision, and timing collide as creatures push their bodies and instincts to the limit. Some strike with explosive force, others endure against impossible odds, yet all are driven by a singular goal: to survive, excel, and dominate. This series celebrates nature’s ultimate athletes across Earth’s arenas—jungle, ocean, savannah, and desert—where victory demands power, precision, and the will to go full Superbeast.

Wild Philippines

This two-part documentary takes viewers on a journey through the varied natural world of the Philippines, a group of islands located on the Ring of Fire in the Pacific. Shaped by volcanic eruptions and deep ocean trenches, the country’s dramatic geology underpins a rich and diverse ecosystem. Across both episodes, animal protagonists are followed at different stages of their lives, revealing how they adapt to this dynamic environment. WILD PHILIPPINES is a compelling exploration of the beauty and natural treasures of the islands, centred on the remarkable wildlife that inhabits this vast archipelago.

Jawsome

Alanna Canaran, a passionate science educator and dive instructor, teams up with shark citizen scientist, Art Gaetan, and wildlife filmmaker Nick Hawkins on an exhilarating mission along the Atlantic coast to find the ocean’s most feared predator– Great White Sharks. As white shark sightings increase, Alanna aims to dispel fear and foster admiration for these sharks. Together, they create a white shark photo identification catalog and investigate ancient human-shark relationships with the help of an archaeologist and Indigenous knowledge keepers. The team perseveres through many challenges including elusive sharks and a hurricane! Through their relentless efforts, the team unravels the mysteries of these awe-inspiring apex predators, sharing their captivating discoveries and stunning underwater imagery and fostering a deeper appreciation of these JAWSOME predators.

The Hippo Supremacy

THE HIPPO SUPREMACY explores the intense and dramatic lives of the hippos along Zambia’s Luangwa River. Dominated by the formidable colossal bull - known as the “river master”, this documentary follows his fierce battles to defend his territory and exclusive breeding rights. Meanwhile, a vigilant mother risks everything to protect her newborn calf from predators and rival hippos. As the river dwindles during the scorching dry season, tensions rise and ancient rivalries ignite turning survival into a relentless struggle. THE HIPPO SUPREMACY offers a raw glimpse into the power dynamics, family bonds, and harsh realities that shape the life of one of Africa’s most formidable giants.

The Dark Side of Crocs

In the rivers of Africa, one predator reigns from the shadows—the Nile crocodile. An ancient assassin, honed by evolution over millions of years. Yet in these contested waters, survival demands more than stealth and strength. It requires coexisting with giants—like the formidable hippopotamus. Tense truces can shatter in a heartbeat. With jaws like battering rams, these titans clash for dominance, and a single misjudgement can cost a life. Beneath the surface, a silent hunter lies in wait. Engineered for ambush. Refined by time. Feared by all. This is the Nile crocodile—undisputed master of the river’s dark domain.

Survivor

SURVIVOR chronicles the epic Serengeti wildebeest migration, focusing on a newborn calf and a cheetah mother raising six cubs. The calf must stand and run within an hour to escape predators like hyenas and lions. Briefly adopted by a lioness, it survives a perilous night alone before reuniting with its mother. Meanwhile, the cheetah balances hunting and protecting her growing cubs. Other species—leopards, hyenas, and horn moths—play vital ecological roles. As the dry season intensifies, challenges peak with a dangerous river crossing. Rituals by the Maasai herald rain and renewal. In the end, survival belongs to those who endure.

Surviving The Serengeti

In Tanzania’s Serengeti, the arrival of the rains transforms the peaceful landscape into a bustling arena of life. Vast herds of migrating animals flood the plains, setting off a dramatic cycle of survival. Predators like lions, cheetahs, and leopards take advantage of the abundance, while also facing competition from scavengers such as vultures and hyenas. Resident animals must adapt to this seasonal upheaval, confronting constant threats—from fierce clashes between rival males to the dangerous first steps of their newborns. Life in the Serengeti is a relentless struggle where every creature must navigate challenges of birth, death, and survival in one of the world’s most iconic ecosystems.

Queen of the Hunt

In the wild heart of the Serengeti, cheetah mothers face a battle like no other — raising their fragile cubs in a land ruled by predators and peril. QUEEN OF THE HUNT follows these mothers’ relentless journeys as they teach their young to stalk, sprint, and survive against overwhelming odds. Each hunt is a race against time, each lesson a matter of life and death. Rival predators, scavengers, and the unforgiving elements test these big cats at every turn. Through triumph and loss, these cubs slowly transform from playful novices to skilled hunters. With breathtaking landscapes and intimate storytelling, Queen of the Hunt captures the fierce dedication of a mother to ensure the future of her offspring in one of nature’s most unforgiving arenas.

Saving Paradise Islands

SAVING PARADISE ISLANDS showcases grassroots conservation along Tanzania’s coast, where marine life faces threats from overfishing, climate change, and plastic pollution. The film follows three pioneering projects: on Maziwe Island, Kerstin Erler’s team rescues sea turtle nests from rising tides; on Chumbe Island, Sibylle Riedmiller runs a no-take marine park and offers free eco-trips to schoolchildren; and on Fanjove Island, Malcolm Ryen partners with local communities to protect reefs through eco-tourism and no-fishing zones. Through capturing scenes of baby turtles racing to the sea, community patrols redirecting fishers, and schoolchildren discovering reefs, this film underlines the message that small actions matter.

Saved by the Lioness

In the heart of the Serengeti, a newborn wildebeest calf faces a brutal race for survival. Born into the chaos of the Great Migration, she must run within minutes to escape predators lurking in the grass. Separated from her mother, her fate seems sealed — until a lioness, against all instincts, spares her life and forms an extraordinary bond. The calf must fight hunger, heat, and deadly river crossings to grow stronger with every challenge and become a true survivor as she continues the epic migration across treacherous lands. Saved By The Lioness is a powerful story of resilience, unexpected mercy, and the unbreakable will to live in one of nature’s fiercest arenas.

River Battlefront

In the heart of Africa, two giants—the hippopotamus and the Nile crocodile—are forced to share the same shrinking waterways. Shaped by shifting seasons, these rivers are lifelines for countless species, yet they also become battlegrounds under the sun’s relentless heat. As water levels fall, tensions rise, and a fragile peace can quickly spiral into violent conflict. Every remaining pool becomes fiercely contested territory, where survival depends on strength, strategy, and timing. In this river world, one misstep can trigger all-out war, as two of Africa’s most powerful animals are pushed ever closer when the dry season sets in.

Wonders of Nature

A celebration of the most striking creatures in the animal kingdom, revealing their extraordinary behavior and survival strategies and exploring the tremendous scope of life and death in the bush. This six-part series celebrates the most striking creatures in the animal kingdom and reveals their extraordinary behavior and survival strategies. From the majesty and power of the big cats to the beauty and grace of the flamingo flocks, WONDERS OF NATURE covers the tremendous scope of life and death in the wild.

Whale Guardian

WHALE GUARDIAN is a powerful documentary that follows Nan Hauser, a passionate marine biologist, whose lifelong mission is to study and protect humpback whales. From her base in Rarotonga, Cook Islands, Nan conducts vital research on whale migration, genetics, and behavior, emphasizing the whales’ crucial role in marine ecosystems. Despite personal health challenges, she dedicates her life to conservation, advocating against threats like plastic pollution and climate change. The film highlights her profound, spiritual connection with whales—culminating in a remarkable encounter where a whale appears to shield her from a tiger shark—underscoring the deep, mysterious bond between humans and these ocean giants.

Wild Dog Island

WILD DOG ISLAND follows a bold conservation experiment in Zimbabwe aimed at rewilding six orphaned African wild dogs—also known as painted dogs—one of the continent’s most endangered carnivores. Orphaned through snares, disease, and habitat loss, these animals are raised in captivity and selected by the Painted Dog Conservation Project for a high-stakes release into the wild.

The Smiling Elephant

THE SMILING ELEPHANT journeys across Asia and Africa to explore the evolving bond between humans and elephants. At the heart of the story is Chang Yim, a young elephant born into sanctuary after his mother’s rescue from exploitation. Through his story — and those of others like him — the film reveals the emotional lives, intelligence, and resilience of these gentle giants. From Thailand’s pioneering sanctuaries to community-led innovations such as beehive fences and the HECTOR app, this documentary highlights real-world solutions to address the human-elephant conflict. THE SMILING ELEPHANT is a tribute to compassion and coexistence with one of Earth’s most iconic species.

Babies of the Plains

In Africa’s Great Rift Valley, Babies of the Plains follows the extraordinary first moments of life for the region’s youngest wildlife. From lion cubs and cheetah kittens to wildebeest calves and crocodile hatchlings, each must quickly adapt to a world filled with beauty and danger. Mothers protect, teach, and nurture their young while predators, drought, and floods test their survival. Play becomes practice for the skills they’ll need to thrive. As the great migration unfolds, these wild babies face threats and take their first steps toward independence—shaped by instinct, family, and the ever-changing rhythm of the African wilderness.

Crocs of Katuma

CROCS OF KATUMA follows a mother Nile crocodile in Tanzania’s Katavi National Park as she struggles to raise her young in a harsh, seasonal environment. From courtship to guarding her eggs and guiding her vulnerable hatchlings to water, her journey is filled with danger—monitor lizards, fish eagles, and rival predators all threaten her offspring. As the river dries, she shelters in a mud cave, conserving energy until the rains return. The film reveals her critical role in the ecosystem, blending ancient instinct with modern survival. It’s a gripping tale of resilience, sacrifice, and the fight for life in the wild.

Cheetah Against All Odds

CHEETAH AGAINST ALL ODDS follows two sister cheetahs, Koppie and Nyika, as they fight to ensure their cubs’ survival in the great Serengeti. Koppie finds refuge in the rocky outcrops which offers more safety, while Nyika struggles to survive on the open plains, constantly at risk from both predators and harsh environmental conditions. Despite their differing territories, both mothers face similar challenges, from evading dangerous animals to providing enough food for their growing cubs. As the seasons change, their cubs grow and learn the skills necessary to survive, but only one will truly endure the brutal realities of life in the wild.

African Bambi

Set beneath the vast African sky, AFRICAN BAMBI follows the journey of three young gazelles—Tomi, Grant, and Imp—as they navigate the perils of the Serengeti. Born during the Great Migration, they must quickly master the skills of survival; learning to stand, run, and outwit predators like cheetahs, lions, and crocodiles. Each gazelle faces their own trials in their specific environments. On the open plains, Tomi encounters danger with every turn. Amid the migrating herds, Grant must vanish into the crowds to survive. And deep in the Acacia forests, Imp must find courage in a world of hidden threats. As storms and seasons shape their paths, they grow from vulnerable calves into resilient survivors, securing their place in nature’s timeless cycle.

Mama Twiga in the Garden of Eden

MAMA TWIGA is an intimate wildlife documentary following a young Maasai giraffe’s journey through first-time motherhood in the East African savannah. Facing predators, drought, and heartbreak, she loses her first calf but is later given another chance. Her second newborn struggles to stand, but with her protection, survives the perilous first night. Surrounded by a vibrant ecosystem—from nesting birds and cheetahs to migrating wildebeest—Mama Twiga’s story reflects the beauty and harsh realities of the wild. Through stunning imagery and emotional storytelling, Mama Twiga celebrates maternal strength, resilience, and the delicate balance of life in one of nature’s most dramatic landscapes.

Fawn Identity

FAWN IDENTITY follows the early lives of two antelope fawns—an impala born in the dense acacia forests and a Thomson’s gazelle born on the open plains of the vast serengeti. Each fawn faces unique survival challenges: the impala learns to navigate herd dynamics and territorial tension, while the gazelle must outrun predators during the great migration. From cheetah attacks to fire, floods, and crocodile-infested rivers, the journey is perilous. Both fawns rely on instinct, learning, and resilience to survive. As they mature, they emerge as symbols of strength and adaptation, showcasing the struggle for all life living in Africa’s untamed wilderness.

Elephants on the Run

ELEPHANTS ON THE RUN follows Africa’s elephants as they struggle to survive in a world increasingly shaped by humans. Once free to roam vast landscapes, they now face threats from poaching, snares, shrinking habitats, and human conflict. Led by wise matriarchs, herds rely on memory and social bonds to navigate these challenges. The film also highlights giraffes, baboons, lions, hyenas, crocodiles, and leopards—each playing a role in the ecosystem. From heartbreaking rescues to joyful reunions, the documentary captures the intelligence, resilience, and deep emotional lives of elephants—urging the protection of wild spaces before they vanish forever.

Elephant, Return to the Wild

In Thailand, elephants once symbolised strength and wisdom, but many now suffer in captivity. This documentary follows conservationists Lek Chailert and Antoinette van de Water as they rescue abused elephants and give them a second chance at life. At Elephant Nature Park, traumatised animals like Douk Ngern and Sri Nuan find healing, freedom, and family. Their journey—from exploitation to sanctuary—highlights the deep bonds elephants form, their emotional resilience, and the cruelty of the tourism industry. Through compassion, education, and tireless care, Lek and Antoinette are changing lives—and reminding us that elephants deserve to be wild and free.

Galapagos

The Galapagos Islands, an extraordinary archipelago off the coast of Ecuador, stand as a natural laboratory of evolution and biodiversity. In this captivating series, we explore the stunning beauty and complexity of these islands, from their volcanic landscapes to their crystal-clear waters, and witness the lives of their unique inhabitants. Discover the hopeful story of passionate researchers committed to protecting and conserving these islands and the incredible creatures that inspired Charles Darwin’s theories of evolution. Witness the heart-wrenching struggles and triumphant victories of the animals born, nurtured and protected on these glorious and special islands.

The Kimberley: Australia's Wild West

In Australia’s remote northwest, discover a land that defies time. THE KIMBERLEY spans over 400,000 square kilometres of remote tropical wilderness: turquoise coastlines, towering gorges, sandy deserts and sprawling savanna. Its extreme climate and harsh terrain hides remarkable biodiversity, from the fearsome crocodiles that rule the rivers, to the marsupial gliders who soar over the savanna. Following a year of their wild lives through the intense tropical seasons - and tracking the quests of those working to protect them - this three-part adventure reveals the hidden treasures of Australia’s wild west. Awards: 2026 Realscreen Award - Best Non-Fiction Presenter/Narrator (Mark Coles Smith)

Wild Side Of The Moon

The moon shapes life on Earth in extraordinary and unexpected ways: illuminating the nighttime, creating the swelling tides, and summoning the seasons. For the wildlife living under her spell, she can light the way to love, reveal hidden pathways, bring times of plenty, or strip away chances of survival. This spectacular, enchanting, and revelatory three-part natural history series, narrated by Tilda Swinton, unlocks the mysterious and profound ways in which animals are influenced by the Wild Side of the Moon.

Tusker: Brotherhood Of Elephants

For fifty years, time and struggle have etched their story into his tusks - ivory marked with gashes and scars of survival. In seasons of strife, they have been the tools of life: fending off predators, uncovering hidden water, unearthing roots when grass was scarce, and fighting for the chance to procreate. To him, they are not trophies. They are a means of survival. This is the epic journey of a great tusker, a living relic of 34 million years of evolution. Through drought and famine, through the relentless pursuit for his ivory, he has endured. And in enduring, he carries forward not just his ancient bloodline, but also the wisdom that will guide the next generation of giants.

Blue Whales: Return Of The Giants

BLUE WHALES: RETURN OF THE GIANTS, narrated by award-winning actor Andy Serkis, takes audiences on an extraordinary journey into the world of the largest animal ever to live. Once nearly extinct, blue whales are making a remarkable comeback. Despite their immense size, they remain shrouded in mystery. This visually stunning IMAX film reveals their hidden lives and the challenges scientists face to study them, while introducing a vibrant cast of ocean creatures - from dolphins to orcas - along the way.

Becoming Elephant: The Orphans Of Reteti

BECOMING ELEPHANT is a powerful documentary series set in Northern Kenya, following the remarkable journey of orphaned elephants at Reteti - the first community-owned elephant sanctuary in Africa. Raised by Samburu keepers who act as surrogate parents, these elephants are nurtured back to health and prepared for life in the wild. From tiny calves taking their first bottle to older elephants facing release, the series captures intimate moments of struggle, healing, and transformation. It also tells the story of the local community, especially the women known as “milk mamas”, whose contributions are reshaping the conservation model from the ground up.

Boss Shark: Battle Of The Sexes

For millions of years, great white sharks have ruled the oceans, but among these apex predators, another battle rages between the males and females. Join Dr Riley Elliott and marine biologist Kori Burkhardt off the coast of New Zealand for a shark competition unlike any other. In a scientific first, they put the two sexes head-to-head in a series of experiments designed to test their speed, power, and courage. The goal: to find out which one reigns supreme. There can be only one winner in the world’s first BOSS SHARK: BATTLE OF THE SEXES.

Cliffs Of Ireland

CLIFFS is a lyrical and visually spectacular two-part documentary that journeys along Ireland’s mighty Atlantic coastline — from the towering sea-stacks of Slieve League to the awe-inspiring Cliffs of Moher. Guided by lobster fisherman and marine biologist Cormac McGinley, this deeply personal odyssey blends folklore, wildlife, and the raw power of the ocean with a vital environmental message. With breathtaking cinematography and an evocative score, CLIFFS is both a cinematic celebration of nature’s resilience and a call to protect it.

Aussie Snake Wranglers: Deadly Pursuit

AUSSIE SNAKE WRANGLERS: DEADLY PURSUIT follows a team of elite snake handlers as they go head-to-head with some of the deadliest snakes on the planet. It’s breeding season on the Sunshine Coast in Australia, and snakes are on the move. In each episode, the team answer multiple distress calls from everyday people whose homes have been invaded by these fearsome reptiles. Snakes move quickly and can disappear in the blink of an eye, leaving families distraught. This fearless crew won’t stop their pursuit until the snake is safely caught and relocated, even if that means putting their own lives on the line.

Humanlike: The Chimps Of Fongoli

HUMANLIKE: THE CHIMPS OF FONGOLI is the story of a remarkable group of chimpanzees in Senegal, West Africa. They live at the very limits of where chimps can survive. As they adapt to the extreme heat of the savanna south of the Sahara Desert, they could hold clues to how we became human. For years, these chimps were elusive ghosts, rarely seen. But then one team and one man changed everything – seeing into their secret lives and recording extraordinary new behaviors that shine a light on our own evolutionary past and fundamentally changing how we think about ourselves.

Snow Leopards With Dan O'Neill

In SNOW LEOPARDS WITH DAN O'NEILL, biologist and naturalist Dan O'Neill embarks on a groundbreaking mission to protect one of the world’s most elusive creatures—the snow leopard. Set against the stunning backdrop of Kyrgyzstan’s rugged mountains, this two-part adventure follows Dan as he works to build a new research center dedicated to studying these majestic cats. With the snow leopard facing the threat of extinction, Dan uses cutting-edge technology and innovative tracking methods to capture rare, unfiltered footage of their behaviors. In his quest, he partners with local conservationists and learns traditional techniques for tracking and trapping, aiming to track the legendary "The Dude"—the largest snow leopard ever collared. Through unexpected challenges and setbacks, Dan’s journey becomes a powerful exploration of wildlife conservation, blending science and local wisdom to inspire change.

Secrets Of The Enchanted Waters

SECRETS OF THE ENCHANTED WATERS takes viewers on an immersive journey into some of Earth’s most captivating bodies of water. Each episode explores a unique aquatic realm, revealing the intricate connections between the animals and their environments. From the vast power of the ocean to the eerie mystery of swamps, every habitat has its own character, shaped by the creatures that call it home. The series delves into how water has sustained life on Earth, from the origins of oceans to the rivers that carve their way across continents, and the tranquil embrace of freshwater lakes. With breathtaking footage and insightful storytelling, SECRETS OF THE ENCHANTED WATERS uncovers the hidden wonders of our blue planet—showcasing the life-sustaining power of water and the remarkable creatures that thrive within it.

Coral City

CORAL CITY takes viewers inside the vibrant, bustling ecosystem of the Great Barrier Reef, one of the planet’s largest and most biodiverse natural wonders. Like a bustling city, the reef is home to distinct “neighborhoods” – coral, lagoon, sand cay, and coastal rainforest – each with its own rhythms, influenced by the tides, time of day, and changing seasons. This stunning documentary series reveals how the four seasons drive the behaviors, feeding patterns, and life cycles of the marine creatures that call the reef home. From the dramatic coral spawning in Spring to the Summer’s intense phytoplankton bloom and the autumn struggles of over-heated waters, CORAL CITY captures the ebb and flow of life in one of the world’s most intricate ecosystems. Each season brings its challenges, triumphs, and moments of breathtaking beauty, making it clear why the Great Barrier Reef is both fragile and vital to the planet’s future.

13 Hours To Survive

Journey to the breathtaking, miniature ocean world where the tide creates both opportunity and peril. As the ocean recedes with each low tide, sea creatures—hermit crabs, octopuses, baby sharks, and more—are trapped in tide pools, forced into an intense struggle for survival. In this ever-changing microcosm, predators and prey face off as conditions worsen: the water grows warmer, more acidic, and low on oxygen. Filmed off the coast of Brittany, France, with cutting-edge underwater technology, the series reveals unexpected animal behaviors, from fierce battles to surprising alliances, births, and the will to survive. With just 13 hours until the tide returns, who will make it out alive?

Deep Dive North America

DEEP DIVE NORTH AMERICA takes viewers on an epic journey through the continent’s most diverse and captivating marine environments. From the icy shores of northern Alaska to the tropical reefs of Panama, presenter Lizzie Daly explores the challenges and opportunities facing North America's marine life. Along the way, she encounters everything from tiny beach mice to massive blue whales, exploring some of the world’s richest and most isolated seas. With the help of marine specialists and indigenous experts, Lizzie gains extraordinary insights into the unique ecology of these waters and the dedicated efforts to protect them. It’s an unforgettable exploration of North America's marine wonders and the people fighting to preserve them.

The Earthshot Report

THE EARTHSHOT REPORT is the definitive review of the world’s progress in protecting and restoring the planet. Hosted by Hannah Waddingham and introduced by HRH Prince William, this inspiring special highlights global success stories, innovative solutions, and emerging trends driving us toward a sustainable future. From renewable energy solutions like agrivoltaics in Colorado, to indigenous-led conservation efforts in Ecuador, THE EARTHSHOT REPORT showcases real-world efforts to fix climate change, restore nature, reduce waste, revive our oceans, and clean our air. We also explore trends in sustainable materials, biodiversity monitoring, and electric transport, and feature the Earthshot Prize Awards in Cape Town, in a celebration of African youth and innovation. With a final reflection at Shakespeare’s Globe, this is an hour of planetary optimism you won't want to miss.

Dances With Cranes

DANCES WITH CRANES follows the incredible journey of the whooping crane, one of the world’s rarest and most ancient birds, predating humans by tens of thousands of years. Once nearly extinct, with fewer than 20 remaining in the 1940s, these majestic creatures are still fighting for survival. This film explores the remarkable efforts of scientists who will go to any length to save them—whether performing mating dances or jumping from helicopters to study them in the wild. Over the course of a year in the life of three whooping crane chicks, we witness the challenges of bringing a species back from the brink of extinction, from the early conservation efforts to new threats posed by climate change. DANCES WITH CRANES tells a story of resilience, dedication, and the fight to protect an ancient species.

National Parks From Above Ireland

Narrated by Irish comedian and presenter Dara Ó Briain, NATIONAL PARKS FROM ABOVE: IRELAND takes viewers on a stunning aerial journey over six of the country’s most breathtaking national parks. From soaring over the rugged peaks of the Wicklow Mountains with paragliders, to diving into the crystal-clear lakes of the Burren with park rangers, this series offers a unique perspective on Ireland’s wild beauty. Each episode brings viewers up close to the incredible wildlife, diverse habitats, and rich history of these protected areas, while showcasing the passionate people who live and work within them. With stunning landscapes and captivating stories, this series reveals the magic of Ireland’s natural heritage, both from the skies and on the ground.

Bugs That Rule The World

BUGS THAT RULE THE WORLD is an exploration of the planet’s most populous – yet most underappreciated – creatures: insects. Through the eyes of dedicated scientists and enthusiasts, this series uncovers the extraordinary world of bugs, revealing their ingenious adaptations, strange behaviors, and why they truly “rule the world.” From essential pollinators like bees and butterflies to the unseen work of nature’s cleanup crews, insects are vital to life on Earth. Using macro cinematography, the series captures their vibrant colors, complex anatomy, and fascinating behaviors - from intricate mating dances to dramatic life cycles. With a growing global insect crisis, BUGS THAT RULE THE WORLD highlights the critical roles bugs play in our ecosystems and warns of the dire consequences of their decline. This captivating journey shows that while insects are all around us, we still have so much to learn about our tiny, powerful fellow Earthlings.

Airborne

This stunning blue-chip tentpole series is an exhilarating immersion into the sky world - celebrating and unravelling the unique challenges and ultimate freedom of defying gravity. From great soaring condors to leaping lemurs, and from gliding squirrels to beautifully buzzing orchid bees - prepare to embark on a worldwide adventure in the air. These creatures of the sky world learn to catch air, snatch in-flight meals, navigate crowded skies, and soar through the most challenging environments on the planet. Charismatic characters take centre stage as we follow each of their trials and triumphs. For these airborne creatures to thrive and survive means defying gravity and mastering the air around them, and they do so in extraordinary ways. AIRBORNE is full of never-before captured footage, and incredible natural storytelling that will hold audiences captive with wonder at our natural world.

Shared Planet

Our life on planet Earth is inextricably linked to the creatures around us. With stunning cinematography and jaw-dropping wildlife action, SHARED PLANET reveals incredible untold stories of people and wildlife flourishing together. In an age of many serious environmental challenges, this series offers a view to an alternative, more hopeful future. Spanning dozens of countries around the globe, each story features a charismatic wildlife character and a bold human hero working with nature to achieve extraordinary things - from ranchers reintroducing beavers to bring life-saving water to the American West, to local women helping orangutans in Borneo while also growing sustainable palm-oil, to Maasai warriors and lions learning to coexist in Kenya and beyond.

Survival of the Beast

Prepare for a completely new way of looking at the animal kingdom with SURVIVAL OF THE BEAST, from adventurer, survival expert, and zoology nut Max Djenohan. Max is on a mission to discover and mimic the survival skills of some of the most charismatic animals on Earth. What incredible and surprising adaptations have allowed these creatures to thrive when others have failed? Whether Max is learning camouflage from the leopards of Sri Lanka or discovering how to find water with the desert-adapted elephants of Namibia, this globe-trotting wildlife extravaganza will bring you into their world through immersive, charming, and enlightening expeditions. Join Max as he gets his hands dirty and interacts with Mother Nature in ways others wouldn’t dare. As informative and respectful as it is entertaining, SURVIVAL OF THE BEAST promises incredible animals and an adventure to the remotest corners of the world to see amazing animals like never before.

Pride Rules

PRIDE RULES is a remarkable look at lion prides, their politics, their incessant drive to survive, and the daily struggles they face to protect their territory. On the banks of the Chobe River, a large lion pride dominates the highly prized floodplain territory. Led by two charismatic brothers and a plucky lioness, the pride consists of 18 members. And then there’s Einstein; the wayward son who should have left home long ago. As the dry season takes hold of their territory, the pride capitalizes on weakened elephants, fights off rival lions and sees new cubs into the fold, sparking Einstein’s inevitable eviction. But while Einstein embarks on a peril-filled journey to find a new home, his original pride must battle enemies to protect their turf and their cubs. As the series unfolds, births and deaths are inevitable and battles, many. Just like the beautiful river that meanders through the floodplain, there is a constant ebb and flow of change and a constant stream of undercurrents that hint at deceit and demise.

Wild Sky

The skies above our planet never stop moving. Wind, rain, drought and blizzards shape the lives of every living thing. The polar vortex provides hunting opportunities for polar bears and fuels tornadoes dodged by prairie dogs and wolves. In South America a mysterious river of clouds brings life-giving rain to frogs and monkeys, while flamingos and puma eke out a living in the rain shadow. In Africa elephants, meerkats and lions choose different strategies to deal with drought, while in Australia the monsoon baths crocodiles and kangaroos. As weather sweeps across four continents, creatures find ingenious solutions to survive our planet’s WILD SKY.

The Secret Life Of The Hermit Crab

THE SECRET LIFE OF THE HERMIT CRAB follows the adventures of a small community of Hermit crabs in Guadeloupe during their epic migration of more than 3 kilometers - from the immense cliffs at the north of the island, to the gentle beaches at the south. After carrying their thousands of eggs for a month, and across many landscapes, the females will finally release them into the ocean waves. An incredible adventure of this little island crab and its exoskeleton.

Planet Weird

Earth has produced an endless parade of unique and WEIRD animals. Strange behaviours, odd physiology, and outlandish survival techniques can be found in every habitat. Each animal, in the competition to survive, has evolved a weird attribute to secure the winning edge. Across six episodes, PLANET WEIRD uncovers some of the most extraordinary wild characters, each stranger than the last. Inside every weird story is a revelation of amazing adaptation and scientific surprise. Meet an endless array of colourful characters and discover that evolution is alive and ongoing, conjuring every conceivable way for life to succeed.

Wings Over Water

As the glaciers retreated at the end of the last ice age, they left an astounding gift of connected rivers, lakes, and wetlands across North America. Today, these largely unknown waterways remain an oasis for a large variety of wildlife. WINGS OVER WATER, narrated by Michael Keaton, tells the compelling story of three amazing bird species—the Sandhill Crane, the Yellow Warbler, and the Mallard Duck—with extraordinary footage of their fascinating behaviors. All of them depend on the wetlands for their survival. This captivating film also introduces dedicated stewards of the land and scientists who understand the importance of this diverse and vital ecosystem for everyone. Watch the triumphs and challenges of these remarkable creatures that defy all odds and soar across mountains, deserts, cities and forests as they head home to raise their young.

Boss Shark

Scientists have little understanding of the social dynamics of great white sharks. Normally lone hunters, they congregate at certain times of the year and suddenly become social creatures. For the first time, shark experts Dr Riley Elliott and Kori Burkhardt host a thrilling competition unlike any other, aiming to uncover which male great white shark reigns as the alpha in the pack. This unique showdown tests the sharks’ speed, hunting prowess, and fearlessness to uncover the leader of the pack who will get first mating rights with the big females when breeding season begins. Throughout the competition five key sharks go head-to-head in a series of contests, while the massive females - up to twice the size of the males - watch and judge. BOSS SHARK dives deep to observe never-before-seen shark behaviour.

399: Queen Of The Tetons

For nearly two decades, Grizzly 399 has been a fixture in Grand Teton National Park. Known only by her research number, 399 has become the world's most famous — and most photographed — grizzly in the world. The film follows 399 as she struggles to raise her cubs in the face of human encroachment, a rapidly changing climate, and threat of losing her protection under the Endangered Species Act. The film explores 399’s life through those closest to her, including world-renowned nature photographer Thomas Mangelsen, activist Jane Goodall, grizzly biologist Dr. Chris Servheen, NPS park rangers, cattle ranchers, and even the man who survived an attack by 399 and her cubs. 399: QUEEN OF THE TETONS uses beautiful wildlife footage, a 15 year achive of photographs, viral video and original footage to examine an urgent and contentious debate over the future of an iconic American species through the life of one exceptional mama bear.

The Hungry Games: Alaska's Big Bear Challenge

Welcome to THE HUNGRY GAMES: ALASKA’S BIG BEAR CHALLENGE, the world’s greatest natural competition, where Alaskan bears battle annually for dominance, for food and survival. They have only 150 days to eat at least 3 MILLION calories and gain enough weight to be able to survive the long winter. This fun and ground-breaking series combines two formats - nature documentaries and competition shows - as it takes audiences on a wild and immersive weight gain journey with these captivating creatures. The ursine competitors contend with each other, fierce predators, and mother nature to consume the limited available resources, before they’re forced to retreat to their dens. Their journeys are followed by a team of experts that study the bears' behavior in real time to score beefiness, ingenuity and grit, and to crown the winner of THE HUNGRY GAMES.

Walking With Elephants

Author and explorer Levison Wood embarks on a new expedition: an epic 650-mile journey on foot, following the world’s largest elephant migration. Lev fulfils a life-long ambition to get as close to these magnificent creatures as possible, and gains powerful insight into this still mysterious journey – one that the elephants have done for millennia, but no person has yet done on foot. Lev witnesses elephants under increasing threat from both natural and man-made dangers. Along the way, he also meets with locals and gets their uncensored view of whether humans and elephants can ever live in harmony. While millions of elephants once roamed across Africa, that number is now dwindling, and by 2040 these iconic creatures could all be gone. WALKING WITH ELEPHANTS reveals a deeper understanding of the elephants' remarkable lives, and timely insight into how we may secure their future.

Big Cats, Small World

On the shores of Botswana’s Gomoti River, Africa’s three Big Cats have made themselves at home. This summer, as some embark on a journey to parenthood; others are nearing its end. An aging lion has his hands full with new cubs, and rivals that could kill them; a cheetah mother is racing to get her five cubs to independence, while a male leopard embarks on a bumpy journey to fatherhood. Winter floods bring opportunity, and tragedy to the lions, and challenge the young cheetahs adjusting to life without their mother. In the woodlands nearby, a leopard mother battles to protect her cubs against intruders. To succeed, all of these cats must use their unique skills to avoid lethal encounters, outsmart rivals, and thrive in a crowded neighbourhood.

Super Shark Highway

In a world first research expedition, two elite teams will track the ocean’s greatest predator along remote and unexplored shark migration routes – giving scientists critical data that will help them unlock the mysteries of shark movements, capture never-before-seen hunting behaviors, better understand shark social hierarchies and identify breeding sanctuaries that are crucial to the survival of the species.

Jaguar Journals

JAGUAR JOURNALS is an exciting new five-part series led by biologist, conservationist and animal tracking expert Lizzie Daly. Lizzie joins forces with Oncafari, an extensive 10-year jaguar research project, on their mission to monitor, study and conserve the world’s most elusive big cat. Combining beautiful natural history and innovative science, the series tracks five key jaguar characters as they survive and thrive in the Brazilian wetlands. Delving into a decade of data, Lizzie works with passionate scientists who spend their lives getting to know wild jaguars on a first-name basis, with a mission to document new animal behaviours and understand the complex social structure within the densest jaguar population on the planet.

National Parks From Above

Across the world, countries have turned some of their most incredible areas of natural beauty into national parks, preserving them for generations to come. From the frozen expanse of Iceland's Vatnajökull ice cap, to the steep limestone gorges of the Cévennes in southern France, this series will explore these areas by not only taking a cinematic journey from above, but also by swooping down closer to the ground to meet the people who use these landscapes every day, discovering the often extreme jobs they undertake and the unique lives they lead.

Hope In The Water

This one-of-a-kind adventure series explores the groundbreaking work of dedicated fishers, aqua farmers, and scientists who are attempting what was once thought impossible: harvesting aquatic species to feed our growing planet and saving our oceans at the same time. From Iceland to Alaska to Vietnam, these forward-thinking people are developing creative solutions and breakthrough technologies that will dramatically shape the future of sustainable food. Featuring Martha Stewart, actor and activist Shailene Woodley, journalist Baratunde Thurston, and celebrated humanitarian and chef José Andrés, the three-part series meets amazing innovators, explores an ocean of possibilities, and finds HOPE IN THE WATER.

The Wild West With Ray Mears

Ray Mears explores how the awesome wilderness of the North American continent shaped the story of the Wild West. As Ray travels through each landscape he discovers how their awe inspiring geography, extreme weather, wild animals and ecology presented both great opportunities and great challenges for the native Indians, mountain men, fur traders, wagon-masters, homesteaders, gold miners, lumberjacks, cowboys and lawmen of the Wild West.

Walking The Nile With Levison Wood

Follow Levison Wood’s expedition as he walks the length of the River Nile from source to sea. His nine-month, seven million step journey takes him through jungles, savannah, deserts, cities and war zones in some of the continent’s most remote and spectacular locations. Along the way, he encounters modern Africa, its people and its wildlife face-to-face, and at ground level.

Walking The Himalayas With Levison Wood

British explorer Levison Wood takes on a new challenge and walks the length of the world’s highest mountain range from Afghanistan in the west to Bhutan in the East. His four-month journey of some 4 million steps sees him trekking 1,700 gruelling miles across the roof of the world, teaming up with local guides and meeting monks, soldiers and nomadic tribes, as he passes through some of the most remote, beautiful, and perilous regions on earth - places few outsiders ever get to see.

Walking The Americas With Levison Wood

British explorer Levison Wood takes on a new expedition to walk the length of Central America from Mexico to Colombia. His 4 million step, 1800-mile journey sees him walk for four months across eight countries and two continents, visiting some of the most fascinating and diverse regions on earth, before attempting to walk through the legendary Darien Gap – 60 miles of near impenetrable jungle that’s defeated explorers over the centuries - to reach Colombia in South America.

From Russia to Iran: Crossing the Wild Frontier

Levison Wood crosses the mighty Caucasus mountain range that lies between Russia and Iran. Levison is taking a new approach to exploring: making his way by any means necessary. Traveling with the locals and living as they do, Levison’s epic, 2,600-mile journey takes him through five countries, crossing the wild lands on the tense frontier between Europe and Asia and visiting some of the most fascinating and diverse people’s on earth.

Secrets Of The Enchanted Forests

SECRETS OF THE ENCHANTED FORESTS takes a journey through some of our planet’s richest and most diverse habitats, exploring these magical realms through the stories of the animals that call them home. Each episode explores the unique character of our different forested worlds - from the diverse ecosystems of our tropical forests, to the sparse wooded mountain tops. From the ever changing environment of the seasonal forest to the brutal boreal woodlands in the north. Join us as we reveal the secrets of how our forests connect and nurture the lives of countless species that live within them.

Animals Like Us

Throughout the Animal Kingdom wild animals live in sophisticated societies, inhabited by individuals that show deep emotion and real intelligence. This six-part series takes viewers on an epic journey around the world, touching down on all seven continents to witness the beauty of nature, and to uncover the secrets of the key species that reside on our planet. Throughout it all, the forces of competition, cooperation, and companionship shape the lives of these animals - much like they shape ours. The closer we look at their actions, and unravel what drives them to behave as they do, the more we realize animals are a lot like us!

Levison Wood: Walking With...

Explorer Levison Wood tracks down the most iconic, but endangered, animals on the planet. Levison journeys into some of the most remote and physically challenging environments on Earth in search of three of the last remaining and critically endangered animals: desert lions, orangutans, and polar bears. Entering their world as the locals do, Levison learns more about the unique lives of these animals and the environment in which they live. In the company of indigenous guides and naturalists, he gets a better understanding of how these elusive animals are surviving against worsening odds caused by the increasing threat of human activity and climate change.

Macaque Island

Long tailed macaques have recently being declared globally endangered and are in massive decline across South East Asia. Singapore is one of the few countries where they are managed and protected, allowing a fascinating glimpse into their complex lives and unique adaptations to the urban world. Many of the troops have adapted to live between the forest and the city fringes and have learned to make the best of the two worlds. But good monkey habitat is in short supply on this small island, and living so close to each other, it is inevitable that two of these troops will eventually cross paths. Macaques are extremely territorial and both groups are led by a charismatic alpha male who makes all the decisions for their tight family and just wants what’s best for them – including the richest home.

Evolution Earth

EVOLUTION EARTH embarks on a global expedition to reveal the extraordinary ways animals are keeping pace with a planet that is changing at superspeed. We meet the scientists, filmmakers and local communities at the front lines of this rapid change. They show that we too can help, and that if we work with nature in planned conservation efforts, nature can do more than survive - it can bounce back. This five-part series is narrated by Princeton University’s Shane Campbell-Staton, who guides us through each episode in an intimate narrative style, drawing on his background as an evolutionary biologist.

Deep Dive Australia

From two-inch turtle hatchlings to 24-metre blue whales, Australia is home to the most diverse and charismatic marine life on the planet. Host Lizzie Daly embarks on an epic road trip from the cold water shores of South Australia, to the tropical reefs of northern Queensland and the wild currents of Western Australia. Making her way around the coast, exploring some of the richest and most isolated seas in the world, Lizzie meets a host of incredible creatures, and the amazing people protecting them. Consulting marine specialists and indigenous rangers alike, Lizzie gets an extraordinary insight into the unique ecology of Australia as she discovers what makes these waters so special.

Gladiators

Across the planet, there are animals born to fight and destined to face their foe. Armed with weaponry, guile and tactics, these gladiators are ready to battle. Some are fighting for territory, others for access to food or a mate; but ALL are fighting for the same ultimate prize – survival. GLADIATORS is set in iconic and diverse battlefields: the wide open Outback, the vast plains of the Serengeti, the rugged heights of the Rockies and the life-rich Rainforest. Battles are dissected moment by moment in stunning slow motion, revealing astonishing details of unseen strategy, bravery and strength. These stories are about much more than just the fight - they are packed with context and character, unlocking the secrets of the ecosystem and the gladiators themselves. These battles will shape the destinies of all our characters, whether victorious or defeated. Only champions will reign supreme.

Raised Human

RAISED HUMAN tells the extraordinary stories of animals that formed a surprising attachment with humans. These astonishing relationships that cross the species divide allow privileged insight into the life of creatures that share our world.

Wild Dogs: Pack Vs Pride

In this second season of WILD DOGS, Julz is back to follow two wild dog packs and one lion pride, the first cameraman to follow and chart the conflicts and interactions between these two top predators in the Luangwa Valley. Just as action packed as last year Julz will be challenged by the landscape and environment as he endeavors to keep up with the wild dogs in Roxanne, his trusty Jeep. The immersive on the shoulder style keeps us close to the action as Julz fixes on the fly, camps in the wilderness, and does what he does best – captures stunning wildlife behaviour in an incredible landscape.

Deep In The Heart

Narrated by Matthew McConaughey, DEEP IN THE HEART is a visually stunning celebration of Texas wildlife. Told through the eyes of animals ranging from the mysterious blind catfish to the elusive ocelot, the film showcases Texas’ most spectacular landscapes and natural events. Featuring state-of-the-art cinematography, this family-friendly film flows from the high peaks in West Texas, through aquifers, rivers, and bays, and deep into the Gulf of Mexico. DEEP IN THE HEART shows both the natural beauty of an iconic state and its ecological importance at a continental scale.

Trimates

Narrated by award-winning actress Sandra Oh (Grey’s Anatomy, Killing Eve), TRIMATES is a documentary for the whole family. This is a story of two generations of women: the young pioneers - Jane Goodall, Dian Fossey and Birute Galdikas - who set out into the jungles over half a century ago to live with our closest ancestors, the great apes. This is also the story of a generation who followed their articles, transfixed by their stories and determined to follow the same distant paths. Featuring an original musical score, and up-close and personal footage filmed by one of the world’s most renowned natural history cinematographers, this film takes us deep into the jungles and mountains of Uganda, Borneo and Congo, as we explore the frontiers of important research and our human origins.

The Wild Canadian Year

Sweeping in scope yet exquisitely detailed, THE WILD CANADIAN YEAR captures the powerful stories of how each season affects the animals and plants that make Canada their home, revealing remarkable never- before-seen wildlife behaviour in some of the country’s most remote and spectacular landscapes. With lightning storms and tornadoes whipping across the prairies; secret worlds buried beneath the snow; comatose frogs revived by the lifegiving rays of the warm spring sun; and polar bears hunting in the open summer waters; revel in the rare natural wonders of Canada.

Ireland's Wild Islands

Rising like emerald jewels off the far edge of Europe, Ireland’s western isles have always been places apart – the last scraps of rock before the void of the Atlantic Ocean. For millennia, Ireland was the very edge of the known world and her Atlantic islands were another step again - the final stop for countless animals before they disappeared into the mists of the western ocean on their ceaseless journeys of life. With the animal world collapsing around the globe, many experts look to these deserted islands as some of nature’s last strongholds, that are to be treasured long into the future. This series blends magnificent imagery with intimate animal insights to create a truly breathtaking series about Ireland’s most special wild places. Each episode of IRELAND'S WILD ISLANDS will weave stunning natural history and environmental themes, with traditional folklore and history to bring each island’s story to life. In the hosted version, Eoin Warner takes us on an informative journey across these secluded islands. Awards: Best Series, 48th International Wildlife Film Festival

The Magic Circle Of The Reef

The Coral Triangle is the reef containing the highest diversity of marine and coral species of our planet. This reef has created an ecosystem of its own and manages to thrive despite external aggressions, creating a feeding magic circle among species. THE MAGIC CIRCLE OF THE REEF shows us this magical ecosystem; a closed and self-sufficient circle that captivates with its beauty and serenity.

Planet Shark

Sharks are one of the oldest and successful hunters ever to have lived. With over 500 shark species, they dominate every corner of our oceans; from the tropics to the poles, the open ocean to the deep. What is it about these extraordinary survivors that makes them so successful? For the first time, the world’s leading shark scientists are unlocking their secrets. Featuring newly discovered species, extreme locations and behaviour that’s only recently been recorded, PLANET SHARK takes a timely and fascinating look at the greatest predator on Earth.

Super Scary Plane Landings

The average person now flies out on two holidays per year. But as many have learned – and filmed on phones and personal cameras – arriving in one piece is not as easy as we like to think. We want safe travel to faraway holiday havens, but that means pilots flying ever more perilous journeys, landing on runways sandwiched between ocean and mountains or inches from skyscrapers or even on water. This special shows eyewitness footage of some of the most frightening airplane landings ever captured on camera.

Australian Wilderness With Ray Mears

In this series wilderness expert Ray Mears returns to one of his favourite places on Earth – Australia – to complete his circumnavigation of the continent. In each episode Ray undertakes an expedition through one of Australia’s most iconic landscapes – hot desert, tropical wetland, coral reef or land-locked canyon. Each journey is different – an expedition on foot, by canoe, helicopter, airboat, 4 x 4 off-road vehicle, or catamaran. Each adventure is punctuated by a night in a unique wild stop-over and ends at a dramatic destination. Along the way, he is our guide to three or four wildlife encounters with both unusual and iconic species, from crocodiles to cockatoos.

Loons: A Cry From The Mist

LOONS: A CRY FROM THE MIST deploys a team of world-renowned cinematographers to reveal the secret lives of loons. Rare footage captures them underwater, in flight, tending nests, fending off eagle attacks and engaging in fierce territorial battles with fellow loons. Over the course of a breeding season, we witness their daily efforts to raise their chicks from tiny fluff balls into full-sized young adults. Through our two loon families, we see the perils of loon survival up close. As the seasons shift from spring to summer to fall, and we come to understand the stakes, viewers will be rooting for the little chicks they’ve watched grow, hoping beyond hope that they develop into healthy young adults, strong enough to take flight and soar.

Woodpeckers: The Hole Story

There are over 240 species of woodpeckers. They live on every continent except Antarctica and Australia. Woodpeckers come in all shapes and sizes, each uniquely engineered for their particular lifestyles. Some are sap drinkers, others live exclusively in forests ravaged by fire. Others catch insects on the wing acting more like a swallow than a woodpecker. And still others drill deep into the bark of decaying trees using their spear like tongue to fish insects from deep in the cambium. WOODPECKERS: THE HOLE STORY pecks away at what makes woodpeckers so special. We will follow intimate stories of two very different families raising their young, explore woodpeckers’ unique evolutionary journey and the powerful role they play in every ecosystem they inhabit.

Uptown Otters

In Singapore, smooth-coated otters have forged a unique urban lifestyle, living side-by-side with their human neighbours. And the best part? They rule this uptown world. Each family is helmed by a matriarch, and they live and die by two rules: only the alpha female is allowed to reproduce, and intruders are not welcome. The Bay Family currently occupies prime territory – Marina Bay. Meanwhile, the Townies, Nomads, and Mangrove Family have built their own empires around the island. These otters peacefully coexist – as long as they remain in their own territory, under their queen. But peace breeds restlessness. As the Bay Family settles into their home, the other clans are starting to stir, each wanting a piece of this otter paradise…

Chasing The Rains

In this dramatic series, we follow three animal matriarchs as they protect their families while surviving one of the worst droughts for twenty years. Samburu is home to the Royals - an elephant family struggling to survive in the face of a landscape turning to dust. In Laikipia, wild dog matriarch Phoenix introduces five new pups to the pack but faces competition from marauding hyenas, and in Naboisho first-time cheetah mother Kuleta struggles to keep her four cubs alive in a land full of dangerous predators.

The Ocean's Greatest Feast

At the start of every winter, the coast of South Africa sees billions of little fish converge in the biggest biomass migration on the planet. It’s the annual sardine run – a literal force of nature that feeds an entire coastline. The sardines ride a cold current through a gauntlet of predators, against all odds of survival - but the purpose of the journey remains a mystery. They race past a hungry seal colony, endure an aerial assault by gannets and face hungry sharks. When dolphins show up, the feast kicks into even higher gear, before orcas arrive with a final surprise. Watch this yearly wild run in OCEAN'S GREATEST FEAST. Narrated by Graham McTavish.

Wild Dogs: Running With The Pack

Visit South Luangwa National Park in Eastern Zambia to follow three wild dog packs for six weeks during the dry season. Working alongside the Zambian Carnivore Programme in a place where Africa’s iconic wildlife still roams free, wildlife cameraman Julz Braatvedt is in a unique position to record the lives of the alpha females as they battle to keep their puppies alive through the toughest time of the year.

How The Wild Things Sleep

Everybody does it differently – but everybody does it: enormous elephants do it for only two hours a day, while tiny bees snooze up to 10 hours daily. Some birds spend 300 days a year up in the air and sleep on the wing. HOW THE WILD THINGS SLEEP explores some of the most extreme sleepers on Earth, as scientists investigate and dig deeper into understanding this incredibly important part of life. How do animals deal with sleep deprivation or the danger of being unconscious while predators roam? These are some of the baffling questions tackled in HOW THE WILD THINGS SLEEP.

Ocean's Weirdest

Beneath the ocean waves, there are weird and freaky creatures locked in a struggle to outwit, outswim and outlast each other. In this bizarre world, animals contort themselves into wacky shapes, evolve unbelievable adaptations and perform incredible feats of endurance. Take a deep dive with OCEAN’S WEIRDEST to see a kaleidoscope of odd animal features and behaviours.

Scotland: A Wild Year

SCOTLAND: A WILD YEAR visits Scotland’s secret wild places and the unexpected animals that live there. Filmed over four dramatic seasons, from the Shetland islands in the north to the far south, these are the extraordinary stories of Scotland's spectacular iconic and rare wildlife striving to survive in this enchanting yet punishing and unpredictable land.

Asia's Weirdest

Asia, the world’s largest continent, is home to strange and mythical creatures. From the lush tropical islands of Indonesia’s archipelago to the wide-open Mongolian steppe, this is a land where you should expect the unexpected… because here - reptiles fly, primates are venomous and the plants are carnivores. ASIA'S WEIRDEST creatures are stranger than fiction.

Alien Abyss

Science fiction meets natural history in this voyage into the unknown. We go in search of aquatic aliens – revealing the secret lives of the bizarre marine creatures that haunt our nightmares, inspire depictions of aliens and may even unlock insights into what life might be like on other planets. This series combines cinematic footage with a soundscape and visual treatment that boldly goes where no wildlife filmmakers have gone before. ALIEN ABYSS has the look, sound and feel like a science fiction blockbuster – complete with special effects and that iconic sci-fi blue text. Strong narrative arcs ask some of the biggest questions in the universe and each episode features a cast of surprising hero characters from feisty squid to ancient sharks and unstoppable crustaceans. You won’t ever look at oceans the same way...

Shadowlands

From the sub-Antarctic to southern New Zealand, the SHADOWLANDS are a diverse group of habitats in the remote southern latitudes of our planet. Here high-stakes wildlife dramas play out in snow-capped fiords where saltwater mixes with fresh, where warm currents meet cold Antarctic waters. Here, the world’s most southerly bottlenose dolphins and the rare Fiordland crested penguins make their home, while Great white sharks patrol the coasts and on the ocean floor a mass migration of spider crabs getS under way. These creatures must be tough to endure the extreme weather here at the best of times, but increasingly unpredictable climate patterns are making their lives even harder. Those who are born in the cold southern seas need all their animal cunning to grow up and ensure their kind survives in the SHADOWLANDS.

Osprey: Sea Raptor

On the east coast of North America an osprey soars over a tiny saltmarsh at the delta of the Connecticut River. He has just flown 6000 kilometres, to the place that’s imprinted on his memory since birth, the place where he will re-join his mate. As the reunited pair mates and broods their eggs, foxes, deer and scores of migrating shorebirds bring summer’s hustle and bustle back to the saltmarsh. Other osprey pairs see their eggs snatched by predators that prowl the night. But this osprey pair are battle tested. Over the course of one summer, they fend off enemies, catch hundreds of fish, and raise their tiny chicks into the next generation of sea raptors.

Battle Of The Alphas

From fighting for food to battling to catch the eye of an attractive mate – there are so many reasons that animals of the same species everywhere compete or even fight with each other. Battle of the Alphas offers viewers insight into the competitive world of animal life, giving an inside look into an important part of animal behaviour like never before. Along with stunning 4k archive footage, Battle of the Alphas uses CGI and graphics to bring the animals to life. By creating 3D models of the creatures and the world, witness the science behind the animal’s behaviour and the different reasons they compete with their own.

Weird, Wild & Wonderful

Have you ever wondered why a zebra has stripes, how the leopard got its spots or who gave the shaggy sea hare its name?! In WEIRD, WILD & WONDERFUL we travel through Africa to explore and explain why the natural world looks the way it does. This fun-filled, quirky and fascinating film will entertain the whole family.

The Pacific

The Pacific: the largest of Earth’s great oceans. Sixty million square miles of vast deep blue; it extends to the deepest reaches known to humankind, plays host to unique life forms, and stirs up the strongest hurricanes, typhoons and cyclones ever recorded. Larger than all of Earth’s landmasses combined, it’s the heart of our planet - without which we couldn’t survive. Now, in this epic landmark series we’ll celebrate Earth’s greatest marvel - exploring the wildlife, geology, weather and environmental factors that shape this ocean and our world.

Dawn To Dusk

DAWN TO DUSK celebrates the daily rhythms of life in different locations around the world. From sunrise to sunset, from the tropical forests of Asia to the arid grasslands of the Australian outback discover a myriad of unique and exotic creatures as they struggle to survive through the day. The episodes cover 8 diverse and extraordinary locations: Central and South America, Asia, India and Sri Lanka, Australia, New Zealand, Madagascar, the Arabian Peninsula, and the Pacific Islands.

Africa's Wild Year

AFRICA'S WILD YEAR is an epic, cinematic series set over the course of a single year in Africa. Each episode focuses on one of the four seasons; spring, summer, autumn and winter, and reveals how animals adapt to the changing conditions. Filmed in stunning detail, the life stories of our cast of creatures will captivate the audience whilst introducing them to some of Africa’s many hidden wonders. Animal sequences will stand alone in behaviour and drama but will be tied together by the seasonal conditions they all face, revealing the vast array of ways in which animals thrive on the continent.

Kingdom Of The Tide

KINGDOM OF THE TIDE welcomes you to the intertidal zone- part land, part sea- a place where change is the only constant. Here, some of the hardiest and most bizarre organisms on the planet have adapted to survive a daily cataclysmic cycle that few creatures can withstand. The result is a specialized and critical habitat whose importance reaches far beyond its borders. Yet this extraordinary world between worlds is surprisingly fragile. Altering the delicate balance of water and temperature could be enough to disrupt and even destroy life in the intertidal zone and affect the health of the ecosystems it supports.

Into The Blue

Filmed over two years, this sweeping series explores the stunning Coral Triangle, home to over 18,000 islands and the largest marine biodiversity on the planet. INTO THE BLUE is a stunning look at the various marine ecosystems and the thousands of underwater creatures that make the Coral Triangle home. *Best Film on Nature / Wildlife at the Singapore Festival 2021 *Best Cinematographer (Álex del Olmo) at the Singapore Festival 2021 *Best Editing at the Singapore Festival 2021 *Best Underwater Cinematographer (Álex del Olmo) at the Canadian Cinematography Awards 2021 *Best Nature/ Travel Film at the Canadian Cinematography Awards 2021 *Best Nature Film, Oniros Film Awards (New York. USA) 2021 *Best Documentary, Around International Film Festival (Paris) 2021 *Best Documentary, London International Monthly Film Festival (London) 2021 *Best of Festival, NATURE WITHOUT BORDERS FILM FESTIVAL (Delaware. USA) 2021

New Kids In The Wild

Each episode of New Kids in the Wild features a baby animal, showcasing their amazing character and the difficult challenges they face growing up wild in their rich and unique habitat. In Brazil, we meet Chico the cheeky baby Capuchin, then across the pond in Africa we meet Usana the fearless Cheetah cub, Lyca the curious Painted Wolf pup and Chinga the fierce lion cub. Finally, we meet Ravi the brave baby Lion-tailed macaque as he explores India’s Western Ghats. Each infant has a unique and special story, which highlights their individual personalities.

Asia's Wild Secrets

Asia has some of the world’s most incredible wildlife and scenery: from Himalayan mountain peaks to tropical rain forests and islands fringed with coral reefs. In every environment live animals that have worked out how to survive there. In three episodes, ASIA'S WILD SECRETS reveals how water, mountains and islands shape the lives of animals from tigers to snow leopards, hot-pool dwelling macaques to Komodo dragons and many more creatures both iconic and obscure.

The Great Elephant Tale

The film follows three elephant herds in three very different African environments; the lush abundance of the Okavango delta (Botswana), the wilds of the remote Lower Zambezi valley (Zambia) and the harsh terrain of the Hoanib Desert (Namibia). In each habitat we follow a different character. A mother guides her family to find food, water and shelter, a young calf navigates the dangers of her new environment and a bull pursues a breeding herd as he attempts to extend his bloodline. The three narratives intertwine as we compare and contrast the challenges faced by the same species in vastly different scenarios, while bitesize factual sequences are placed to give the viewer a deeper understanding of what makes elephants tick.

Baboons: Rules Of The Troop

Life on Earth is complex and diverse. Through the course of evolution, species have emerged that are adapted to constantly changing environments. There are few more resilient than the baboon. Over the course of the film we follow 4 families – the Beach, Mountain, River and Desert Troops and their dramatic stories of survival on the African continent. From the highlands of Ethiopia, down rivers in Botswana, through deserts to the southernmost beaches of Africa, the film beautifully depicts the adaptations baboons have made to survive under a myriad of harsh conditions.

South America's Weirdest

Explore the lesser known vistas in South America: the Atacama Desert, the Mata Atlantica, the Caatinga and the Llanos. Here, life is as diverse as the land that supports it. Life here is also a challenge. To revel in South America’s splendor, inhabitants must first fight through its fury. To survive is to adapt. In this quest to change, adapt and survive, the South American wilderness has turned its back on conventions. In their myriad spectacular forms, these are South America’s weirdest animals.

Wonders Of The Ocean

The Pacific Ocean encompasses an extreme range of environments nature has to offer, from deep ocean trenches to undersea volcanoes and from tropical lagoons to wave-tossed sub-Antarctic waters. The most remarkable thing about the Pacific is that life has managed to gain a foothold in all these environments. Unique and often bizarre creatures have adapted below and above the waves to make the most of every situation. This series showcases the many incredible creatures that have evolved to call the Pacific home.

America's Wild Border: Northern Exposure

America's northern border with Canada encompasses a remarkable range of habitats and weather extremes, from desert to tundra, grassland to rainforest, ocean to lake. They are home to epic migrations and a diversity of wildlife, where, for much of the route, nature’s inhabitants are only constrained by the challenges of the terrain and the changing seasons. But as we follow a year in the northern borderlands, we discover that even in the absence of a physical border, the political boundary poses many problems for wild residents.

Equator's Wild Secrets

In EQUATOR'S WILD SECRETS, discover the Equator’s wildest and most diverse ecosystems. This series features exotic animals in habitats ranging from steamy rainforests and great grasslands to snowy mountains and great reefs. Although there is access to plentiful food, fierce competition is still part of daily life on the equator. Welcome to the jungle, the mountain, the savannah and the rich reef that are all part of the Equator’s greatest hotspots

Wild Tales From the Farm

An English farm is an idyllic setting but look deeper and you’ll discover a hidden world of drama, rivalry, devotion, and friendship. Filmed across four seasons, WILD TALES FROM THE FARM reveals animals with complex lives and one foot still in the wild. Narrated by acclaimed British actor, Hugh Bonneville (Downton Abbey)

Stormborn

Golden Globe® Award winner Ewan McGregor lends his iconic voice to the highly anticipated, blue-chip natural history series, STORMBORN. Against the wild background of the Northern Atlantic Ocean, otters, arctic foxes, grey seals, reindeer, puffins, and orca work to make homes, find mates, and raise their young before the return of the winter darkness. These are the STORMBORN. *Nominated for Best Documentary Series, Shanghai TV Festival 2021 *Winner of the GREEN SCREEN Nordic Nature Film Award

A Wild Year On Earth

Narrated by Laura Carmichael, this landmark six-part documentary series charts the planet’s most spectacular events of migration, rebirth and transformation. Over the course of a turbulent year, we witness how finely tuned creatures face the Earth’s seasonal patterns. However, in the 21st Century, these patterns are becoming more extreme, less predictable and dangerously unreliable. Across the globe, we witness the drama and the spectacle. No matter what time of year it is, somewhere on Earth something miraculous is happening.

A Bee's Diary

In a beehive, tens of thousands of tiny animals work toward a common goal: the survival of the colony. But what is life like for an individual honeybee? A BEE'S DIARY tells that story. Scientists are learning that each bee in a hive is an individual, with its own personality. Told from the point of view of just two bees, an elderly “winter bee” who nurtures the new generation and a young forager who grows as the colony expands, this documentary reveals the secrets of a bee’s life from a completely new perspective. *Winner of 2021 Best Original Music, Non-Fiction, Canadian Screen Awards *Nominated for 2021 Best Visual Effects, Canadian Screen Awards *Winner of the GREEN SCREEN Nature Film Award *GREEN SCREEN Film Award winner for Best Story *GREEN SCREEN Film Award winner for Best Post Production

After The Wildfires

Fire is a force that has shaped the nature of Australia. However, as this bushfire season has made brutally clear, climate change is increasing the scale and intensity of bushfires. This documentary charts the recovery of wildlife in the aftermath of Australia’s recent catastrophic bushfires through stories of hope, human intervention and resilience. It provides an urgent message to safeguard our environment and bring about the necessary intervention required to maintain biodiversity on our planet, before it is too late. Awards: Best Conservation Film - 2021 Jackson Hole Media Awards

Shark Swarm

Secrets that lie at the ends of the Earth could unlock the mysteries of the SHARK SWARM.

World's Weirdest

A blood drinking bird, an indefatigable beaver builder, a squirrel spy game…all very bizarre, all very real. These shocking and strange animal “viral” moments are only found on WORLD'S WEIRDEST. Each one-hour episode explores the most bizarre animals in the animal kingdom.

World's Deadliest

In the wild there are more ways to die than anyone can count. From the moment an animal is born, nature is trying to knock it out of the race to exist and multiply. In this seven part series, living and dying isn’t always a zero-sum game. Instead of winners and losers there are hunters that are barely making do and multitudes of prey that have to escape death every day of their lives. Nature is a cruel mistress, but life goes on in WORLD'S DEADLIEST.

Wild Peru: Andes Battleground

There are three Perus: its great rainforest, the Andes foothills and the pacific coastal deserts. Across two hours, we explore all these diverse habitats, from the rainforest dwellers like the giant otter, the sloth and the colorful macaws, to its extreme coastal desert animals where penguins and cormorants live cheek by jowl with sea lions and fur seals, whilst in the mountain foothills are fog fed pastures, where bears, guanacos, tapirs and pumas fight it out for survival.

Wild New Zealand: Lost Paradise

The islands of New Zealand were the last major landmasses to be colonized by people. Their beaches, mountains and forests had laid untouched since the dawn of time…. isolated and protected. It was a fertile oasis for marine animals, and a South Pacific Garden of Eden for the land-lovers. Evolution ran riot to create some of the rarest and most unusual wildlife on Earth; making New Zealand a strange land of amazing creatures.

Wild Antarctica

Antarctica is the most remote and pristine wilderness on the planet. It is a timeless and harsh land like no other. Night here can last three months and in the peak of summer, the sun never sets. To understand how life can exist in this continent of snow and icebergs we must spend a year there. We discover that despite being the least habitable place on Earth, life abounds in Antarctica. Megafauna such as humpback whales and orcas, massive seals and stately penguins all take the brutal conditions head on and thrive in this year on ice.

Man vs. Octopus

Who - or what - will win during a series of contests between octopuses and humans? Watch and find out!

Madagascar's Legendary Lemurs

Learn how the Lemurs of Madagascar have evolved into the species they are today.

Sky Safari

Experience breathtaking scenery and truly unique wildlife in this aerial odyssey across Earth’s misfit continent.

Siberia's Wild Year

Only the hardiest animals are capable of carving out a life in Siberia. Over a wild year, polar bears, reindeer, red-crowned cranes, cherry salmon and least weasels must endure a long unforgiving winter and take advantage of the brief abundance of spring. From the ice-covered shores of the north, across miles of barren tundra, to the depths of the taiga forest, these animals must face incredible challenges and fight for survival.

Wild Taiwan

From the spectacular beaches of Kenting to the 13,000 feet high Jade mountain, Taiwan has a vast array of landscapes that sustain a remarkable variety of animal life. The end of winter sends them into a frenzy of activity. They must take advantage of the bounty of spring if they are to raise a family before next winter. But with 24 million humans living here on this island, the size of Maryland, Taiwan’s wildlife faces challenges like no other. Those that capitalize on the bounty of spring will reap its rewards.

Wild 24

Celebrate the rhythm of light and dark as it reveals the daily cycle of survival amongst a diverse group of creatures

Japan's Wild Year

Japan is synonymous with crowded high tech cities. In fact, 73% of Japan is uninhabited forests, mountains and coastlines. Here a great diversity of wildlife ekes out an existence adapted to a country with great climate extremes. From the tropics in the south to the sub-arctic climate of Hokkaido Island, this series explores animals such as the northernmost primate, the Snow Monkeys, bears, giant hornets, the weird goat-antelope Serow, the iconic Red-headed crane and the abundant Cherry Salmon that are the life blood of Japanese rivers.

Mexico Untamed

In Mexico, a rare mix of wildlife fights to exist. From desert to grassland to sea, animals hunt, mate and migrate. With the Pacific Ocean cooling the west, the Caribbean warming the east and rugged mountains north to south, Mexico is a diverse refuge. Each landscape is full of rare and unique behaviors evolved by animals going to extreme measures to survive and ensure the safe arrival of the next generation.

Extreme Animals Babies

Get ready for a top ten countdown of the world’s most extreme animal infants in EXTREME ANIMAL BABIES.

Extreme Animals

In EXTREME ANIMALS, we reveal the different personalities and behaviors of the world’s animals and find the most extreme examples in each category. The storyline is simple: count down the ten most extreme animals for any given behavior or location. The journey to find the answer takes the audience into the complex world of animal behavior and the reasons behind why our wild cousins do what they do.

Fur Seals: Battle For Survival

Follow the first few months of two New Zealand Fur Seal pups lives as they struggle to learn the secrets of survival.

Inside The Pack

Wolves, lions, hyenas, meerkats and dolphins are born without the skills they need to hunt and survive. They must learn them all from their pack. Each individual must make their contribution - as a soldier, a leader or a hunter - but they must do it within a social minefield where life is dominated by sexual tension and power struggles. It’s not easy to live INSIDE THE PACK.

Primeval Paradise

Ulva Island in New Zealand is a window to the world as it existed thousands of years ago. Free from introduced predators, the island allows native species to survive in relative safety. With the unpredictable weather and the threat of the ever-present weka, survival is far from certain for our valiant hero - a young robin.

Wild California

WILD CALIFORNIA pushes past the city atmosphere to immerse you into the truly wild and open world California has to offer. It’s a big state out there and your eyes deserve to see it.

America's Wild Seasons

AMERICA’S WILD SEASONS is a landmark four-part documentary series that celebrates the drama and spectacle of the American wilderness. Captured over the course of a full year, on the ground, in the air and beneath the waves to weave tales of the diverse and iconic American landscape and the distinctive wildlife that call it home. AMERICA’S WILD SEASONS tells the story of a country that is varied and extreme, where seasonal trials are as big and amplified as the land itself.

Gangs of Lemur Island

Feuding families, civil war, and lovers’ trysts. This is not Romeo and Juliet; this is a troop of ring-tailed lemurs leading extraordinary lives on ‘Lemur Island’. Meet the lemurs of Berenty, a spiny forest reserve in Madagascar, where the primates are obsessed with social rank and status, and have shown to be adept at adapting to survive in an environment of extremes in a changing climate. Science and behaviour intersect in the gripping GANGS OF LEMUR ISLAND.

Big Cat Country

In Zambia’s Luangwa Valley, three majestic lion prides battle to lay claim to the land and protect their young- as danger lurks at every turn. As the temperature soars through the dry season, every triumph and every tragedy is on brilliant display. Can these prides beat the odds, and survive the greatest challenge of their lives?

Strike Force

A group of researchers who specialize in neutralizing threats at sea (sharks, jellyfish) and on land (snakes) so they are called in by authorities to help with sharks and other marine wildlife when they threaten humans.

Red Crabs Crazy Ants

Christmas Island is home to the yearly mass migration of red crabs. Each year many of the crabs fall victim to the alien yellow crazy ants. These ants release formic acid as they crawl over and around the crabs which, with no defence against the ferocity of the onslaught, become stressed and generally die within a few hours.

World's Biggest Baddest Bugs

How big and how bad are the beasties lurking in your backyard? Bugman Ruud Kleinpaste is taking us on an entomological odyssey around the globe in search of the ultimate biggest and “baddest” creepy crawlies.

Wild Asia

A dramatic and poignant portrayal of the fragile alliances and desperate strategies for survival adopted by three species of animals caught in the no-man’s land where the human and natural worlds of Asia collide.

Equator

Equator is a six-hour natural history series that explores life under the baking sun in the Pacific, South East Asia, the Indian Ocean, Africa, the Amazon and the Andes.

Hunting The Ice Whales

An elite squad of highly trained experts is on a mission to prove that you can research whales without killing them.

Death Valley

Shielded on all sides by lofty mountain ranges lies spectacular, forbidden and inhospitable DEATH VALLEY – wracked by thirst but shaped by water: mangled and torn by nature’s supreme forces. This hour long documentary shows how species survive, and even thrive, through four seasons in DEATH VALLEY.

Carpathian Predators

The Carpathian mountains stretch across seven European countries. Vast primeval forests, steep gorges and isolated peaks offer a vital refuge to some of the continent’s most charismatic creatures. This is a place where predators still roam wild and humans have adapted to coexist with these formidable animals.

Supersenses

SUPERSENSES is a look into the amazing world of what animals really see. Using CGI and innovative natural history filming techniques, this fascinating, perception-skewing series casts the world as it appears to creatures across the planet, allowing the viewer to see like a beast, and perceive things in a totally new way.

Surviving The Amazon

Spanning nine South American countries, the Amazon is the largest rainforest on the planet. Home to over two and a half million species, each uniquely adapted to stay alive in a landscape of lush, tropical jungle. Volatile weather, hungry predators and dangers lurking around every tree trunk, in SURVIVNG THE AMAZON we explore just what it takes to grow-up, hunt, and find love when the odds are stacked against you.

Turtle Beach

For a few days around the new moon, tens of thousands of sea turtles swarm up a strip of beach and lay millions of eggs. TURTLE BEACH will follow a clutch of 100 turtle eggs over 2 months, from when they’re laid, to 51 days later when thousands of hatchlings ‘boil’ out onto the beach and beeline for the ocean. In a scientific and televisual first this series reveals the complete story of a single turtle nest for the very first time.

Wild Latin America

South America – a continent of contrast, from the lush, tropical canopies of the Amazon Rainforest, to the harsh, arid slopes of the Andes. WILD LATIN AMERICA travels to some of the most unspoilt habitats left on Earth to experience the trials and tribulations for three very different species growing up, mating and surviving WILD LATIN AMERICA.

Colombia's Wild Coast

Colombia’s two stunning coasts – the 1,100 mile-long Caribbean and the 905-mile Pacific – provide a huge diversity of habitats that are home to some of the most fascinating underwater creatures on the planet. In this beautiful two part series, we dive with Colombia’s remarkable marine animals, and explore its unique maritime habitats on land, revealing why this country’s coastlines are home to such a dazzling array of life.

Animals Decoded

From ultra-long distance whale song, to infrasonic elephants, to messages flashed on a cuttlefish’s skin, animals have incredible ways of flirting, fighting, chatting and bonding. There’s a whole world of animal languages waiting to be decoded. ANIMALS DECODED shares the latest science and fascinating footage of animals in the wild to reveal the secrets of animal communication.

Into The Wild India

INTO THE WILD INDIA is a 10 part journey through the magical wilderness of India, witnessing the day-to-day lives and challenges of some of its most iconic species and the many other creatures with which they share their home.

Into The Wild Colombia

Home to 1 in 10 of all species on the planet, Colombia is the second most biologically diverse country on Earth. Its combination of constant tropical temperatures and ample rain produces the perfect conditions for an explosion of life. But however rich the habitat may be, for its inhabitants, life is never easy. INTO THE WILD COLOMBIA tells the stories of five very different groups of animals trying to survive the challenges presented by their homes, their neighbours, and sometimes even their own kind.

In For The Kill

It’s one of the most dramatic events of the natural world. When a predator goes in for the kill, prey scatters, dust flies, and claws and teeth draw red. But how do nature’s killing machines pull off these epic feats of speed, cunning and agility? In this fast and furious documentary, we get under the skin of the world’s most impressive predators to reveal how they’ve come to rule their domains.

Home In the Danger Zone

Time has transformed Korea’s demilitarized zone (DMZ) from a bloody battlefield into one of the world’s weirdest wildlife sanctuaries. From giant owls to deer with long teeth instead of antlers, the DMZ provides precious living space for a host of endangered species.

Zambia Untamed

In a magical corner of Zambia lies an extraordinary valley - a place where Africa’s most charismatic animals live shoulder to shoulder. This series tells enchanting stories about the characters who call this place home, from the struggles of a baby elephant to a baboon born an outsider. From the smallest, to the tallest, a cast of engaging and intriguing animals brings this untamed African wonderland to life.

Wild Crusades

Sri Lanka is one of the most bio-diverse places on the planet but it’s also home to one of the world’s fastest-growing human populations. Animals and humans come into increasing contact and the results can be catastrophic. We meet the scientists who are dedicating their lives to ensuring that Sri Lanka’s most extraordinary wildlife - elephants, monkeys and sloth bears - can peacefully share this tiny island with humans.

Island of the Monsoon

The enchanting island of Sri Lanka is a world of extremes. Dry lowlands are home to the largest leopards in the world, and steamy rainforests teem with bizarre creatures found nowhere else. These six films introduce the island’s most engaging and iconic characters, all set against a backdrop of spectacular landscapes and dramatic weather.

Monkey Island

An ancient citadel once home to Sri Lanka’s kings has now been reclaimed by the jungle… and there’s a new dynasty in power: monkeys. The lives of the King Troop of toque macaques play out among the ruins. The macaques share this primate paradise with laid back langurs and secretive leaf monkeys, but as the island suffers the toughest drought in years, all are tested to their limits.

Monkey Diaries

In an ancient city reclaimed by Sri Lanka’s forests, lives a unique species of monkey – toque macaques. Over the last fifty years scientist Dr Wolfgang Dittas has lived alongside them. He’s uncovered secrets about their families, friends and foes and is now revealing how these extraordinary monkeys are adapting to a modern world that is crowded with humans.

Primeval New Zealand

Travel back through time in PRIMEVAL NEW ZEALAND. For the first time science is revealing the true story about where New Zealand’s wildlife icons came from, and the reasons for their unique evolution.

Wild About New Zealand

Writer and adventurer Gus Roxburgh connects with the people whose passion is wilderness. This rich treasure trove of characters will be our viewfinder to New Zealand’s national parks.

Jewels of the World

From the raw natural beauty of Yosemite National Park to the historical riches of ancient Rome and Santorini, JEWELS OF THE WORLD will show the majesty of our planet like never before, by capturing its breathtaking splendour and beauty in immersive 3D. Also available in HD.

Aerial Assassins

Extreme birder James Currie sets out to find the sky wolves of Arizona, the Harris Hawk, in the depths of the Sonoran desert.

Over Australia

A sweeping aerial exploration of the oldest continent of the planet reveals how a diversity of unique wildlife has adapted to the developing mosaic of habitats: from the arid desert, to southern islands and up the Great Dividing Range that separates the interior from the east coast.

When Sharks Attack

Sharks, those perfect aquatic predators and occupiers of the top place in the ocean’s food chain, are the subject of dread, fear and fascination for many people. WHEN SHARKS ATTACK profiles the ‘big three’ of the shark world – the bull shark, the tiger shark and the white shark – and investigates how and why sharks attack people.

Deadly Australians

DEADLY AUSTRALIANS takes an up close and personal look at the secret lives of Australia’s most notorious – and sometimes little known – killers, including the world’s most venomous snakes, deadly jellyfish, monster crocs and venom-laden spiders.

Life On The Reef

The Great Barrier Reef is one of the world’s most complex natural ecosystems and home to a stunning array of animals. LIFE ON THE REEF presents unique stories of the people who live there and work together to maintain this precious paradise.

Macro Worlds

There is a giant jungle of tiny animals to be discovered. Unearth the phenomenally diverse world of insects and the crucial role they play in the ecosystems across Europe. Learn how small scale predators impact their environments in a major way and see how the tiniest of creatures prepare for their annual end of the world: winter.

Wildest New Zealand

The islands of New Zealand are home to an entirely unique menagerie of creatures. It is a place where the normal rules don’t apply – the birds can’t fly, a small, ancient lizard is a top predator, parrots play in snowy mountain meadows and penguins roam the streets. Seals battle on the beaches, albatrosses soar on the air currents and a monster movie plays out in miniature among the dense undergrowth of this lush, vital land.

Australia’s Hidden Islands

Islands built entirely on shifting sands or carved from rock, where moon dancing red crabs and strange marsupials make their homes- these are the extraordinary isles that thrive in splendid isolation in AUSTRALIA’S HIDDEN ISLANDS.

Life's Journey

This exciting, character-based behavioural series follows a colourful array of species as they are born, mature and have families of their own. From bush babies finding their independence, to leaders of the pack stepping down after a long and relentless reign, learn how African wildlife navigate the circle of life.

Rooted

ROOTED takes us on an remarkable journey, revealing five of Southern Africa’s most iconic trees and the unique repertoire of animals, insects, birds and environmental elements that have created their own roots, in and around these majestic shelters. Produced by Barend van der Watt and Henk Ekermans and executive produced by award-winning natural film team Dereck and Beverly Joubert.

Rewilding

Nature and wildlife in Europe is in a state of dramatic change. Once extinct species are being reintroduced into the countryside with fascinating results. This series discovers these new, yet ancient wildernesses on the continent that we know so well. REWILDING follows the newly reintroduced animals as they try to navigate their way through the wilds of Europe and rediscover their rightful home.

Wild Moves

WILD MOVES showcases the powerful feats that are otherwise too fast for the human eye to catch in stunning 4K slow motion. Marvel at the fierce flight of a hunting Peregrine Falcon, the fastest animal on Earth, and watch as a cunning chameleon catches it’s prey, extending it’s tongue at a speed of 97kms per hour in under one hundredth of a second.

Wild Castles

Discover Europe’s great historic sites anew. Visit five famous castles and the natural world around them. Whether at the Mediterranean salt ponds or the wild caves of Slovenia, see nature’s surprising and extraordinary contributions to the rise and fall of notorious empires.

Borneo Wildlife Rescue

Deep in Borneo’s jungles lies a colorful cast of characters who have banded together at the front line of wildlife conservation. Comprised of vets and rangers, this elite team operates under the heading of Sabah’s Wildlife Rescue Unit (WRU). Their primary mission is to manage the increasing human-animal conflict and protect Borneo’s unique and vulnerable species against the steady creep of agriculture and human development.

Alaskan Shorts

Thousands of miles from the tropics, on the edge of North America, sits our planet’s most expansive intact temperate rainforest. It spans over 1000 miles of coastline, and covers a myriad of islands, glacial fjords, mountains and river valleys. Experience Alaska’s Tongass National Forest, home to an array of creatures, including bald eagles, orcas, and the worlds largest brown and black bear population, in this stunning short-form series.

Wild Survivors

Africa’s animals display an incredible diversity – countless species have evolved into endless shapes, colours and sizes. Each has its own solutions to day-to-day problems and each behaves differently in its quest to eat, mate and survive. WILD SURVIVORS takes a look at the relationship between animal and environment, and reveals the various ways each impacts the other.

Shark Squad

Sharks are threatened globally - portrayed as mindless killers by the media and victimized by reckless overfishing. In some of the most-remote regions on the planet, researchers dive deep and brave danger to unlock secret shark behaviours, challenge myths about sharks, and fight for the protection of these supreme predators - before it’s too late.

Valley of Flood and Fire

The seasonal changes of the Luangwa Valley are extraordinarily intense. Heavy rains transform the Luangwa River from a shallow channel into a majestic waterway where grass grows tall and streams fill with an abundant selection of creatures, providing plentiful food for many grazing mouths. It is a wetland paradise. But it is short lived. A relentless and crippling drought follows and lasts for a majority of the year; weakening all life, save for the predators who take advantage of this widespread fall. This is the VALLEY OF FLOOD AND FIRE.

Untamed Valley

The Luangwa Valley wetlands are host to a variety of species, each in a constant struggle for dominance. UNTAMED VALLEY explores some of the Valley’s most diverse habitats, and tells the dramatic stories of the characters and communities that compete for territory and survival.

Camp Zambia Shorts

A collection of behind-the-scenes shorts featuring the Plimsoll production team as they capture extraordinary moments between themselves and the wildlife surrounding their camp.

Arabian Seas

Discover the remarkable underwater world of the United Arab Emirates and the largely unexplored coral reefs of Oman. Barely known to the rest of the world, this aquatic paradise is home to thousands of fascinating creatures who are pitched in a battle for survival. From endangered turtles, mysterious sharks and deadly rays to tiny inquisitive shrimps and feisty reef fish, we reveal their aquatic secrets and marvel at this majestic and rarely explored world.

Arabian Inferno

The parched and barren landscape of the Arabian Peninsula offers a vivid backdrop for life in the harsh desert. Water is scarce and death due to the extreme heat is common, yet a natural world continues to flourish. Follow some of the desert’s most iconic creatures and learn the unique ways in which they’ve adapted to the stark conditions around them.

Animal Senses

From the earliest primitive life forms to sophisticated animals like mammals, primates and birds, animals have evolved powerful senses to perceive their environment. These developed senses can turn mechanical waves, airborne particles, and photons into information that helps animals find food, shelter, mates, and communicate with each other. ANIMAL SENSES traces the evolutionary history of those senses.

Alaskan Summer

Shot in stunning HDR, ALASKAN SUMMER reveals the vibrant majesty of the US’s most northern state. From the breathtaking coves, bays and inlets that showcase the rugged beauty of Baranof Island, to the Glacier Bay where humpback and killer whales navigate the calm waters among towering glaciers and soaring mountains, this is an Alaskan journey like none-other.

Mysteries Of The Mekong

The Mekong basin is one of the richest areas of biodiversity in the world, yet one of the most undiscovered. 20,000 plant species, 430 mammals, 1,200 birds, 800 reptiles and amphibians, and an estimated 850 fresh water fish species, are found in this very remote Asian region. MYSTERIES OF THE MEKONG is a not-to-be-missed wildlife series that will truly be a feast for the eyes.

Africa’s Claws and Jaws

From the razor sharp teeth of the great white shark, to the lightning fast strike of a black mamba, we explore some of the most dangerous animals known to man. While some use their overwhelming strength to overpower enemies, others use lethal venom. This is the story of attack and defend, predator and prey and the urge to kill or be killed.

Park For All Seasons From Above

Get a bird’s-eye view of the world’s most stunning National and Provincial Parks by soaring high above arctic tundra, through towering mountain ranges, and pristine forests. From up in the air see nature’s beauty from a whole new perspective.

Wild Rockies

WILD ROCKIES gets you up close and personal with the animals who have made the iconic Rocky Mountains their home. Witness wild horses living in the desert-like surroundings of the Okanagan Valley and grizzly bears batting salmon out of the glacier-fed rivers. Wild Rockies tells the stories of the incredible creatures living among the peaks and valleys of this majestic landscape.

Africa's Underwater Wonders

Our planet is made up of seemingly countless seas and oceans, yet to this day so many of their enigmas remain unexplored. AFRICA’S UNDERWATER WONDERS cameras dive into the depths unlike ever before, to explore the treasure trove of fauna, flora and vital ecosystems that make their home under the sea.

Ocean Parks

Bursting with all the color, life and natural beauty of the underwater world, OCEAN PARKS explores spectacular protected marine habitats, and showcases the incredible wildlife living above and below the surface.

Strange Creatures

Witness astounding adaptations, marvellous mating rituals, and amazing abnormalities among the weirdest of the wild. From vampire-fanged deer to fur-covered crabs, the animal kingdom’s curious and bizarre are captured in stunning 4K detail on STRANGE CREATURES

Tales From Zambia

Zambia is home to some of the world’s most exotic wildlife. From elephants to eagles and baboons to hippos, this collection of films features a range of different species, exploring their fascinating behaviour and taking viewers on a virtual safari into some of the wildest and most beautiful habitats on Earth.

Secrets of Wild Australia

A vast island continent of almost three million square miles, Australia’s splendid seclusion has made it home to some of the most extraordinary animals on the planet. Meet Australia’s unique animals; from pouch breeding marsupials, and big birds, to bats and terrifying reptiles.

Park For All Seasons

Go behind the scenes of some of the most spectacular National Parks with A PARK FOR ALL SEASONS. Learn the history, explore the diversity and soak in the beauty of some of the planet’s most compelling natural playgrounds.

Nomads of the Serengeti

Join veteran safari guide Jean Du Plessis as he takes you on an exhilarating trip through the Serengeti with migrating wildebeest. In this stunning five-part series, Jean follows the wildebeest on their odyssey across some of Africa’s most incredible locales. With incredible, never-before-seen footage, Jean takes viewers on the expedition of a lifetime as a two-million-strong herd of wildebeest embarks on an 800 km, year-long journey of survival.

Reef Wrecks

There are more than 3 million known shipwreck sites in the world. Some hold riches - others reveal lost history. But the most spectacular wrecks are the ones that simply refuse to die. They are known as Reef Wrecks. Reef Wrecks are the true treasures of the underwater world - part of the Ocean’s endless cycle of life – suspended in time – marking a new beginning for the sea creatures that surround them.

Secret Life of the Wombat

Close to the cool highlands of the Snowy Mountains in South East Australia, lies an enchanted secret world where a group of very special creatures make their home. Shy and elusive, the common wombat may appear to be hidden from view – but the quiet wood is alive with scenes of marsupial friendship, new life, burrow hopping, and wombat disagreements.

Secret Life of the Tasmanian Devil

The Tasmanian devil is an amazing little creature. With the sharpest teeth, strongest jaws and noisiest shriek, it is the world’s largest carnivorous marsupial. Filming amongst the wild devils of Devil Ark, we follow their colourful battles for dominance, displays of aggression and violent disagreements across the generations.

Secret Life of the Koala

Perhaps Australia’s most iconic creature of all, Koalas, can face surprising challenges. These highly specialized, tree-dwelling marsupials are in a constant battle for survival as they contend with predators, human interference and a depleting food supply. Learn how Koalas continue to adapt to their ever-changing environments and find out what they’re doing to replenish their decreasing population.

Secret Life of the Kangaroo

Australia’s most famous furry face, the kangaroo, is profiled in this hop-along series, featuring the eastern grey kangaroo colonies of Sundown National Park in Queensland and the coastal resort of Anglesea in Victoria. Learn about their mob-mentality, breeding rules, and fascinating social hierarchies.

Seasons Of The Wild

With 600 animal species, nine distinct habitats and two contrasting seasons, the Florida Everglades is an ecosystem unlike any other. Explore the climate and creatures of these constantly evolving wetlands in SEASONS OF THE WILD.

Wildlife Icons

In WILDLIFE ICONS, meet the Big Five of the savannah, as well as some of Africa’s lesser-known residents. From the playful meerkat to the tiny elephant shrew, Africa’s animal kingdom is full of fascinating stories filled with interesting characters and surprises at every turn.

Wild Wild East

Using the latest in technology, this series journeys to the North American maritime woods and waters, a legendary land of plenty unrivaled in natural beauty, wildlife and rough-hewn diversity on an epic scale. More than twice the size of the UK with only 3% of the human population, it’s a world where wildlife runs strong and free.

Written in Stone

WRITTEN IN STONE is the story of northwestern Canada’s Mount Todagin. It’s known as a “Serengeti in the sky” and yet it was once the ocean’s floor. This ancient seabed vaulted into the sky upon the shoulders of warring mountain ranges. Here on this alpine plateau mowed close by relentless winds, life subsists on the narrowest of margins. But this seemingly inhospitable landscape is home to an exotic species of mountain sheep and the Native peoples who have used this mountain for millennia. This documentary explores how the very minerals that attract the sheep and the indigenous people may also cause them to abandon Mount Todagin…forever.

Waterworld Africa

With freshwater forests, saline lakes and diverse deltas, Africa boasts some of the most important wetlands and rivers in the world. Discover what lurks beneath the surfaces of the Congo River and Botswana’s Okavango Delta, and see who’s travelled to get a drink from precious but perilous floodplains. From tigerfish to hydrating hippos, you’ve never seen Africa like this.

Volcanic Odysseys

Travel to the places where the Earth’s inner fury explodes. In this fascinating and adrenaline-fuelled exploration of the globe’s mightiest mountains, fearless adventurers travel to the most eruptive volcanoes on the planet.

Undiscovered Vistas

UNDISCOVERED VISTAS is an awe-inspiring journey that reveals some of the most beautiful places in the world. Spectacular aerial vistas of cavernous canyons and lush rainforests draw viewers into an immersive natural landscape, while lyrical writing tells the stories of the nature, history and mythology that shaped the planet’s geographic wonders. From the beautiful islands of the Bahamas to the majestic volcanoes of the Chilean desert, the globe’s unspoiled beauty is uncovered here.

Wild Birds of Australia

Australia hosts over 90 bird species that are entirely endemic to the country. The superb lyrebird with his showy tail feathers and ability to mimic other birds; the vicious and bad tempered cassowary; and the Australian brush turkey, with his bizarre nesting technique, are but a few of the extraordinary feathered creatures explored in this series.

Big Dry

The Luangwa Valley in Zambia is one of Africa’s last great wildernesses. A rich mosaic of ebony forests and grassy plains, it’s home to a vast array of colourful species including carmine-bee-eaters, hyenas, lions, vultures, crocodiles and insects such as praying mantis. This series follows the challenges the valley’s wildlife must overcome during the long dry season as they await the life-giving rains.

Baby Animals

Arctic foxes, sea otters, tamarin monkeys and red pandas are just some of the tiniest, cutest creatures on BABY ANIMALS. With their big eyes and their wobbly first steps, nature’s newbies are irresistible. Watch how animals nurture their young as infant elephants, baby bison and rambunctious rhinos all eat, sleep and play their way to adulthood. Cuddly, clumsy and full of mischief, the babies of the animal kingdom certainly make up the wildest daycare you’ve ever seen.

Coastal Africa

Africa's opposite shores converge at its southern tip, creating an environment bursting with vibrant marine life. Watch as brown fur seals, African penguins and sea turtles share this ocean paradise with Great White sharks, dolphins, humpbacks and countless schools of fish, in COASTAL AFRICA.

Attack & Defend

Indisputable apex predators and unassuming-but-lethal prey wage war in nature’s daily battle royale for the right to live another day. Whether it's carnivorous cheetahs, polar bears and sharks or exploding blast ants, vomiting fulmar birds or slime-excreting hagfish, those who attack and those who defend have developed specialized skills in their ongoing struggle to survive. Witness the masters of predator-prey conflict as they showcase their intimidating and extraordinary tactics.

Africa's Wild Horizons

Africa's most diverse ecosystems, important breeding grounds, critical migration paths and popular watering holes are on stunning display in AFRICA'S WILD HORIZONS as we journey across the Serengeti, down the Mara River and over the forests of Ruaha National Park.

Africa's Hidden Kingdoms

AFRICA’S HIDDEN KINGDOMS explores the wonders of the most primitive plant and wildlife biomes found in Africa. See the flower carpets of Namaqualand — a global biodiversity hotspot – and the southern right whales that mate off the coast of the De Hoop Nature Reserve, as you revel in the beautiful, ancient and bizarre world of South Africa’s wildlife kingdoms.

4K Baby Wildlife

4K BABY WILDLIFE naturescenes captures baby animals, in stunning 4K, while sleeping, eating, and playing. Watching a baby animal experience the world can soften even the hardest of hearts. 4K BABY WILDLIFE takes viewers up close to frolicking baby rhinos, trotting warthogs or clinging emperor tamarin monkeys. Enjoy the cutest creatures on the planet from the comforts of your own home. Don’t miss the awe-inspiring moments from babies of all shapes and sizes!

Arctic Secrets

Journey to the most remote Arctic landscapes, populated with unique animals and plants that have adapted to survive in the harshest climates on the planet. Using remote camera technology, ARCTIC SECRETS explores this land through spectacular, and never-before-seen, aerial panoramas.

Animal Empires

Journey to the beautiful and dangerous places that play host to wildlife’s migrations and congregations. Loud and full of life, herds, flocks and schools of creatures gather in these extraordinary ANIMAL EMPIRES to feed, mate and survive.

Life From Ash and Ice

LIFE FROM ASH AND ICE tells the story of Mount Edziza, a complex of 50 volcanoes in northwestern British Columbia that has had over eight million years of history erupting under glacial ice. The film looks at how this uncommon union of fire and ice incubated some of the planet’s most primitive life forms and forever changed the life of early man.

Land of Primates

Africa is home to the widest range of primates in the world. From lemurs and bush babies, to tarsiers and pottos, and most famous of them all, apes and monkeys, join us as we profile some of the cutest, cleverest and most charismatic animals on the continent.

Land of Gremlins

The exotic island of Madagascar is home to some of the weirdest and most wonderful creatures in the world. Land of Gremlins explores the island’s extensive evolutionary history and reveals the array of extraordinary animals in this true wildlife Eden.

Kenya Wildlife Diaries

In the Shadow of Mount Kenya lies one of the most spectacular and busy game reserves in East Africa. The Lewa Reserve is home to fifteen thousand animals, including some of the rarest and most dangerous on earth. Follow the conservancy staff as they brave some very extreme challenges in order to make sure wild Africa's greatest treasures live on.

Living Beach

Where do waves come from, and why are they always parallel to the shore, no matter which way the shore faces? THE LIVING BEACH highlights the world’s most unique and amazing beaches, and reveals how physics, nature and our own interactions contribute to the creation and evolution of these coastlines.

Mysteries of Evolution

MYSTERIES OF EVOLUTION delves into the mysterious animal gene pool to discover why animals have evolved in such interesting and varied ways. Why do Zebras have stripes? How did Muskoxen survive an ice age? Why can Hammerhead sharks see like humans? With the help of trusted biologists, ecologists and some awe-inspiring 3D animation, MYSTERIES OF EVOLUTION attempts to answer all of your questions!

Extreme Africa

Africa’s diverse terrain is as awesome as it is deadly. With scalding volcanic fields, scorched-earth deserts, and violent waterways, discover what lives in some of the world’s most inhospitable places and see how these species have adapted to thrive where others would perish.

Guardians of the Wild

Some of Zambia’s most amazing species – elephants, lions, wild dogs and hyenas – are also the hardest to study. This series follows the day-to-day challenges facing conservationists and scientists working in the Zambian wilderness, as they discover new insights into some of Africa’s most charismatic animals.

Great Parks of Africa

Experience exhilarating cliff-side vistas, stunning succulent flora, vast arid deserts, lush wetlands and amazing animal populations across more than 4 million hectares of parkland in GREAT PARKS OF AFRICA, a series that illustrates the remarkable diversity of the continent’s epic parks.

Great Lakes Wild

GREAT LAKES WILD tells the stories of the wild animals who make North America’s vast Great Lakes their home. Famous for their stunning landscapes, the Great Lakes are also home to a rich ecosystem bursting at the seams with wildlife. From coyotes to muskrats, from moose to wolves, GREAT LAKES WILD will take you on an adventure of a lifetime as it explores what scientists call the ‘Canadian Serengeti’.

Great Blue Wild

Great Blue Wild joins the world’s leading marine ecologists on a voyage of discovery as they venture to remote corners of the planet, uncover ocean secrets and fight to defend the endangered animals struggling to survive in our threatened seas. Dive deep with whale sharks and dolphins, brave danger with great white sharks and come one step closer to understanding the mysteries of the deep.

Brazil Untamed

Deep in the heart of Brazil lies the Pantanal, a lush wetland of unimaginable biodiversity. It is as astonishing as it is unforgiving, with nearly 1,500 different species, all struggling to survive in the face of extreme seasonal transformations and the threat of fierce predators. Delve deep into the Brazilian wilderness in this captivating new series, where breath-taking danger lurks behind every corner.

Africa's Hunters

AFRICA’S HUNTERS is an engrossing, character-driven look at the lives of some of Zambia’s most formidable predators – lions, leopards and hyenas. From an audacious, three-year old leopard who has won her first territory but is mercilessly challenged by older rivals, to a misfit lion cub who has finally found his place in the pride, and a clan of hyenas struggling in the grip of drought, life for predators is tough and they must be bold, cunning and strong if they are to make it through harsh times. Using state-of-the-art thermal cameras, we follow characters by night and day, revealing their lives in intimate detail.