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Residents seize the unending daylight.

Gregg Wallace helps to unload 27 tonnes of dried haricot beans from North America and follows them on a one and a half mile journey through the largest baked bean factory in the world, which makes more than 3 million cans of beans every 24 hours. Gregg discovers how a laser scrutinizes every single bean and how the spice recipe for the sauce is a classified secret known only by two people.

This edition follows David, a chimpanzee alpha in Senegal, west Africa, as the dry season sets in, forcing the group closer together and leaving David to overcome threats to his leadership from murderous rivals.

The life stories of two of the greatest minds in history and their achievements are examined. Physicists Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking are two of the biggest names in science. Both of them have unlocked some of the mysteries of our universe, which led to various advancements in technology.

Brian Cox looks at one of the most profound questions: are people alone in the universe? He explains why this search should be taken seriously.

Forces of nature on Earth also wreak havoc across the solar system, creating heat sources and bridging the depths of space.

The life stories of two of the greatest minds in history and their achievements are examined. Physicists Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking are two of the biggest names in science. Both of them have unlocked some of the mysteries of our universe, which led to various advancements in technology.

Brian Cox looks at one of the most profound questions: are people alone in the universe? He explains why this search should be taken seriously.

Forces of nature on Earth also wreak havoc across the solar system, creating heat sources and bridging the depths of space.

Gregg Wallace helps to unload 27 tonnes of dried haricot beans from North America and follows them on a one and a half mile journey through the largest baked bean factory in the world, which makes more than 3 million cans of beans every 24 hours. Gregg discovers how a laser scrutinizes every single bean and how the spice recipe for the sauce is a classified secret known only by two people.

This edition follows David, a chimpanzee alpha in Senegal, west Africa, as the dry season sets in, forcing the group closer together and leaving David to overcome threats to his leadership from murderous rivals.

Steve's epic adventure has finally reached South America. First stop is the jungle nation of Guyana. Covered in pristine forests, it's a deadly paradise, but Guyana is also special because it is a land of giants.

Exploring Pantanal, Brazil.

With incredible underwater footage, David Attenborough reveals the true nature of the hippopotamus – an animal that cannot swim yet is utterly dependent on water.

The Hudson Bay lowlands, part of North America's largest wetland, are more than 300,000 square kilometers of muskeg, a vast bogland characterized by water-soaked peat mosses and stunted trees.

The coastline of Mozambique stretches more than 1,600 miles and is an area teeming with diverse marine life. Some of the world's largest filter feeders seek this nutrient-rich water, but even these large creatures are defenseless against overfishing. Two of Mozambique's leading marine researchers, Andrea Marshall and Nakia Cullain, set out to find one of the ocean's most secretive animals.

Mysteries surrounding the Rocky Mountains are discussed. Included: recent theories on their formation and how the rate of growth of the American Rockies compares to that of their Canadian counterpart.

Discover the truth behind the world's earliest legends. Visit a polar bear-infested island. Explore thestrange twin craters in Greece. Peek at asupervolcano hidden beneath Yellowstone Park.

The team visits a fishing lodge in the Pacific Northwest.

Les has Paul focus on the Sitka spruce tree.

Dr. Savannah visits her Métis homeland to do a health check on a bison herd. During her visit, she learns about her heritage and dives deeper into her identity as a Métis woman.

Dr. Savannah treats a hound that was kicked in the head by a horse and an injured fawn. She rushes against time to treat and save the fawn after it was attacked by a cougar. As part of her professional and voluntary efforts, she frequently travels several miles to outlying locations to care for animals large and small.

At Jungle School the fate of several graduates hangs in the balance as the staff plans the next round of releases. After nine months, Dilla's moment to give birth arrives but things don't go according to plan and the new family's future is uncertain.

Frozen Peaks explores ice worlds born of altitude. Found on every continent, these icy "islands in the sky" pose a range of challenges for the animals who choose to live there, from a mother chameleon who experiences the freezing conditions on a daily basis, to golden eagle parents who use extreme tactics to tackle their huge prey.

Frozen South takes us to the most hostile ice world of all – Antarctica, an entire continent covered in snow and ice full of surprises. Here hardy animals cling around its coastal fringes.

Frozen Lands takes us back to the far North of the planet where we enter the largest land-habitat on Earth, home to great Boreal forests and the barren tundra. This vast wilderness is governed by its seasonal extremes.

Today Earth's frozen regions are undergoing unprecedented change. In Our Frozen Planet we meet the scientists and people dedicating their lives to documenting these changes and understanding their impact, not just on the lives of the animals and people who live there, but on the planet as a whole.

This edition follows David, a chimpanzee alpha in Senegal, west Africa, as the dry season sets in, forcing the group closer together and leaving David to overcome threats to his leadership from murderous rivals.

A visit to Caistor Seafood's factory in Lincolnshire reveals how tons of freshly caught cod are transformed into 80,000 frozen fish fingers every day.

Frozen Peaks explores ice worlds born of altitude. Found on every continent, these icy "islands in the sky" pose a range of challenges for the animals who choose to live there, from a mother chameleon who experiences the freezing conditions on a daily basis, to golden eagle parents who use extreme tactics to tackle their huge prey.