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A curious raccoon sticks his head a little too far into a peanut butter jar on a sweltering summer day in Toronto. See how the team gets him out of this sticky situation.

The rescue crew pays a house call to a sleepy horse barn where a fox with an irritating skin condition is staying up in an old stall.

A flock of cedar waxwings takes over the centre's aviary and keeps the staff busy with endless demands for food.

The rescue team undertakes a madcap chase after a red-tailed hawk - he can't fly, but he can certainly run. Plus, rare albino squirrel recovers from being unwell.

A day in the life of a Bengal tiger mum as she fights to keep her three young cubs safe in India's unforgiving jungle.

Two adolescent leopard cubs quickly learn to fend for themselves after being abandoned.

A day in the life of a lemur family living in the rainforest of Madagascar's Mantadia National Park.

Exploring some of Madagascar's most striking landscapes and remarkable creatures in a look at how the island's species have evolved over time.

From chameleons and lizards to frogs and snakes, check out Madagascar's cold-blooded creatures and how they have adapted to survive on the island.

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.

Tom Hardy presents a journey to the harsh Okavango Delta as the Matata pride do battle with wildfires and flooding in a high-stakes fight to keep their cubs alive.

Stu and Liv catch a pregnant red-bellied black snake at a busy resort, while Mick and Adele face a lace monitor lizard.

Stu and Liv outwit a blue tongue lizard, Jess and Dan free a trapped snake, and Mick and Adele rush a python rescue fast.

Part one of two. The naturalist explores the evolution of vertebrates over the past 500 million years, beginning with a look at how remarkable advances allowed primitive fish to make the radical move on to land, and then take to the skies with the advent of flight. He uses fossils of both ancient and living species combined with CGI and film to chart their journey out of the water to populate all

The naturalist concludes his two-part exploration of the evolution of vertebrates over the past 500 million years by looking at the history of mammals. He traces their journey from humble origins as tiny nocturnal forest-dwellers to their astonishing explosion in diversity and domination of the world following the death of the dinosaurs.

As David Attenborough turns 100, this intimate film presents new interviews, behind-the-scenes footage and extraordinary clips.

How summer turns Alaska into a true wildlife paradise, from the bears fishing in its salmon-filled waterways to the millions of migratory birds that flock there.

Stu and Liv catch a pregnant red-bellied black snake at a busy resort, while Mick and Adele face a lace monitor lizard.

Stu and Liv outwit a blue tongue lizard, Jess and Dan free a trapped snake, and Mick and Adele rush a python rescue fast.

The challenges posed by different habitats, beginning with the desert, a world with no water and where temperatures fluctuate from the blistering heat of midday to the freezing depths of night.

The rainforest is the richest habitat on Earth, but still the animals here must develop impressive locomotion, defence and camouflage skills to survive.