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Exploring the importance of shared knowledge and group dynamics, these seemingly antisocial animals all benefit from having 'mates'. (S1, ep 3)

For this group of animals, being devoted means putting the lives of their offspring first and going to extreme lengths to ensure their survival. (S1, ep 4)

Hunt for unsuspecting seals with polar bears, bathe in natural hot springs with macaques and try out a unique survival strategy with Arctic foxes. (S1, ep 6)

The Power of Playtime: New research reveals that play is at the heart of almost everything an animal learns, from cats loving a game of chase to chimps solving puzzles. (1 of 2)

Rules of the Game: Around the world, animals play all sorts of group games - but why do some animals need buddies to play with? And what are the rules of the game? (2 of 2)

New & Exclusive. Mediterranean: Spain's biodiversity hotspot is the second largest in the world, but it is threatened by everything from pollution to invasive species. (S1, ep 4)

Madagascar: Welcome to Madagascar, which broke away from the supercontinent more than 160 million years ago and is now home to some incredibly unique species. (S1, ep 5)

Kuki 'Airani/ Cook Islands: Journey to the Cook Islands as 3,000 humpback whales get ready to mate and raise their young. Plus, get a glimpse into our evolutionary past. (6 of 6)

Diabetic golden-cheeked gibbon Alex needs dental treatment but the operation is complicated by her condition and chimpanzee Eddi sends a wild intruder packing. (S18, ep 11)

Newly arrived lemur Ben meets boss lady Fennel and conducts himself accordingly while baby orangutans Kiwi and Sibu explore a tunnel full of browse. (S18, ep 12)

Kogelberg: The mountainous coast of South Africa's Western Cape is a botanical wonderland, where plants and animals live in an intricate, delicate harmony. (S1, ep 6)

Migration: Some species simply can't survive in one place. Epic flights, adventurous sea journeys, and exhausting road trips all play a key part in the lives for many animals. (S1, ep 6)

Carnivores Of The Coral Garden: Meet the sharks and rays that patrol Arabia's coral reefs for their prey, and the toxic fish that have perfected the art of disguise. (S1, ep 1)

Delve into North America's southern coastal waters, where opalescent squid mate, sea turtles nest and mobula rays soar in romantic displays. (S1, ep 3)

Save The Giants: Some of the world's largest filter feeders are attracted to Mozambique's nutrient-rich water. But even these behemoths are vulnerable to rampant over-fishing. (S3, ep 2)

Diabetic golden-cheeked gibbon Alex needs dental treatment but the operation is complicated by her condition and chimpanzee Eddi sends a wild intruder packing. (S18, ep 11)

Newly arrived lemur Ben meets boss lady Fennel and conducts himself accordingly while baby orangutans Kiwi and Sibu explore a tunnel full of browse. (S18, ep 12)

Kogelberg: The mountainous coast of South Africa's Western Cape is a botanical wonderland, where plants and animals live in an intricate, delicate harmony. (S1, ep 6)

Migration: Some species simply can't survive in one place. Epic flights, adventurous sea journeys, and exhausting road trips all play a key part in the lives for many animals. (S1, ep 6)

Carnivores Of The Coral Garden: Meet the sharks and rays that patrol Arabia's coral reefs for their prey, and the toxic fish that have perfected the art of disguise. (S1, ep 1)

Join Mia and her newborn pups during their first swimming lesson, before welcoming in an era of otter peace as the Mangrove Family becomes a park's main attraction. (6 of 6)

Save The Giants: Some of the world's largest filter feeders are attracted to Mozambique's nutrient-rich water. But even these behemoths are vulnerable to rampant over-fishing. (S3, ep 2)

Diabetic golden-cheeked gibbon Alex needs dental treatment but the operation is complicated by her condition and chimpanzee Eddi sends a wild intruder packing. (S18, ep 11)

Newly arrived lemur Ben meets boss lady Fennel and conducts himself accordingly while baby orangutans Kiwi and Sibu explore a tunnel full of browse. (S18, ep 12)

Whales and Us: Steve Backshall explores our changing understanding of whales, how much we have in common with them and how we can better protect them. (1 of 4)

Exploring the importance of shared knowledge and group dynamics, these seemingly antisocial animals all benefit from having 'mates'. (S1, ep 3)

For this group of animals, being devoted means putting the lives of their offspring first and going to extreme lengths to ensure their survival. (S1, ep 4)

Save The Giants: Some of the world's largest filter feeders are attracted to Mozambique's nutrient-rich water. But even these behemoths are vulnerable to rampant over-fishing. (S3, ep 2)

Join Mia and her newborn pups during their first swimming lesson, before welcoming in an era of otter peace as the Mangrove Family becomes a park's main attraction. (6 of 6)