Love Nature (NATUR)

The team now has thirty-eight chimps to look after and prepare for their move to the wild. (Repeat).

A look at the wide array of marine life inhabiting the Coral Triangle, an ocean region with the most diverse coral and fish species on Earth. (Repeat).

Hope's inspired to share her plans after revisiting a rebuilt rehab facility; Barry and Hope uncover an obstacle affecting huge marine mammals in southern Florida. (Repeat).

Leopards threaten the community. (Repeat).

A once-in-a-generation drought has sucked all moisture from the surrounding rivers, and the Conservation team is struggling to keep up with the swath of thirsty creatures. Some succumb to dehydration, but the team has to concentrate efforts on a particularly vulnerable and dangerous creature: the water buffalo. (Repeat).

The lives of various creatures inhabiting the eastern coast of Canada are chronicled for the span of one year. (Repeat).

Deer populations in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia are spotlighted. (Repeat).

A look at the rich biodiversity of marine life living on the mucky seabed in the waters surrounding the Indonesian archipelago. (Repeat).

A herd of white-tailed deer need to be released back into the wild; a large amount of snowy owls arrive at the rehab center as winter gets underway. (Repeat).

Eco-tourism of Ol Pejeta Conservancy is spotlighted. (Repeat).

The staff have to hand-raise a wild baby rhino after its mother is illegally shot. (Repeat).

A look at the rich biodiversity of marine life living on the mucky seabed in the waters surrounding the Indonesian archipelago. (Repeat).

A herd of white-tailed deer need to be released back into the wild; a large amount of snowy owls arrive at the rehab center as winter gets underway. (Repeat).

Eco-tourism of Ol Pejeta Conservancy is spotlighted. (Repeat).

The staff have to hand-raise a wild baby rhino after its mother is illegally shot. (Repeat).

Amanda saves a waterbuck that was stuck in a poacher's snare; the resident hyena is treated for fly-bitten ears; Alma receives a monkey delivery. (Repeat).

Amanda and visiting vet, Sophie pull out all the stops to help a vervet monkey with a broken leg. Also: Alma receives a special orphan: a cat-like genet; and an antisocial baboon gets a chance at joining a troop. (Repeat).

Amanda and Mandy try every trick in the book to help a snared hyena; a lion threatens a village, and the team's plan to release a troop of 13 monkeys is thwarted by last-minute surgery and some crafty escape artists. (Repeat).

Amanda saves a waterbuck that was stuck in a poacher's snare; the resident hyena is treated for fly-bitten ears; Alma receives a monkey delivery. (Repeat).

Amanda and visiting vet, Sophie pull out all the stops to help a vervet monkey with a broken leg. Also: Alma receives a special orphan: a cat-like genet; and an antisocial baboon gets a chance at joining a troop. (Repeat).

When an orphaned black bear cub needs help, Hope puts everything on the line to save it. Two bobcats are ready for release, but they won't go easy. (Repeat).

Dr. Amanda's risky attempt to collar a wild roan antelope is shown. Blue monkey Indigo is chased down while unrest ensues among the vervets. An eagle owl with bumblefoot is examined. Sheila the croc is headed back to the wild. (Repeat).

The team now has thirty-eight chimps to look after and prepare for their move to the wild. (Repeat).

Climb into a realm of thin air and towering rock. Tag along as mythical monkeys battle for a winter food stash, sing along with lemurs in a fruit-filled tree canopy, and watch an aromatic tree bring together blossom and possum in a moonlit tryst. (Repeat).

Learn how to disarm and dine on scorpions with meerkat pups in the Kalahari Desert and review a lioness' flirting strategy in Kenya. Then, meet same-sex penguin couples who are raising chicks together, then sign up for an Asian elephant babysitters' club. (Repeat).

Young gladiators earn their stripes in the dense tropical forests of the Americas. Poison dart frog launches a toxic barrage, a jaguar-caiman turf war, and a hungry coati cross paths with a defensive tarantula. (Repeat).

Climb into a realm of thin air and towering rock. Tag along as mythical monkeys battle for a winter food stash, sing along with lemurs in a fruit-filled tree canopy, and watch an aromatic tree bring together blossom and possum in a moonlit tryst. (Repeat).

Learn how to disarm and dine on scorpions with meerkat pups in the Kalahari Desert and review a lioness' flirting strategy in Kenya. Then, meet same-sex penguin couples who are raising chicks together, then sign up for an Asian elephant babysitters' club. (Repeat).

Young gladiators earn their stripes in the dense tropical forests of the Americas. Poison dart frog launches a toxic barrage, a jaguar-caiman turf war, and a hungry coati cross paths with a defensive tarantula. (Repeat).

A look at the rich biodiversity of marine life living on the mucky seabed in the waters surrounding the Indonesian archipelago. (Repeat).

A herd of white-tailed deer need to be released back into the wild; a large amount of snowy owls arrive at the rehab center as winter gets underway. (Repeat).

Eco-tourism of Ol Pejeta Conservancy is spotlighted. (Repeat).

The staff have to hand-raise a wild baby rhino after its mother is illegally shot. (Repeat).

A look at the humpback whales, orca and dolphins living in the waters that surround Brier Island in Nova Scotia. (Repeat).

The Hubble Space Telescope's dramatic repair mission and its ability to capture stunning pictures. See how the final tune up came together and what Hubble has learned since. (Repeat).

Nunavik, meaning Great Land, is bigger than California. It is a wilderness of water, forest, and tundra, and home to the Inuit of Northern Quebec. (Repeat).

Hope's first orphaned mammal arrives earlier than ever; a mysterious patient from last year is back. (Repeat).

The OI Pejeta staff help move a herd of Hartebeest to another park. Also: an ailing Eland suffering from a wound from an illegal trap is helped. (Repeat).

There are eight North African white rhino left in the world and only four are of breeding age. With the clock ticking on their species, an international mission has been working to move the four to Ol Pejeta. (Repeat).

Researchers attempt to rebuild the reef surrounding the Maldives in hopes of preventing rising sea levels from wiping out the small island. (Repeat).

Hope's first orphaned mammal arrives earlier than ever; a mysterious patient from last year is back. (Repeat).

A look at the animals that call the "Canadian Serengeti" home. (Repeat).

Behind the scenes at Kenya's private game reserve, Ol Pejeta Conservancy. (Repeat).

Exploring Yellowstone's transformation from winter to summer and its impact on wildlife. (Repeat).

Host Gordon Buchanan looks closely at the lives of animals that thrive well in arctic conditions. It includes a family of polar bears with young cubs and a clan of penguins that adorably huddle together to keep each other warm. (Repeat).

Explore the astonishing abilities of creatures in the animal kingdom, showcasing their intellectual prowess and survival instincts. (Repeat).

Explore the astonishing abilities of creatures in the animal kingdom, showcasing their intellectual prowess and survival instincts. (Repeat).

Explore the astonishing abilities of creatures in the animal kingdom, showcasing their intellectual prowess and survival instincts. (Repeat).

Climb into a realm of thin air and towering rock. Tag along as mythical monkeys battle for a winter food stash, sing along with lemurs in a fruit-filled tree canopy, and watch an aromatic tree bring together blossom and possum in a moonlit tryst. (Repeat).

Learn how to disarm and dine on scorpions with meerkat pups in the Kalahari Desert and review a lioness' flirting strategy in Kenya. Then, meet same-sex penguin couples who are raising chicks together, then sign up for an Asian elephant babysitters' club. (Repeat).

Young gladiators earn their stripes in the dense tropical forests of the Americas. Poison dart frog launches a toxic barrage, a jaguar-caiman turf war, and a hungry coati cross paths with a defensive tarantula. (Repeat).

An icy October storm complicates the race to the finish line. (Repeat).

Steve Backshall looks at the dance-like moves that animals perform to survive all aspects of life. (Repeat).

Power up with alphas who use might to subdue enemies. Marvel when sea lions throw their weight around to win a mate, Cape buffalo deliver knockout punches, Canada geese hit hard with their wings, and lionesses rule the savannah with an iron paw. (Repeat).

Confront alphas with faces only a mother could love. Inspect warthogs' lumpy armor, giant African bullfrogs' outsized jumping and biting skills, wild turkeys' sharp beaks and razorlike spurs, and Nile crocodiles' crushingly powerful jaws. (Repeat).

An icy October storm complicates the race to the finish line. (Repeat).

Steve Backshall looks at the dance-like moves that animals perform to survive all aspects of life. (Repeat).

Power up with alphas who use might to subdue enemies. Marvel when sea lions throw their weight around to win a mate, Cape buffalo deliver knockout punches, Canada geese hit hard with their wings, and lionesses rule the savannah with an iron paw. (Repeat).

Confront alphas with faces only a mother could love. Inspect warthogs' lumpy armor, giant African bullfrogs' outsized jumping and biting skills, wild turkeys' sharp beaks and razorlike spurs, and Nile crocodiles' crushingly powerful jaws. (Repeat).

Explore the astonishing abilities of creatures in the animal kingdom, showcasing their intellectual prowess and survival instincts. (Repeat).

Hope's first orphaned mammal arrives earlier than ever; a mysterious patient from last year is back. (Repeat).

A look at the animals that call the "Canadian Serengeti" home. (Repeat).

Behind the scenes at Kenya's private game reserve, Ol Pejeta Conservancy. (Repeat).

Nunavik, meaning Great Land, is bigger than California. It is a wilderness of water, forest, and tundra, and home to the Inuit of Northern Quebec. (Repeat).

North Atlantic bowhead whales have the largest mouths of any living creature and can live up to 200 years. In fact, some still carry harpoon fragments from a century ago. Join two intrepid Inuit tribesmen as they venture into the harsh Arctic region known as Ninginganiq to witness a gathering of these mysterious and awe-inspiring giants. (Repeat).

A muskrat trapped in a fence needs Hope's help; and slippery patients give the team a tough time. (Repeat).

A look at sunrise over Mount Kenya. (Repeat).

The staff try to get close enough to a lion to attach a radio-transmitting collar. (Repeat).

Sharks put at risk by loss of habitat and overfishing near the Pacific coast of Costa Rica are spotlighted. (Repeat).

A muskrat trapped in a fence needs Hope's help; and slippery patients give the team a tough time. (Repeat).

An endangered species of hartebeest are relocated. (Repeat).

Translocating two white rhinos to Ol Pejeta from the nearby Enasoit ranch after discovering that poachers had been watching the animals. (Repeat).

Explore the astonishing abilities of creatures in the animal kingdom, showcasing their intellectual prowess and survival instincts. (Repeat).

Explore the astonishing abilities of creatures in the animal kingdom, showcasing their intellectual prowess and survival instincts. (Repeat).

Explore the astonishing abilities of creatures in the animal kingdom, showcasing their intellectual prowess and survival instincts. (Repeat).

Sizing up a primate no bigger than a mouse, a chameleon that fits on a fingertip, and other minuscule creatures with biologist Patrick Aryee. Learning why being tiny can be an advantage and marveling at some ingenious adaptations to life's big challenges. (Repeat).

Two newborn polar bear cubs leave their Arctic den for the first time. (Repeat).

Explore the astonishing abilities of creatures in the animal kingdom, showcasing their intellectual prowess and survival instincts. (Repeat).

An icy October storm complicates the race to the finish line. (Repeat).

Power up with alphas who use might to subdue enemies. Marvel when sea lions throw their weight around to win a mate, Cape buffalo deliver knockout punches, Canada geese hit hard with their wings, and lionesses rule the savannah with an iron paw. (Repeat).

Confront alphas with faces only a mother could love. Inspect warthogs' lumpy armor, giant African bullfrogs' outsized jumping and biting skills, wild turkeys' sharp beaks and razorlike spurs, and Nile crocodiles' crushingly powerful jaws. (Repeat).

Embark on a dangerous tagging mission in South Australia that will show what sharks eat and why they gather in feeding hot spots. Then head north as a team chases tiger, bull, and hammerhead sharks and outfits one with a 360-degree dorsal camera. (Repeat).

Travel to the Arctic to see the harsh realities of living in the boreal forest, then marvel at some incredible animal adaptations. Discover a hidden reindeer superpower, negotiate a snowy rodent labyrinth, and discover why moose are gourmets at heart. (Repeat).

A group of friends explores magical forests filled with mythical creatures and hidden secrets. They must work together to uncover the mysteries and protect the enchanted lands. (Repeat).

Embark on a dangerous tagging mission in South Australia that will show what sharks eat and why they gather in feeding hot spots. Then head north as a team chases tiger, bull, and hammerhead sharks and outfits one with a 360-degree dorsal camera. (Repeat).

Travel to the Arctic to see the harsh realities of living in the boreal forest, then marvel at some incredible animal adaptations. Discover a hidden reindeer superpower, negotiate a snowy rodent labyrinth, and discover why moose are gourmets at heart. (Repeat).

A group of friends explores magical forests filled with mythical creatures and hidden secrets. They must work together to uncover the mysteries and protect the enchanted lands. (Repeat).

Two newborn polar bear cubs leave their Arctic den for the first time. (Repeat).

A muskrat trapped in a fence needs Hope's help; and slippery patients give the team a tough time. (Repeat).

An endangered species of hartebeest are relocated. (Repeat).

Translocating two white rhinos to Ol Pejeta from the nearby Enasoit ranch after discovering that poachers had been watching the animals. (Repeat).

North Atlantic bowhead whales have the largest mouths of any living creature and can live up to 200 years. In fact, some still carry harpoon fragments from a century ago. Join two intrepid Inuit tribesmen as they venture into the harsh Arctic region known as Ninginganiq to witness a gathering of these mysterious and awe-inspiring giants. (Repeat).

Researchers attempt to rebuild the reef surrounding the Maldives in hopes of preventing rising sea levels from wiping out the small island. (Repeat).

A baby owl reunites with its parents. Later, a volunteer returns to the rehab in a new role. (Repeat).

The OI Pejeta staff help move a herd of Hartebeest to another park. Also: an ailing Eland suffering from a wound from an illegal trap is helped. (Repeat).

There are eight North African white rhino left in the world and only four are of breeding age. With the clock ticking on their species, an international mission has been working to move the four to Ol Pejeta. (Repeat).

Researchers attempt to rebuild the reef surrounding the Maldives in hopes of preventing rising sea levels from wiping out the small island. (Repeat).

A baby owl reunites with its parents. Later, a volunteer returns to the rehab in a new role. (Repeat).

The OI Pejeta staff help move a herd of Hartebeest to another park. Also: an ailing Eland suffering from a wound from an illegal trap is helped. (Repeat).

There are eight North African white rhino left in the world and only four are of breeding age. With the clock ticking on their species, an international mission has been working to move the four to Ol Pejeta. (Repeat).

When it comes to survival, all canines obey two rules; eat anything and make your home anywhere. (Repeat).

A look at bears, which are among the most dangerous predators on Earth. (Repeat).

Fish are found in all aquatic ecosystems and are characterized by their cold-blooded efficiency. (Repeat).

When it comes to survival, all canines obey two rules; eat anything and make your home anywhere. (Repeat).

A look at bears, which are among the most dangerous predators on Earth. (Repeat).

Embark on a dangerous tagging mission in South Australia that will show what sharks eat and why they gather in feeding hot spots. Then head north as a team chases tiger, bull, and hammerhead sharks and outfits one with a 360-degree dorsal camera. (Repeat).

Explore wetlands, explore underwater forests, visit a mangrove sanctuary, and meet swamp monsters, all fostering new life and protecting fur seals. (Repeat).

Travel to the ends of Australia's shark highways. Find out if Greenly Island in the south is a truck stop for migrating great whites, then search for proof of a genetic connection between northern bull sharks and their cooler-climate cousins. (Repeat).