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The southeastern coast of New Zealand is where young marine animals become adults. Here, young whales, dolphins and seals strike out on their own adventures for the first time.

A look at how lions, cheetahs and other small predators harness their hunting skills through play.

The importance of family in the animal kingdom, revealing how parents will tirelessly help their offspring every step of the way.

When a veteran pair of osprey return home, they must take on enemies, elements and hundreds of fish if they wish to raise the next generation.

The sardine run along the east coast of South Africa, a challenging voyage for the fish as they navigate the ocean, barely escaping the hungry predators who depend on them for food.

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.

The secrets of the most extreme sleepers of the animal kingdom, looking at how they deal with sleep deprivation and trying to discover whether animals dream.

The adventures of a small community of Hermit crabs in Guadeloupe during their migration from the cliffs island's northern cliffs to the beaches in the south.

A look at the effect of the Moon on life on Earth, including how predator and prey live and die by lunar rules as moonlight reveals or conceals life's nightly battle for survival.

From frozen Arctic tundra to tropical seas, this edition explores how the Moon's rhythms ignite nature's most intimate, dazzling and life-giving love stories.

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

Documentary following David Attenborough as he journeys around the world to make his series First Life, which explores the origins of life on Earth. As he visits locations including the Great Barrier Reef, the deserts of Morocco and the glaciers of Canada, the broadcaster and wildlife expert explains his life-long fascination with the natural world, and also travels back to Leicestershire, the cou

A look at some of the substances that animals have discovered, such as plants, fruits and mushrooms, that can put them in altered states of consciousness.

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.

The sardine run along the east coast of South Africa, a challenging voyage for the fish as they navigate the ocean, barely escaping the hungry predators who depend on them for food.

A look at some of the substances that animals have discovered, such as plants, fruits and mushrooms, that can put them in altered states of consciousness.

Animals sense and interpret their world in ways that are far beyond our human capabilities. This documentary series begins by exploring animal vision, a world where dragonflies see in almost every direction, a tiny crustacean boasts hexnocular vision and pigeons see 10 times the colour that humans can.