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Part two of two. Aerial footage of the Great Dividing Range, spanning thousands of miles along the eastern edge of Australia and separating two very different worlds.

This documentary takes a look at lion prides, their politics, their incessant drive to survive, and the daily struggles they face to protect their territory.

Tom Hardy presents a look at Canada's Hudson Bay, where a unique community of polar bears are battling to survive in a rapidly changing landscape.

Documentary about a group of elusive chimpanzees living in the Fongoli region of Senegal, on the southern edge of the Sahara Desert. It's the hottest, driest place in the world that chimps can live and they really shouldn't be here - so how do they survive?

A look at the strengths, social strategies and hierarchies behind how lions and wolves in Afirca raise and protect their young.

Explore the historic home of an extraordinary family of birds of prey in a look at the wildlife living in the nature reserve surrounding Germany's Heidelberg Castle.

The flocks of birds, families of wild boar and armies of insects that thrive in and around the centuries-old French fortress of Carcassonne.

Animals' superiority over humans when it comes to the senses, beginning with a look at smell. Detecting chemical scents was one of the first skills was one of the first skills creatures they developed and is vital for finding everything from possible mates to potential predators.

A look at how some animals have developed an extraordinary sense of touch, and are able to pick up the tiniest vibrations that humans could only dream of.

One of the most amazing senses in the world, sight helps animals spot their prey - and avoid predators. This episode reveals how creatures throughout nature harness this gift.

The power of hearing, which helps some animals perceive changes in the environment, whether through the air or through water.

A profile of the animal that shares a common ancestor with the koala, but is less well known than its fellow Australian.

The wombats' mating season, a break from their solitary lives. Despite their timidness, their behaviour here can be surprisingly energetic.

Max Djenohan embarks on a mission to unlock and mimic the survival skills of some of the most charismatic animals on Earth.

Two-party documentary featuring aerial footage of the Australian wilderness, beginning with the vast, dry plains of the interior, featuring the monolithic red rock of Uluru and the bounding red kangaroo.

Part two of two. Aerial footage of the Great Dividing Range, spanning thousands of miles along the eastern edge of Australia and separating two very different worlds.

Documentary exploring how life manages to exist in the world's varied habitats, beginning with a new species perfectly suited to inhabit the mighty Drakensberg, one of South Africa's most impressive landscapes.

Documentary exploring the challenges and freedom of animals that use the air to survive and thrive, with the opening edition demonstrating how different species use air, from rookies to the masters of the skies.

Steve freedives with whales and dolphins, getting closer than ever before to record rarely seen behaviours from these extraordinary mammals. He also teams up with world-leading scientists to confront the uncomfortable and urgent truths of overfishing and pollution, along the way uncovering how whales and dolphins are adapting to changing oceans in unexpected ways.

Steve reveals the ingenious hunting strategies of whales and dolphins, using sound, skill, teamwork and strategy to catch their prey.

Documentary about a group of elusive chimpanzees living in the Fongoli region of Senegal, on the southern edge of the Sahara Desert. It's the hottest, driest place in the world that chimps can live and they really shouldn't be here - so how do they survive?

A look at the strengths, social strategies and hierarchies behind how lions and wolves in Afirca raise and protect their young.

In the first of a two-part documentary, the naturalist explores the origins of life on Earth. Beginning the journey near his childhood home in Charnwood Forest, Leicestershire, he learns how a fossil discovery transformed scientists' understanding of the evolution of complex organisms, and in Newfoundland and Australia he reveals the earliest kinds of animal to exist on the planet. With the help o

In the conclusion of the two-part documentary, the naturalist travels to Burgess Shale in Canada's Rocky Mountains, where he explores how evolution gained pace once creatures developed mouths and mobility. In Scotland, he reveals that one of the smallest fossils found holds the secret to how animals began surviving on dry land, and explains the bloom of life during the oxygen-rich Carboniferous pe

Documentary exploring the lives of king penguins, filmed on the sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia over five months. The programme imagines what one penguin's life would be, following it during the challenging, awkward time between adolescence and adulthood. Presented by David Attenborough.

Documentary about a group of elusive chimpanzees living in the Fongoli region of Senegal, on the southern edge of the Sahara Desert. It's the hottest, driest place in the world that chimps can live and they really shouldn't be here - so how do they survive?