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Carcassonne: Flocks of birds, families of wild boar and armies of insects thrive in and around this centuries-old fortress. And years of human inhabitants haven't put them off. (S1, ep 2)

Movin' On Up: Valentino, Madara and Utris move up a class. Clarita is reunited with her mother. Mema shows she's a keen learner when she discovers a snack inside a rotten log. (S1, ep 2)

Tracking the Saltwater Crocodile: Saltwater crocodiles rule Australia's tropical waters. Follow scientists uncovering the secrets of these ancient predators. (2 of 3)

Ancient Enemies: In Africa, lions and wolves lead their ecosystems. Discover the strength, social strategies and hierarchies behind how they raise and protect their young. (S1, ep 1)

Macro Mozambique: The coast of Mozambique is known for its giants, from visiting humpbacks to the resident whale sharks. But just as important are the water's tiny creatures. (S3, ep 3)

Under Pressure: The dry season is taking its toll and food is becoming harder to find. As a result, tensions rise between opposing gang leaders Crystal and Kati. (S1, ep 2)

King Kasper: Kasper eludes the capture team. A wild orangutan and her baby surprise the students, and Rebecca's x-ray reveals potential tuberculosis. (S1, ep 3)

Rescued marmoset Koba clings to life after arriving at the park in a stricken state. At Malagasy, the lemurs have a tricky tree-top challenge. (S16, ep 15)

It's moving day for young male orangutan Hujan, who is on his way to join the nursery group. Alison tries to help rescued marmoset Koba build up his strength. (S16, ep 16)

Life In The Food Chain: It is the smallest of creatures that underpins the ocean's food web - plankton. Without them, marine life as we know it would cease to exist. But why? (S3, ep 4)

Risk And Reward: After the long hard drought, the arrival of the first rains are a huge relief for the ring-tailed lemur gangs in Madagascar. (S1, ep 3)

May brings violent tornados to North America and the life-giving monsoon to India. The dry season ends in southern Africa, claiming victims among elephants. (3 of 6)

Peccary Party: In the heart of the Pantanal wetlands lies a region so remote that it is almost entirely unvisited. 300 pig-like peccaries call this unique place their home. (S1, ep 3)

Island Feast: Off the coast of Oman, summer weather brings in nutrients from the ocean depths. There, they meet the Arabian sun, causing an explosion of life. (S1, ep 3)

Rescued marmoset Koba clings to life after arriving at the park in a stricken state. At Malagasy, the lemurs have a tricky tree-top challenge. (S16, ep 15)

It's moving day for young male orangutan Hujan, who is on his way to join the nursery group. Alison tries to help rescued marmoset Koba build up his strength. (S16, ep 16)

Life In The Food Chain: It is the smallest of creatures that underpins the ocean's food web - plankton. Without them, marine life as we know it would cease to exist. But why? (S3, ep 4)

Risk And Reward: After the long hard drought, the arrival of the first rains are a huge relief for the ring-tailed lemur gangs in Madagascar. (S1, ep 3)

May brings violent tornados to North America and the life-giving monsoon to India. The dry season ends in southern Africa, claiming victims among elephants. (3 of 6)

Peccary Party: In the heart of the Pantanal wetlands lies a region so remote that it is almost entirely unvisited. 300 pig-like peccaries call this unique place their home. (S1, ep 3)

Island Feast: Off the coast of Oman, summer weather brings in nutrients from the ocean depths. There, they meet the Arabian sun, causing an explosion of life. (S1, ep 3)

Rescued marmoset Koba clings to life after arriving at the park in a stricken state. At Malagasy, the lemurs have a tricky tree-top challenge. (S16, ep 15)

It's moving day for young male orangutan Hujan, who is on his way to join the nursery group. Alison tries to help rescued marmoset Koba build up his strength. (S16, ep 16)

Sweeping Shores: Sometimes water and sometimes land, the African intertidal zone is home to a unique universe of plants and creatures. How do they adapt to such sudden changes? (S1, ep 1)

Hippo Lagoon: Join hippos as they wallow in the depths of Zambia's Luangwa River. Far from the river ruled by aggressive males, this lagoon is their sanctuary. But for how long? (S1, ep 1)

Island Feast: Off the coast of Oman, summer weather brings in nutrients from the ocean depths. There, they meet the Arabian sun, causing an explosion of life. (S1, ep 3)

Peccary Party: In the heart of the Pantanal wetlands lies a region so remote that it is almost entirely unvisited. 300 pig-like peccaries call this unique place their home. (S1, ep 3)

Predjama: In Slovenia lies the world's largest castle that's carved into a cave - a subterranean haven for the region's birds, boars and mountain goats. (S1, ep 3)

King Kasper: Kasper eludes the capture team. A wild orangutan and her baby surprise the students, and Rebecca's x-ray reveals potential tuberculosis. (S1, ep 3)

Sweeping Shores: Sometimes water and sometimes land, the African intertidal zone is home to a unique universe of plants and creatures. How do they adapt to such sudden changes? (S1, ep 1)

Hippo Lagoon: Join hippos as they wallow in the depths of Zambia's Luangwa River. Far from the river ruled by aggressive males, this lagoon is their sanctuary. But for how long? (S1, ep 1)

Life In The Food Chain: It is the smallest of creatures that underpins the ocean's food web - plankton. Without them, marine life as we know it would cease to exist. But why? (S3, ep 4)

Risk And Reward: After the long hard drought, the arrival of the first rains are a huge relief for the ring-tailed lemur gangs in Madagascar. (S1, ep 3)

The Misfits: A classroom is flooded. Ayu, Ruthie, and Kesi, take a step closer to release, and the world's rarest orangutan arrives at the school. (S1, ep 4)

Elderly marmoset Jenny gets a visit from the vet before the arrival of a new life partner. Orangutan youngster Hujan begins to adjust in the nursery. (S16, ep 17)

Alison travels to Hampshire to rescue Clyde, a pet-trade marmoset. Young orangutan Hujan, meanwhile, meets older male Bulu in the nursery. (S16, ep 18)

Get swept up in a gladiatorial fight for survival as the ocean recedes and sea animals of all kinds struggle between life and death in tide pools. (S1, ep 1)

The Road To Independence: The gangs of Lemur Island have fought hard to keep their troops healthy and their territories intact. As babies grow, the hierarchy starts to change. (S1, ep 4)

In July, Arctic ice sheets crash into the sea while an arctic fox hunts among the rocks. In Africa, herds of wildebeest cross the croc-infested Mara river. (4 of 6)

Jaguar Den: The magnificent jaguar is the largest cat in all of the Americas. In Brazil, it reigns over a magical land filled with natural beauty and diversity. (S1, ep 4)

Defenders Of The Reef: As the scorching sun creates huge algae growth, thousands of species swarm in to feast. While food is plentiful, they aren't in the mood to share. (S1, ep 4)

Elderly marmoset Jenny gets a visit from the vet before the arrival of a new life partner. Orangutan youngster Hujan begins to adjust in the nursery. (S16, ep 17)

Alison travels to Hampshire to rescue Clyde, a pet-trade marmoset. Young orangutan Hujan, meanwhile, meets older male Bulu in the nursery. (S16, ep 18)

Meet The Devils: There is no creature on earth like the Tasmanian Devil. For these muscular marsupials, the mating season is a chance for males to show who is dominant. (Ep 1 of 2)

The Road To Independence: The gangs of Lemur Island have fought hard to keep their troops healthy and their territories intact. As babies grow, the hierarchy starts to change. (S1, ep 4)

In July, Arctic ice sheets crash into the sea while an arctic fox hunts among the rocks. In Africa, herds of wildebeest cross the croc-infested Mara river. (4 of 6)

Jaguar Den: The magnificent jaguar is the largest cat in all of the Americas. In Brazil, it reigns over a magical land filled with natural beauty and diversity. (S1, ep 4)

Defenders Of The Reef: As the scorching sun creates huge algae growth, thousands of species swarm in to feast. While food is plentiful, they aren't in the mood to share. (S1, ep 4)

Elderly marmoset Jenny gets a visit from the vet before the arrival of a new life partner. Orangutan youngster Hujan begins to adjust in the nursery. (S16, ep 17)

Alison travels to Hampshire to rescue Clyde, a pet-trade marmoset. Young orangutan Hujan, meanwhile, meets older male Bulu in the nursery. (S16, ep 18)

Secret Life of the Emu: Explore the topsy-turvy world of emus, in which females call the shots, eggs are green and men do all the work when it comes to raising the young. (S1, ep 2)

Tracking the Saltwater Crocodile: Saltwater crocodiles rule Australia's tropical waters. Follow scientists uncovering the secrets of these ancient predators. (2 of 3)

Defenders Of The Reef: As the scorching sun creates huge algae growth, thousands of species swarm in to feast. While food is plentiful, they aren't in the mood to share. (S1, ep 4)

Jaguar Den: The magnificent jaguar is the largest cat in all of the Americas. In Brazil, it reigns over a magical land filled with natural beauty and diversity. (S1, ep 4)

Alhambra: A refuge for Grenada's wildlife, Alhambra's fortress provides the backdrop for the daily dramas and struggles of the region's amphibians, fish and birds. (S1, ep 4)

The Misfits: A classroom is flooded. Ayu, Ruthie, and Kesi, take a step closer to release, and the world's rarest orangutan arrives at the school. (S1, ep 4)

Secret Life of the Emu: Explore the topsy-turvy world of emus, in which females call the shots, eggs are green and men do all the work when it comes to raising the young. (S1, ep 2)

Tracking the Saltwater Crocodile: Saltwater crocodiles rule Australia's tropical waters. Follow scientists uncovering the secrets of these ancient predators. (2 of 3)

Meet The Devils: There is no creature on earth like the Tasmanian Devil. For these muscular marsupials, the mating season is a chance for males to show who is dominant. (Ep 1 of 2)

The Road To Independence: The gangs of Lemur Island have fought hard to keep their troops healthy and their territories intact. As babies grow, the hierarchy starts to change. (S1, ep 4)

A Whole New World: Dominant male Pujon is still on a time-out after attacking Alba, but when he settles down he's allowed a second chance to bond with his rival. (S1, ep 5)

A visit from the vet awaits one of the park's strangest residents, while the small monkey team lose the battle to save tragic pet-trade marmoset Koba. (S16, ep 19)

Alison looks forward to the prospect of baboons at the park, while recently arrived pet-trade marmoset Clyde braves the great outdoors for the first time. (S16, ep 20)

Get swept up in a gladiatorial fight for survival as the ocean recedes and sea animals of all kinds struggle between life and death in tide pools. (S1, ep 2)

The Berenty Dynasty: The ring-tailed lemurs are in turmoil. The troops rushed to feast on the short food bounty that followed early rains - but the dry heat has returned. (S1, ep 5)

Rain welcomes baby meerkats to the Kalahari. The arrival of spring in eastern Australia ignites the passions of everything from kangaroos to humpback whales. (5 of 6)

Cat Country: In the Pantanal, the wonderful ocelot appears to be making a comeback. A team of scientists try to figure out the clues to its resurgence. (S1, ep 5)

Turtles Legacy: The sea turtle is one of the oldest animals on Earth. But while they pre-date the dinosaurs, their place in today's world is sadly under threat. (S1, ep 5)

A visit from the vet awaits one of the park's strangest residents, while the small monkey team lose the battle to save tragic pet-trade marmoset Koba. (S16, ep 19)

Alison looks forward to the prospect of baboons at the park, while recently arrived pet-trade marmoset Clyde braves the great outdoors for the first time. (S16, ep 20)

Young Devils: Tasmanian Devils might have infamous reputations, but these spirited scrappers are committed parents and heroic defenders of their pouch-reared young. (Ep 2 of 2)

The Berenty Dynasty: The ring-tailed lemurs are in turmoil. The troops rushed to feast on the short food bounty that followed early rains - but the dry heat has returned. (S1, ep 5)

Rain welcomes baby meerkats to the Kalahari. The arrival of spring in eastern Australia ignites the passions of everything from kangaroos to humpback whales. (5 of 6)

Cat Country: In the Pantanal, the wonderful ocelot appears to be making a comeback. A team of scientists try to figure out the clues to its resurgence. (S1, ep 5)

Turtles Legacy: The sea turtle is one of the oldest animals on Earth. But while they pre-date the dinosaurs, their place in today's world is sadly under threat. (S1, ep 5)

A visit from the vet awaits one of the park's strangest residents, while the small monkey team lose the battle to save tragic pet-trade marmoset Koba. (S16, ep 19)

Alison looks forward to the prospect of baboons at the park, while recently arrived pet-trade marmoset Clyde braves the great outdoors for the first time. (S16, ep 20)

The Tale of the Boobook Owl: An owl gets a feather transplant, orphaned bandicoots need care, a koala has surgery and a parrot fights for survival. (S4, ep 3)

How to Catch a Lizard: Dr Amanda goes on a baboon rescue mission. Dr Charlotte has a challenging pangolin surgery before chasing a treed rhino, baboons and a monitor lizard. (S2, ep 1)

Turtles Legacy: The sea turtle is one of the oldest animals on Earth. But while they pre-date the dinosaurs, their place in today's world is sadly under threat. (S1, ep 5)

Cat Country: In the Pantanal, the wonderful ocelot appears to be making a comeback. A team of scientists try to figure out the clues to its resurgence. (S1, ep 5)

Neuschwanstein: From swans to Alpine ibex, explore the creatures that have called one of Germany's most visited castles and attractions their home for centuries. (S1, ep 5)

A Whole New World: Dominant male Pujon is still on a time-out after attacking Alba, but when he settles down he's allowed a second chance to bond with his rival. (S1, ep 5)

The Tale of the Boobook Owl: An owl gets a feather transplant, orphaned bandicoots need care, a koala has surgery and a parrot fights for survival. (S4, ep 3)

How to Catch a Lizard: Dr Amanda goes on a baboon rescue mission. Dr Charlotte has a challenging pangolin surgery before chasing a treed rhino, baboons and a monitor lizard. (S2, ep 1)

Young Devils: Tasmanian Devils might have infamous reputations, but these spirited scrappers are committed parents and heroic defenders of their pouch-reared young. (Ep 2 of 2)

The Berenty Dynasty: The ring-tailed lemurs are in turmoil. The troops rushed to feast on the short food bounty that followed early rains - but the dry heat has returned. (S1, ep 5)

Born To Be Different: Roscoe - a North American raccoon - has a friend in a South American coati called Rio, at a wildlife centre helping animals from the exotic pet trade. (S1, ep 1)

A Friend In Need: Meet a rodent-hating schnauzer in Canada who chases squirrels whenever she can, but who has become enthralled by her owner's skinny pig. (S1, ep 2)

Smell: Detecting chemical scents was one of the first skills that animals developed, and is vital for finding everything from possible mates to potential predators. (S1, ep 1)

Touch: Some animals have developed an extraordinary sense of touch, and are able to pick up the tiniest vibrations that humans could only dream of. (S1, ep 2)

A Penguin Proposal: A penguin uses a small pebble as a token of love to symbolise his proposal, while a lemur in Madagascar uses millipedes as a form of pest control. (1 of 6)

Weave through Queensland's coastal chaos, where Jess faces her fears chasing a lace monitor lizard up a tree with an active beehive. (S1, ep 3)

Dive into tight spaces, underneath hot houses and into tense rescue situations as the catchers confront a six-foot-long, highly venomous brown snake. (S1, ep 4)

Delta Discoveries: The Mackenzie Delta is the second largest in North America. Here, strange and mysterious landforms tell a story of an ever-changing Arctic. (S1, ep 3)

Fall On The Tundra: Larger than California, Nunavik is a pristine wilderness of water, forest, and tundra. This astonishing land is also home to the Inuit of Northern Quebec. (S1, ep 4)

Tracking the Saltwater Crocodile: Saltwater crocodiles rule Australia's tropical waters. Follow scientists uncovering the secrets of these ancient predators. (2 of 3)

The Tale of the Boobook Owl: An owl gets a feather transplant, orphaned bandicoots need care, a koala has surgery and a parrot fights for survival. (S4, ep 3)

Realm of the Bear: See the Carpathian mountains - where vast forests, steep gorges, and isolated peaks offer refuge to some of Europe's most charismatic creatures. (1 of 2)

New & Exclusive. Realm of the Wolf: In the Carpathian mountains lives one of nature's most misunderstood creatures - the Eurasian wolf. See the role these wolves play in the area. (2 of 2)

Builders: David Attenborough descends beneath the waves and meets some of the tiny coral animals that helped build the Reef and make it an underwater wonderland. (1 of 3)

Visitors: Mark Sir David Attenborough's 100th birthday as he explores the Great Barrier Reef, and discovers the animals that visit every year. (2 of 3)

Survival: In this concluding episode, Sir David Attenborough tries to understand what the next few decades may hold in store for the Reef. (3 of 3)

The Queen is Back: Feel the heat as Lizzie and veterinarian Joares scramble to collar more jaguars amid storms, floods and power outages. (S1, ep 4)

Two Mothers, Nine Cubs: Chilli and her five cubs encounter young mother Inara and her four. See what happens when their standoff resolves into an unusual blended family. (S1, ep 1)

Deadly Rivals: A group of spotted hyenas moves into a burrow that's close to where a litter of wild dog pups reside. (S3, ep 5)

Buffalo Showdown: The filmmaker sheds light on the behaviour and physical features of African predators and the strategies that they use to kill their prey and defend themselves. (S3, ep 6)