Sky Nature HD

Buckle in for a rollercoaster of emotions as the sanctuary's orangutans move toward their release into the wild and Beni goes on a diet.

A documentary about the largest groundwater reservoir in Europe, which forms an underground river in the Upper Rhine Valley. Underwater cameraman Serge Dumont capture footage of the inhabitants of this biotope.

A look at animals with senses that humans could hardly begin to conceive - powers with which they can do marvellous things.

A look at how animals have developed their senses way beyond what humans have and turned them into marvels of biological engineering.

Exploring how whale sharks drive the culture of Santa Maria, the only European hotspot for these giants and why warming seas may be drawing them in.

A celebration of nature's ultimate athletes as they survive, excel and dominate in Earth's toughest arenas, from apex predators to cunning creatures.

Patrick Aryee examines the first days, weeks and months of young animals, beginning by looking at how single offspring depend on their mothers.

Patrick Aryee explores how some siblings quickly forge lifelong bonds, while others compete ferociously from the moment they're born.

For animals born in bulk, life is a battle from the very start. Patrick Aryee marvels at the strategies nature has come up with to raise the next generation.

Another chance to see Barack Obama's conversation, recorded in May 2015, with renowned naturalist and film-maker David Attenborough. In a twist on usual convention, the then-US president took the role of interviewer, quizzing Attenborough about his thoughts on the future of the planet, their shared passion for nature, and potential ways to protect the environment. Also includes behind-the-scenes f

The broadcaster explores the world of the pterosaur, a flying creature that occupied the skies 200 million years ago. Visiting sites around the world, from the Dorset coast to New Mexico, he explains how the reptiles evolved to defy the forces of gravity, and examines the features of their anatomy that can still be seen in present-day descendents. He also discovers why they became extinct after do

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.

From the oceans and the forest to swamps and deserts, a look at the toxic, venomous and dangerous creatures that Australia is home to.

A look at how canids and felines deploy an arsenal of hunting skills. Felines rely on endurance, and wolves on their privileged sense of smell in a fight for survival.

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.

From the oceans and the forest to swamps and deserts, a look at the toxic, venomous and dangerous creatures that Australia is home to.