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Mafia Island, off Tanzania's coast, a haven for creatures both above and below the water.

The broadcaster explores the ways different creatures hear and produce sound and how it can influence their decisions, using cutting-edge audio technology to reveal a new perspective and understanding of animal behaviour.

Discovering the clever way elephants dig wells, cheetah Kuleta mourns her loss after lions kill one of her cubs and wild dog Phoenix faces down a hyena mob.

A look at how, across land, sea and sky, animals follow the Moon's hidden forces to navigate epic journeys across the planet.

Following the wild dog packs of Africa. Roaming with the pups of the Manzi and Kakumbi packs in South Luangwa, Zambia.

Mafia Island, off Tanzania's coast, a haven for creatures both above and below the water.

The dry season leads to a change of clientele in the grasslands of the Pantanal, as giant anteaters, maned wolves and greater rheas all inhabit the area.

Anastasia's herd splits to protect two elephant calves, Kuleta reclaims territory, and Phoenix searches for a new mate.

The female capuchins fight, Tia needs surgery, and orangutan Amy enters the late stages of pregnancy. Elsewhere, there is a new addition to the play area in the chimp nursery, and Alison visits Paulo - the baby woolly monkey she has successfully hand-reared - for the final time.

Animal director Jeremy is concerned about Ben the chimp, who has a nasty foot wound, and there is an update on Paddy and his baby Bart. Gibbon Tien undergoes a transformation and keeper Holly checks up on woolly monkey Xuzy.

An infection threatens to sweep through the chimpanzees, prompting the keepers to begin urgent action to save their lives. Meanwhile, the overweight orangutans continue with their diet and the lemurs are introduced to the stump-tailed macaques before they move in together.

Young chimp Ben's mysterious bacterial infection causes him to lose a toe, while another primate in Hananya's house is struck down by the same illness. Capuchin TJ settles in well with the ladies and his South American housemates learn how to forage for food. Members of staff hide hard-boiled eggs for the capuchins to find and animal director Jeremy has a run-in with female orangutan Lingga.

Biologist Carolina Ribas sails through the Pantanal in search of the elusive giant otter, which, despite their considerable size, can be remarkably difficult to find.

Exploring how the praying mantis has the agility of a martial artist and an appetite for everything from flies to hummingbirds.

From melodic songs to strange hums, David Attenborough shares the sounds that gibbons, lyrebirds, bull elk and more use to find a mate - and warn off the competition.

The local economy of Palau relies heavily on eco-tourism. But as this documentary shows, the country is fighting a hard battle against man-made environmental destruction.

The female capuchins fight, Tia needs surgery, and orangutan Amy enters the late stages of pregnancy. Elsewhere, there is a new addition to the play area in the chimp nursery, and Alison visits Paulo - the baby woolly monkey she has successfully hand-reared - for the final time.

Animal director Jeremy is concerned about Ben the chimp, who has a nasty foot wound, and there is an update on Paddy and his baby Bart. Gibbon Tien undergoes a transformation and keeper Holly checks up on woolly monkey Xuzy.

An infection threatens to sweep through the chimpanzees, prompting the keepers to begin urgent action to save their lives. Meanwhile, the overweight orangutans continue with their diet and the lemurs are introduced to the stump-tailed macaques before they move in together.

Young chimp Ben's mysterious bacterial infection causes him to lose a toe, while another primate in Hananya's house is struck down by the same illness. Capuchin TJ settles in well with the ladies and his South American housemates learn how to forage for food. Members of staff hide hard-boiled eggs for the capuchins to find and animal director Jeremy has a run-in with female orangutan Lingga.

Biologist Carolina Ribas sails through the Pantanal in search of the elusive giant otter, which, despite their considerable size, can be remarkably difficult to find.

Exploring how the praying mantis has the agility of a martial artist and an appetite for everything from flies to hummingbirds.

The local economy of Palau relies heavily on eco-tourism. But as this documentary shows, the country is fighting a hard battle against man-made environmental destruction.

The female capuchins fight, Tia needs surgery, and orangutan Amy enters the late stages of pregnancy. Elsewhere, there is a new addition to the play area in the chimp nursery, and Alison visits Paulo - the baby woolly monkey she has successfully hand-reared - for the final time.

Animal director Jeremy is concerned about Ben the chimp, who has a nasty foot wound, and there is an update on Paddy and his baby Bart. Gibbon Tien undergoes a transformation and keeper Holly checks up on woolly monkey Xuzy.

An infection threatens to sweep through the chimpanzees, prompting the keepers to begin urgent action to save their lives. Meanwhile, the overweight orangutans continue with their diet and the lemurs are introduced to the stump-tailed macaques before they move in together.

Young chimp Ben's mysterious bacterial infection causes him to lose a toe, while another primate in Hananya's house is struck down by the same illness. Capuchin TJ settles in well with the ladies and his South American housemates learn how to forage for food. Members of staff hide hard-boiled eggs for the capuchins to find and animal director Jeremy has a run-in with female orangutan Lingga.

Geoffroy's marmoset males Cesar and Gizmo could soon have female partners, but first, a minor operation is required. There's new living arrangements for the saki and squirrel monkeys and a sticky challenge for the nursery orangutans.

Alison collects Angel, a marmoset in need of a new home and partner. A move to Malagasy for the new male lemurs and the old guard causes a bit of a stink. While woolly monkey mum Eva and baby Xuri enjoy some icy treats.

Julz runs into a lion-hyena showdown and Henry goes on a house call to the Kakumbi den, where a pup has gone AWOL.

The local economy of Palau relies heavily on eco-tourism. But as this documentary shows, the country is fighting a hard battle against man-made environmental destruction.

Rocks and water set the stage for one of evolution's most magnificent displays in Lake Malawi, one of the deepest lakes in the world.