Love Nature (NATUR)

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

Madagascar is home to strange animals that are not found anywhere on Earth. (Repeat).

A warm forest grows, where the last spectacled bears live within a unique fauna. (Repeat).

Making-of episode, featuring adventures and misadventures, and how the show was filmed. (Repeat).

Featuring the huge mountains in the southwest corner of South Island in New Zealand; Rare penguins in New New Zealand are trapped in a cat and mouse with the sea lions. (Repeat).

A warm forest grows, where the last spectacled bears live within a unique fauna. (Repeat).

Making-of episode, featuring adventures and misadventures, and how the show was filmed. (Repeat).

Stand back when a brawl erupts after the Street Troop finds the Hill Troop on their turf. Assess Matnoor's poor parenting skills, see alpha wannabe Ajit make his move, then cool off as a heat wave pushes everyone to share the wealth in the forest. (Repeat).

Our sci-fi fan self will jump out of his skin when he sees the strange mating rituals of the ocean's strangest creatures. We monitor bloody battles, unalteredness, and plenty of offspring, and everything else that is essential to the survival of the species. (Repeat).

A look into what it takes to raise lion cubs in Kenya; lemur's mating strategy in Madagascar; and more. (Repeat).

Dive into an epic story about survival at any cost. Observe a honey ant queen's spectacular climb to power and fall from grace in the unforgiving Arizona desert, where murder, cannibalism, and even genocide are necessary to protect her crown and empire. (Repeat).

Start a promising new term at the Orangutan Jungle School in Borneo. Seeing newbie Bumi struggle to focus, tracking skittish Rumba's first timid steps toward independence, and cheering on star student Valentino as he experiences a bumpy start to college. (Repeat).

Animals have a surprising story to tell about our rapidly changing planet. (Repeat).

Dive into an epic story about survival at any cost. Observe a honey ant queen's spectacular climb to power and fall from grace in the unforgiving Arizona desert, where murder, cannibalism, and even genocide are necessary to protect her crown and empire. (Repeat).

Start a promising new term at the Orangutan Jungle School in Borneo. Seeing newbie Bumi struggle to focus, tracking skittish Rumba's first timid steps toward independence, and cheering on star student Valentino as he experiences a bumpy start to college. (Repeat).

Animals have a surprising story to tell about our rapidly changing planet. (Repeat).

Dry conditions and lower temperatures bring about significant changes to the Everglades. Predator and prey are forced to live in close proximity due to a limited water supply. Some will thrive and some will fight to survive. (Repeat).

The animals feast on a fisherman's illegal catch; and Hope's team must wrangle five bobcats and return them to the wild. (Repeat).

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

Madagascar is home to strange animals that are not found anywhere on Earth. (Repeat).

Peer into the farthest reaches of the galaxy via the famous space telescope. (Repeat).

Peer into the farthest reaches of the galaxy via the famous space telescope. (Repeat).

Dry conditions and lower temperatures bring about significant changes to the Everglades. Predator and prey are forced to live in close proximity due to a limited water supply. Some will thrive and some will fight to survive. (Repeat).

The team help a fawn who survived a snare and a bobcat attack; a baby bobcat is found on the rehab's doorstep; and an old friend returns. (Repeat).

Australia is home to an array of creatures, and the ways to succeed as an alpha are diverse. (Repeat).

The African savanna is an epic landscape. (Repeat).

Dry conditions and lower temperatures bring about significant changes to the Everglades. Predator and prey are forced to live in close proximity due to a limited water supply. Some will thrive and some will fight to survive. (Repeat).

The team help a fawn who survived a snare and a bobcat attack; a baby bobcat is found on the rehab's doorstep; and an old friend returns. (Repeat).

Australia is home to an array of creatures, and the ways to succeed as an alpha are diverse. (Repeat).

The African savanna is an epic landscape. (Repeat).

A caving expedition recently discovered a community of dwarf crocodiles living in the Abanda Caves, Gabon. The crocs are living in pitch darkness, hunt bats and some have bright-orange skin. Part of the original team returns to find out more about this bizarre phenomenon. It's mission impossible to access the crocs world and there's no way of knowing what they might find. (Repeat).

Otters are playful, adaptable and champion swimmers - they've captivated cameraman Charlie Hamilton James for the last 25 years. He's filmed them more than anyone else and now, through the eyes of three orphaned river otters, a set of ground-breaking experiments and some incredible wild encounters, Charlie wants to reveal their survival secrets and exactly why he believes they're so special. (Repe

The discovery of a perfectly preserved, 110-million-year-old dinosaur sparks a prehistoric mystery. (Repeat).

A caving expedition recently discovered a community of dwarf crocodiles living in the Abanda Caves, Gabon. The crocs are living in pitch darkness, hunt bats and some have bright-orange skin. Part of the original team returns to find out more about this bizarre phenomenon. It's mission impossible to access the crocs world and there's no way of knowing what they might find. (Repeat).

Otters are playful, adaptable and champion swimmers - they've captivated cameraman Charlie Hamilton James for the last 25 years. He's filmed them more than anyone else and now, through the eyes of three orphaned river otters, a set of ground-breaking experiments and some incredible wild encounters, Charlie wants to reveal their survival secrets and exactly why he believes they're so special. (Repe

Dive into an epic story about survival at any cost. Observe a honey ant queen's spectacular climb to power and fall from grace in the unforgiving Arizona desert, where murder, cannibalism, and even genocide are necessary to protect her crown and empire. (Repeat).

Start a promising new term at the Orangutan Jungle School in Borneo. Seeing newbie Bumi struggle to focus, tracking skittish Rumba's first timid steps toward independence, and cheering on star student Valentino as he experiences a bumpy start to college. (Repeat).

Animals have a surprising story to tell about our rapidly changing planet. (Repeat).

When a tiny piece of trash ruins a raccoon's life, Doctor Jessica cuts it free, but Hope faces tough decisions about its future. A volunteer plunges in to save an injured goose. (Repeat).

Liz Bonnin travels to a sanctuary in South Africa to witness an extraordinary operation inside the jaws of Ricci, a nine-year-old rescued lion. (Repeat).

A look at a Zambian valley that more than sixty species of mammal and four hundred species of bird inhabit. (Repeat).

When a tiny piece of trash ruins a raccoon's life, Doctor Jessica cuts it free, but Hope faces tough decisions about its future. A volunteer plunges in to save an injured goose. (Repeat).

Liz Bonnin travels to a sanctuary in South Africa to witness an extraordinary operation inside the jaws of Ricci, a nine-year-old rescued lion. (Repeat).

A look at a Zambian valley that more than sixty species of mammal and four hundred species of bird inhabit. (Repeat).

Dry conditions and lower temperatures bring about significant changes to the Everglades. Predator and prey are forced to live in close proximity due to a limited water supply. Some will thrive and some will fight to survive. (Repeat).

The team help a fawn who survived a snare and a bobcat attack; a baby bobcat is found on the rehab's doorstep; and an old friend returns. (Repeat).

Australia is home to an array of creatures, and the ways to succeed as an alpha are diverse. (Repeat).

The African savanna is an epic landscape. (Repeat).

Peer into the farthest reaches of the galaxy via the famous space telescope. (Repeat).

Peer into the farthest reaches of the galaxy via the famous space telescope. (Repeat).

An awe-inspiring journey that reveals some of the most beautiful places in the world. (Repeat).

Dr. Barry helps a peregrine falcon and a goshawk with wing injuries; and baby birds in the nursery require constant attention. (Repeat).

India is explored. Monkeys stage dusty dust-ups. (Repeat).

Elephant seals go nose to nose to win the title of beachmaster. (Repeat).

An awe-inspiring journey that reveals some of the most beautiful places in the world. (Repeat).

Dr. Barry helps a peregrine falcon and a goshawk with wing injuries; and baby birds in the nursery require constant attention. (Repeat).

India is explored. Monkeys stage dusty dust-ups. (Repeat).

Elephant seals go nose to nose to win the title of beachmaster. (Repeat).

A coral reef that was decimated by overfishing off the shore of Mexico's Sea of Cortez in the 1980s and later restored by the fishermen who destroyed it is spotlighted. (Repeat).

A shark sanctuary in Palau is spotlighted. (Repeat).

The island nation of Palau is spotlighted. Included: large manta rays; massive World War II shipwrecks; one of the largest reefs in the world. (Repeat).

A coral reef that was decimated by overfishing off the shore of Mexico's Sea of Cortez in the 1980s and later restored by the fishermen who destroyed it is spotlighted. (Repeat).

A shark sanctuary in Palau is spotlighted. (Repeat).

When a tiny piece of trash ruins a raccoon's life, Doctor Jessica cuts it free, but Hope faces tough decisions about its future. A volunteer plunges in to save an injured goose. (Repeat).

Liz Bonnin travels to a sanctuary in South Africa to witness an extraordinary operation inside the jaws of Ricci, a nine-year-old rescued lion. (Repeat).

A look at a Zambian valley that more than sixty species of mammal and four hundred species of bird inhabit. (Repeat).

Animals have a surprising story to tell about our rapidly changing planet. (Repeat).

Admire the toothy fish that help sharks keep their dazzling whites, and learn about dolphin families' distinctive sounds. Examine capuchin monkeys' nut-cracking stone tools, feel warm fuzzies from giraffe snuggles, and meet a meerkat mafia. (Repeat).

Anna offers a hand raising her grandpups before going home to find interlopers on her turf. (Repeat).

Animals have a surprising story to tell about our rapidly changing planet. (Repeat).

Admire the toothy fish that help sharks keep their dazzling whites, and learn about dolphin families' distinctive sounds. Examine capuchin monkeys' nut-cracking stone tools, feel warm fuzzies from giraffe snuggles, and meet a meerkat mafia. (Repeat).

Anna offers a hand raising her grandpups before going home to find interlopers on her turf. (Repeat).

An awe-inspiring journey that reveals some of the most beautiful places in the world. (Repeat).

Dr. Barry helps a peregrine falcon and a goshawk with wing injuries; and baby birds in the nursery require constant attention. (Repeat).

India is explored. Monkeys stage dusty dust-ups. (Repeat).

Elephant seals go nose to nose to win the title of beachmaster. (Repeat).

Peer into the farthest reaches of the galaxy via the famous space telescope. (Repeat).

Exploring the Milky Way through the mythology of ancient sky watchers. Also: how scientists are mapping the galaxy from the inside out. (Repeat).

Drifting along this mighty river through a winding 315 miles of New York state's most stunning natural landscapes, before reaching the destination at the iconic Statue of Liberty. (Repeat).

Weasels are ready to be released into the wild; a volunteer attempts to rescue an injured eagle; and a gull that hatched on the farm is set free. (Repeat).

Canada, where summer is short and time is tight - any time is the right time to fight. The mighty North provides the setting for bison, bald eagles, and polar bears to wage some of the most heavy-duty fighting in the animal kingdom. (Repeat).

From the Amazon to the Andes, South America has some beautiful scenery. From guanacos sparring over grassland, to marine iguanas head-butting over a beachhead, to home-stealing hermit crabs, the quest for real estate causes a lot of conflict. (Repeat).

Stretching along 600 miles of Northern Chile's Pacific coast is the dryest non-polar region on Earth: the desolate Atacama Desert. From menacing volcanoes to wondrous natural geysers, experience one of South America's last great wild lands, one that few have ever laid eyes on. (Repeat).

Weasels are ready to be released into the wild; a volunteer attempts to rescue an injured eagle; and a gull that hatched on the farm is set free. (Repeat).

Five hundred years ago, French colonists arrived on the Canadian island of Langlade and brought horses with them. Today, the descendants of this original herd are the semi-feral rulers of this French territory, running and grazing freely across the island's abundant pastures. Gallop along as we follow the unusual lives of these iconic equines. (Repeat).

A look at non-native species moving to the coast, including bunnies and starlings. (Repeat).

Finding a mate and raising a family can be a real challenge, so it's little wonder it can bring out the worst in both sexes. For a female prairie dog, being promiscuous can be the key to success, but a female mongoose will go much further. (Repeat).

Meeting nature's rogues, the animals doing whatever it takes to find food. From kleptomaniac crabs on a stealing spree, tigers deceiving their prey, and chimpanzees waging war on their neighbors. (Repeat).

Featuring the animal rebels who will stop at nothing to survive. From cockatoos vandalizing houses in Sydney, to crabs who hold anemones hostage to protect themselves, it seems there are no lengths these animals won't go to. (Repeat).

Featuring the residents of the fastest changing places in the world, including megabats in Adelaide; otters in Singapore; and pythons from the streets of Bangkok. (Repeat).

A steady flow of animals commutes in and out of cities to find food, shelter, or to breed. (Repeat).

Animals have a surprising story to tell about our rapidly changing planet. (Repeat).

Admire the toothy fish that help sharks keep their dazzling whites, and learn about dolphin families' distinctive sounds. Examine capuchin monkeys' nut-cracking stone tools, feel warm fuzzies from giraffe snuggles, and meet a meerkat mafia. (Repeat).

Anna offers a hand raising her grandpups before going home to find interlopers on her turf. (Repeat).

Scientists are studying cats more closely than ever, and many discoveries are groundbreaking. This is also a crucial time for cat conservation, with many species facing extreme habitat loss and harmful conflict with humans. This episode tracks down the tireless cat conservations fighting to protect cat species on the brink of extinction. (Repeat).

Dive into an epic story about survival at any cost. Observe a honey ant queen's spectacular climb to power and fall from grace in the unforgiving Arizona desert, where murder, cannibalism, and even genocide are necessary to protect her crown and empire. (Repeat).

The African savanna is an epic landscape. (Repeat).

India is explored. Monkeys stage dusty dust-ups. (Repeat).

Scientists are studying cats more closely than ever, and many discoveries are groundbreaking. This is also a crucial time for cat conservation, with many species facing extreme habitat loss and harmful conflict with humans. This episode tracks down the tireless cat conservations fighting to protect cat species on the brink of extinction. (Repeat).

Dive into an epic story about survival at any cost. Observe a honey ant queen's spectacular climb to power and fall from grace in the unforgiving Arizona desert, where murder, cannibalism, and even genocide are necessary to protect her crown and empire. (Repeat).

The African savanna is an epic landscape. (Repeat).

India is explored. Monkeys stage dusty dust-ups. (Repeat).

A steady flow of animals commutes in and out of cities to find food, shelter, or to breed. (Repeat).

Weasels are ready to be released into the wild; a volunteer attempts to rescue an injured eagle; and a gull that hatched on the farm is set free. (Repeat).

Five hundred years ago, French colonists arrived on the Canadian island of Langlade and brought horses with them. Today, the descendants of this original herd are the semi-feral rulers of this French territory, running and grazing freely across the island's abundant pastures. Gallop along as we follow the unusual lives of these iconic equines. (Repeat).

A look at non-native species moving to the coast, including bunnies and starlings. (Repeat).

Drifting along this mighty river through a winding 315 miles of New York state's most stunning natural landscapes, before reaching the destination at the iconic Statue of Liberty. (Repeat).

The River Po in Italy is featured. (Repeat).

The team prepares for Hope's annual open house. Meanwhile, an injured bobcat is brought in for emergency medical attention. (Repeat).

Southeast Asia boasts a wide range of wildlife warriors. (Repeat).

The USA is big on flash and spectacle. Bighorn rams rattle the mountaintops. Brown bears battle, desperate to fatten up for winter. Sharp-tailed grouse shake their tail feathers on the dance floor. Wild stallions rumble with beauty and grace. (Repeat).

An awe-inspiring journey that reveals some of the most beautiful places in the world. (Repeat).

The team prepares for Hope's annual open house. Meanwhile, an injured bobcat is brought in for emergency medical attention. (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).

As cities are built, more animals are pushed out of their natural homes. (Repeat).

A walk on the Sunshine State's wild side. Exploring pine forests, coral reefs and the Everglades to find out what scientists are doing to protect alligators, mini deer, manatees and other vulnerable species from human and animal invaders. (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).

A look at an animal hospital that cares for endangered creatures in the Guatemalan jungle. Included: stitching up a rare baby bird. (Repeat).

Being big can have its advantages, but it also comes with sizeable challenges. Take the worlds largest lizard, the Komodo dragon, whose huge appetite means it must take on prey ten times its weight, or the tallest of them all, the giraffe, who with such a long neck must control immense blood pressure. Nature's biggest beasts must go to extraordinary lengths to thrive. For them, size does matter. (

As cities are built, more animals are pushed out of their natural homes. (Repeat).

Scientists are studying cats more closely than ever, and many discoveries are groundbreaking. This is also a crucial time for cat conservation, with many species facing extreme habitat loss and harmful conflict with humans. This episode tracks down the tireless cat conservations fighting to protect cat species on the brink of extinction. (Repeat).

The African savanna is an epic landscape. (Repeat).

India is explored. Monkeys stage dusty dust-ups. (Repeat).

Ponder shark community hierarchies as the northern team studies how young blacktips learn social and survival skills. Then rush to Rainbow Beach with the southern team, who are eager to witness the sand tiger shark's most elusive behaviour: mating. (Repeat).

Featuring the huge mountains in the southwest corner of South Island in New Zealand; Rare penguins in New New Zealand are trapped in a cat and mouse with the sea lions. (Repeat).

In southwestern New Zealand, deep fiords and tidal lagoons are wrapped in green rainforest. The dark fjords harbor creatures normally found in the deep. As winter approaches, bottlenose dolphins must escape their freezing fjord. (Repeat).

Ponder shark community hierarchies as the northern team studies how young blacktips learn social and survival skills. Then rush to Rainbow Beach with the southern team, who are eager to witness the sand tiger shark's most elusive behaviour: mating. (Repeat).

Featuring the huge mountains in the southwest corner of South Island in New Zealand; Rare penguins in New New Zealand are trapped in a cat and mouse with the sea lions. (Repeat).

In southwestern New Zealand, deep fiords and tidal lagoons are wrapped in green rainforest. The dark fjords harbor creatures normally found in the deep. As winter approaches, bottlenose dolphins must escape their freezing fjord. (Repeat).

Being big can have its advantages, but it also comes with sizeable challenges. Take the worlds largest lizard, the Komodo dragon, whose huge appetite means it must take on prey ten times its weight, or the tallest of them all, the giraffe, who with such a long neck must control immense blood pressure. Nature's biggest beasts must go to extraordinary lengths to thrive. For them, size does matter. (

The team prepares for Hope's annual open house. Meanwhile, an injured bobcat is brought in for emergency medical attention. (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).

The River Po in Italy is featured. (Repeat).

Stretching along 600 miles of Northern Chile's Pacific coast is the dryest non-polar region on Earth: the desolate Atacama Desert. From menacing volcanoes to wondrous natural geysers, experience one of South America's last great wild lands, one that few have ever laid eyes on. (Repeat).

Two orphaned bobcats are introduced to each other; 100 patients are ready to be released; and a rare bird makes an appearance at the center. (Repeat).

Canada, where summer is short and time is tight - any time is the right time to fight. The mighty North provides the setting for bison, bald eagles, and polar bears to wage some of the most heavy-duty fighting in the animal kingdom. (Repeat).

From the Amazon to the Andes, South America has some beautiful scenery. From guanacos sparring over grassland, to marine iguanas head-butting over a beachhead, to home-stealing hermit crabs, the quest for real estate causes a lot of conflict. (Repeat).

Stretching along 600 miles of Northern Chile's Pacific coast is the dryest non-polar region on Earth: the desolate Atacama Desert. From menacing volcanoes to wondrous natural geysers, experience one of South America's last great wild lands, one that few have ever laid eyes on. (Repeat).

Two orphaned bobcats are introduced to each other; 100 patients are ready to be released; and a rare bird makes an appearance at the center. (Repeat).

Meet the Brazilian wetland's big cats, which are the largest on earth. Join world-renowned researchers in trailing the elusive predators as they stalk prey, relax in the sun, seek mates, and co-exist with the humans sharing their land. (Repeat).

The mighty MK pride stands strong, but their aging dominant males can't hold on to power for long. (Repeat).

In the Luangwa Valley, the Hollywood pride is teetering on disaster. An attack by the invading Nomads has left Ava gravely injured. With their leader incapacitated, hunting becomes a challenge. (Repeat).

The Nomads, a rampaging group of four young male lions, are looking for a pride to take over. Prowling the western bank of the Luangwa River, they have already fought with the Hollywood Pride lionesses in the north and are now heading south. (Repeat).

An older leopard in Zambia is faced with a challenge when a younger leopard vies for her territory. (Repeat).

Lion cubs fight to survive during the dry season along the Luangwe River in Zambia. (Repeat).

A young lion cub is exiled from the pride for being the runt of the litter and must fight to survive on his own in Zambia. (Repeat).

Scientists are studying cats more closely than ever, and many discoveries are groundbreaking. This is also a crucial time for cat conservation, with many species facing extreme habitat loss and harmful conflict with humans. This episode tracks down the tireless cat conservations fighting to protect cat species on the brink of extinction. (Repeat).