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The filmmakers parody nature documentaries as they talk about wildlife and share their insights in a hilarious manner. They also provide interesting facts about the animals which educate the audience.

Ben Fogle meets former businessman Dave Glasheen who now lives on the Restoration Island in Australia.

The hosts visit some of the biggest food production units in Britain and share details about the various processes that take place inside these factories.

David Attenborough sheds light on the various habitats and biomes residing on the Earth along with footage revolving around climatic change and natural surrounding.

Researchers study the inter-species dynamics between the wildlife in the lush forests and transitioning ecosystems of Africa's Serengeti.

Comedian Sue Perkins follows the course of the sacred Ganges river in India and meets the people who live, work and worship along its banks.

Actor Robson Green takes on challenges in catching different fish species to claim the Offshore Grand Slam title.

Steve travels deep into the heart of the Costa Rican rainforest on a mission to find the elusive jaguar, a silent killer.

In the Costa Rican jungle, Steve Backshall comes face to face with one of his favourite deadly predators, snakes.

A paleoanthropologist and marine scientists probe the rising incidents of dead whales being washed ashore and further touch upon the adverse impact of pollution and altered climatic conditions.

Gregg Wallace is in Italy at an enormous pizza factory, where they produce 400,000 frozen pizzas each day.

David Attenborough sheds light on the various habitats and biomes residing on the Earth along with footage revolving around climatic change and natural surrounding.

Steve Backshall, along with his crew, travels to different parts of the world in order to find the 60 most deadly animals living on the planet.

Steve Backshall, along with his crew, travels to different parts of the world in order to find the 60 most deadly animals living on the planet.

The filmmaker presents nature at its most primal point and the host sets out to some of the most inhospitable places around the planet to understand how the locals survive and thrive there.

Comedian Sue Perkins follows the course of the sacred Ganges river in India and meets the people who live, work and worship along its banks.

David Attenborough sheds light on the various habitats and biomes residing on the Earth along with footage revolving around climatic change and natural surrounding.

The hosts visit some of the biggest food production units in Britain and share details about the various processes that take place inside these factories.

The filmmaker presents nature at its most primal point and the host sets out to some of the most inhospitable places around the planet to understand how the locals survive and thrive there.

Actor Robson Green takes on challenges in catching different fish species to claim the Offshore Grand Slam title.

The presenter sheds light on the unique diversity of life present across the seven continents and how each one of them has shaped its respective flora and fauna.

Julius Caesar flees Rome as a young man due to a coup by Lucius Cornelius Sulla. With skill and ambition, he steadily rises to become the dictator of the Roman Empire.

Famous chef Rick Stein takes a culinary tour of Spain, where he sets out to grasp the authentic tastes of the country and recreate them with his own twist.

Gregg Wallace is in Italy at an enormous pizza factory, where they produce 400,000 frozen pizzas each day.

Steve travels deep into the heart of the Costa Rican rainforest on a mission to find the elusive jaguar, a silent killer.

In the Costa Rican jungle, Steve comes face to face with some of his favourite deadly predators, snakes.

This time Robson is in Cuba where he must catch three species of fish from a set list in a single day. But when the wind and rain show up the whole attempt is thrown into jeopardy.

Sue Perkins begins her journey in the highest mountains on earth, the Himalayas, to trace the course of the Ganges and tell the story of modern India.

A scientist goes across the world and interviews people who defy aging and provide essential tips on how to lead a lengthier and healthier life.

The hosts visit some of the biggest food production units in Britain and share details about the various processes that take place inside these factories.

Julius Caesar flees Rome as a young man due to a coup by Lucius Cornelius Sulla. With skill and ambition, he steadily rises to become the dictator of the Roman Empire.

Penguins are comical, tough and ridiculously adaptable. They are one of narrator Armstrong Wedgewood's all-time favourite animals.

As the audience explores mountains, deserts and seas, the filmmaker illuminates a variety of fascinating natural phenomena.