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The vets wrestle an uncooperative turkey vulture onto the X-ray table to reveal a shoulder injury. A baby groundhog is rushed in after a car accident.

A mother rabbit cares for an adopted baby, as the staff assesses the little bunny's safety. Can this odd couple stay together?

The interesting cases of two red-tailed hawks, who need help getting back into fighting shape. Plus, the medical team brings in a feisty, rare white squirrel.

The centre's resident turkey vulture is ready for release and in search of a flock. The medical team is baffled by a toad who is mysteriously taken ill.

Alpha male monkey Rajan sits at the top of an unusually large troop. He has done well to head up such a big tribe. But the future is not looking so good.

A gang of young males primates attack, forcing the monkey troop of Jodhpur's Temple Gardens to flee, through unfamiliar terrain. First they need to find food. Then they can pursue revenge.

Documentary exploring the unique abilities of the woodpecker to reveal what makes this bird so special. Narrated by Paul Giamatti.

Wildlife biologist Lizzie Daly explores North America's coastlines, encountering flourishing wildlife and meeting the people risking it all to preserve and protect these underwater locations and their inhabitants.

Lizzie Daly heads north to tag sharks and witness first-hand the slow, sobering disappearance of sea ice.

In the remote mountains of Patagonia, a female puma has just six months to teach its cubs how to survive in an increasingly competitive world.

In Zimbabwe, an African wild dog pack find themselves outnumbered by lions and hyenas, and the pups must learn quickly if the pack is to survive.

Jess and Dan grab a smelly snake before Stu rescues one at university.

Mick and Adele separate mating eastern browns, while Stu and Liv search a warehouse as danger mounts.

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

The broadcaster invites viewers to join him as he takes an after-hours stroll around one of his favourite places, the Natural History Museum. But this is no ordinary tour as some of the many exhibits spring to life as the veteran naturalist strolls along.

Jess and Dan grab a smelly snake before Stu rescues one at university.

Mick and Adele separate mating eastern browns, while Stu and Liv search a warehouse as danger mounts.

Life in the Arctic Circle, where the sun hardly sets in summer. Food is abundant, but animals and plants alike face great challenges such as sleep deprivation, pests and predators.

Cold and darkness dominate the Arctic Circle during winter, but nature copes astonishingly well. This documentary reveals how plants and animals survive these brutal conditions.