Animal Planet (HD)

From wolves to pampered pooches, this 5 part landmark series reveals how the best friend that sits at your feet became so specialised.

Explore how males and females of most species will fight viciously in self-defense for food, territory, social status and mates.

Any defense that prey can utilize adds a chance of survival for its species.

Game Wardens Matt Kiel and Michael Serbanic investigate a bizarre lakeside encampment.

On the southwestern tip of Africa lies the Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve -- a mountainous world full of plants and animals.

Africa's diverse snake species have supremely and surprisingly adapted to dominate each corner of one of earth's wildest continents and biodiverse continent.

Animal constructions go far beyond simple nests or galleries on the ground. It takes a sophisticated brain to create safe homes, sand traps, nets and more.

Stephen tells the 180-million-year story of dinosaurs, travelling back in time via amazing computer-generated worlds. He encounters the Diplodocus and the Allosaurus.

Frank Cuesta drives through Australia, from the Outback to the tropical rainforests of Queensland, to explore why its species are so different.

In the battle to eat or be eaten, it's not always the mighty that win over the meek.

Dave Bartley reminisces about his first police dog Ghost, who was tragically killed in action chasing a gang of burglars in Merseyside.

A family's beloved dog is hit by a car, Dr. Jeff races to save him. Dr Amy treats a cherished Yorkie with a wound. A cat begins losing weight, Dr. Baier finds out why.

A hippo named Funani welcomes an adorable addition to the family. Staff raise an orphaned koala joey named Omeo.

Why did a seal throw an octopus at a kayaker? Why is a moth drinking from the eye of a bird in the Amazon jungle?

Game Wardens Matt Kiel and Michael Serbanic investigate a bizarre lakeside encampment.

The docs head to the Renaissance Faire to tend to the birds of prey in need of the West Nile vaccine.

Every winter in huge seas, thousands of sharks chase millions of migrating sardines up the coast of South Africa. Diver Monty Halls is joining the chase.

Africa's diverse snake species have supremely and surprisingly adapted to dominate each corner of one of earth's wildest continents and biodiverse continent.

Stephen tells the 180-million-year story of dinosaurs, travelling back in time via amazing computer-generated worlds. He encounters the Diplodocus and the Allosaurus.

Explore how males and females of most species will fight viciously in self-defense for food, territory, social status and mates.

Any defense that prey can utilize adds a chance of survival for its species.

Animals use things that they find, select or build whether to hunt, play or eat.

Frank Cuesta drives through Australia, from the Outback to the tropical rainforests of Queensland, to explore why its species are so different.

In the battle to eat or be eaten, it's not always the mighty that win over the meek.

Africa's diverse snake species have supremely and surprisingly adapted to dominate each corner of one of earth's wildest continents and biodiverse continent.

A family's beloved dog is hit by a car, Dr. Jeff races to save him. Dr Amy treats a cherished Yorkie with a wound. A cat begins losing weight, Dr. Baier finds out why.

Animals use things that they find, select or build whether to hunt, play or eat.

On the southwestern tip of Africa lies the Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve -- a mountainous world full of plants and animals.

Stephen tells the 180-million-year story of dinosaurs, travelling back in time via amazing computer-generated worlds. He encounters the Diplodocus and the Allosaurus.

A hippo named Funani welcomes an adorable addition to the family. Staff raise an orphaned koala joey named Omeo.

In the shadows of the jagged Himalayas a misty and mysterious kingdom hides a little-known world.

Animals use things that they find, select or build whether to hunt, play or eat.

Explore how males and females of most species will fight viciously in self-defense for food, territory, social status and mates.

Any defense that prey can utilize adds a chance of survival for its species.

A family's beloved dog is hit by a car, Dr. Jeff races to save him. Dr Amy treats a cherished Yorkie with a wound. A cat begins losing weight, Dr. Baier finds out why.

In the shadows of the jagged Himalayas a misty and mysterious kingdom hides a little-known world.

Africa's diverse snake species have supremely and surprisingly adapted to dominate each corner of one of earth's wildest continents and biodiverse continent.

Stephen tells the 180-million-year story of dinosaurs, travelling back in time via amazing computer-generated worlds. He encounters the Diplodocus and the Allosaurus.

Explore how males and females of most species will fight viciously in self-defense for food, territory, social status and mates.

Any defense that prey can utilize adds a chance of survival for its species.

Dave Bartley reminisces about his first police dog Ghost, who was tragically killed in action chasing a gang of burglars in Merseyside.

How can a dung beetle standing on its head roll a ball in a straight line? Do egrets ever regret hanging out next to hungry alligators?

A family's beloved dog is hit by a car, Dr. Jeff races to save him. Dr Amy treats a cherished Yorkie with a wound. A cat begins losing weight, Dr. Baier finds out why.

Dr. Lavigne does a not so routine surgery on a hermaphrodite dog that's both male and female.

A hippo named Funani welcomes an adorable addition to the family. Staff raise an orphaned koala joey named Omeo.

Animals use things that they find, select or build whether to hunt, play or eat.

Dave Bartley reminisces about his first police dog Ghost, who was tragically killed in action chasing a gang of burglars in Merseyside.

Game Wardens Matt Kiel and Michael Serbanic investigate a bizarre lakeside encampment.

Dave Salmoni travels to a remote speck of land in the wild and stormy South Atlantic.

For many species in the animal kingdom, spitting and stinging is a vital tool for self-defense and in the pursuit of prey.

Meet the Oriental Bicolor, Donskoy, Minskin, Javanese, Sokoke, and Cats of the Web.

In the battle to eat or be eaten, it's not always the mighty that win over the meek.

Frank Cuesta drives through Australia, from the Outback to the tropical rainforests of Queensland, to explore why its species are so different.

Africa's diverse snake species have supremely and surprisingly adapted to dominate each corner of one of earth's wildest continents and biodiverse continent.

Dave Salmoni travels to a remote speck of land in the wild and stormy South Atlantic.

For many species in the animal kingdom, spitting and stinging is a vital tool for self-defense and in the pursuit of prey.

Meet the Oriental Bicolor, Donskoy, Minskin, Javanese, Sokoke, and Cats of the Web.

See the iconic, migratory animals of Africa, North America and Oceania, as they move vast distances and battle extreme odds of survival.

Forrest Galante and his team scour the globe to investigate mysterious creatures at the heart of deadly animal/human conflicts.

Frank Cuesta drives through Australia, from the Outback to the tropical rainforests of Queensland, to explore why its species are so different.

Among animals, there are many species, including humans, that live in complex and hierarchical societies.