Love Nature Warm waters surround the islands off the coast of Mozambique. 2026-06-11 Researchers study shark behavior and fight for the protection of these predators. 2026-06-11 Researchers risk everything to unlock secret shark behaviors, challenge myths about sharks, and fight for the protection of these predators. 2026-06-11 In some of the most-remote regions on the planet, researchers dive deep and brave danger to unlock secret shark behaviors; they fight for the protection of these supreme predators before it's too late. 2026-06-11 Sharks often get portrayed as mindless predators prone to attacking humans, but there is more to these graceful apex predators than meets the eye; the Bimini Sharklab undertakes novel research into shark intelligence. 2026-06-11 A defenestrated kitty needs a new home, a cat named Bella has mouth issues which may or may not be cancer, and Dr. Savannah takes a trip to the Siksika First Nation to run a spay/neuter clinic to help control the pet population. 2026-06-12 A cat named Louis requires major leg surgery, a Kunekune pig named Crumbfoot needs emergency X-rays, and Savannah heads out to conduct a wild horse study, looking at how horses treat their own parasites through a process known as Zoopharmacognosy. 2026-06-12 At Liberia's only home for rescued chimpanzees, there are more new arrivals; Jimmy and Jenny Desmond and their team now have 28 chimps to look after, including an 8-week-old baby called Gaia. 2026-06-12 A trio of Elephants in Zambia are rescued. 2026-06-12 A defenestrated kitty needs a new home, a cat named Bella has mouth issues which may or may not be cancer, and Dr. Savannah takes a trip to the Siksika First Nation to run a spay/neuter clinic to help control the pet population. 2026-06-12 A cat named Louis requires major leg surgery, a Kunekune pig named Crumbfoot needs emergency X-rays, and Savannah heads out to conduct a wild horse study, looking at how horses treat their own parasites through a process known as Zoopharmacognosy. 2026-06-12 At Liberia's only home for rescued chimpanzees, there are more new arrivals; Jimmy and Jenny Desmond and their team now have 28 chimps to look after, including an 8-week-old baby called Gaia. 2026-06-12 A trio of Elephants in Zambia are rescued. 2026-06-12 Beni and Lala are going stir-crazy in the sick bay, but they must recover before returning to the rough and tumble of class; at forest school, a termite-foraging lesson inspires class clown Valentino to make a finger-licking discovery. 2026-06-12 A defenestrated kitty needs a new home, a cat named Bella has mouth issues which may or may not be cancer, and Dr. Savannah takes a trip to the Siksika First Nation to run a spay/neuter clinic to help control the pet population. 2026-06-12 A cat named Louis requires major leg surgery, a Kunekune pig named Crumbfoot needs emergency X-rays, and Savannah heads out to conduct a wild horse study, looking at how horses treat their own parasites through a process known as Zoopharmacognosy. 2026-06-12 At Liberia's only home for rescued chimpanzees, there are more new arrivals; Jimmy and Jenny Desmond and their team now have 28 chimps to look after, including an 8-week-old baby called Gaia. 2026-06-12 A trio of Elephants in Zambia are rescued. 2026-06-12 Devon Island in Nunavut is the largest uninhabited island in the world; the icy landscape is so barren that NASA uses it to simulate conditions on Mars. 2026-06-12 The first skunk of the year arrives while Dr. Sherri operates on a pigeon's toe, and saves it from infection; the first songbirds of the year are released. 2026-06-12 The clinic opens to visitors; starlings are moved; raccoons are released; Dr. Barry tends to an injured beaver. 2026-06-12 Cope with injuries caused by human neglect and malice, including a gull that ate a metal shard and animals shot by pellet guns. Celebrate the recovery of two foxes with avian flu and witness the joyous release of 12 robins and a snapping turtle. 2026-06-12 Devon Island in Nunavut is the largest uninhabited island in the world; the icy landscape is so barren that NASA uses it to simulate conditions on Mars. 2026-06-12 The first skunk of the year arrives while Dr. Sherri operates on a pigeon's toe, and saves it from infection; the first songbirds of the year are released. 2026-06-12 The clinic opens to visitors; starlings are moved; raccoons are released; Dr. Barry tends to an injured beaver. 2026-06-12 Getting acquainted with an array of ocean oddballs and learning how billions of years' worth of changes have shaped their looks and skills; meeting blind worms who fish, walking sharks, tree-climbing crabs and much more. 2026-06-12 Feeling the love in the strange-but-heartwarming partnerships between some of Earth's oddest creatures; diving deep to see strange animals, from snapping shrimp to wolf eels, offer a hand to their fellow ocean-going weirdos to ensure mutual survival. 2026-06-12 Exploring the bizarre mating rituals of the ocean's most peculiar creatures; learning how bloody battles for mates, gender bending, and super-size litters of babies might secure a next generation for these animals. 2026-06-12 Florida has the most tidal shoreline in the contiguous United States. 2026-06-12 Nova Scotia beaches prove a beach needs a balance between opposing forces to thrive. 2026-06-12 The mythology of Ixchel, a protective mother figure. 2026-06-12 Hawaiian beaches are created and altered by active volcanoes. 2026-06-12 Fraser Island is the largest sand island on Earth and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 2026-06-12 Human influence and effect on the beaches of California. 2026-06-12 Setting sail for New Zealand's Otago Peninsula, a breeding refuge for endangered seabirds and marine mammals; watching as sea lions, albatrosses, red-billed gulls, white-fronted terns and fairy prions find mates, then nurture the next generation. 2026-06-13