ANIMAL PLANET

Parenting in the ocean demands dedication and intelligence. From navigating the reef, to teaching young to hunt giants, these parents have remarkable strategies.

Parents must constantly balance risk and reward when raising young in open grasslands that promise plentiful food and places to call home.

Water is essential to all life, but too much or too little can be disastrous. Therefore, parents must master timing to overcome freshwater's constant change and successfully raise the next generation.

Raising young in the complex world of jungles requires ingenuity. Therefore, parents must become masters of their environment and learn to exploit each and every opportunity.

The Sand River is home to one of the densest and diverse animal populations in Africa. Here, animal mothers struggle to raise their offspring to adulthood.

Flowing through nine African countries, the Zambezi creates many different worlds attracting huge concentrations of wildlife that thrive in different landscapes given birth by a single river.

The Nile is an ancient river that has defined Africa for many centuries. The team follows the lives of a Nile crocodile and her young as she tries to give them the best start in life.

Life in the Limpopo River basin is a fight for survival. During the dry season, with wildlife awaiting the flood waters, disaster grips the valley when the rains are late.

The filmmaker explores the lives of Asian elephants in the jungles of Northeast India, highlighting conservation efforts to ensure a harmonious future for both humans and wildlife.

Matkasur puts Maya under siege as he keeps trying to win her over. Later, a wild dog couple escape a leopard while successfully killing a fawn and Maya gives birth to Matkasur's cubs.

Maya's new cubs grow into tree climbers. Soon, Maya kills a buck and Matkasur gets into a fierce fight with a mother sloth.

Explore various lethal tactics employed by deadly predators like cheetahs and lions in order to secure a meal in the south east corner of the Serengeti.

The host sheds light on the various aspects of animal relationships, from competitive mating and fierce battles for mates to cooperative friendships and familial bonds.