Love Nature

Only seven percent of the Great Barrier Reef is coral, and the remainder is a variety of interconnected habitats including the world's oldest jungle, hundreds of islands, mangrove swamps, deep water gardens, sand flats and seagrass.

Creatures travel thousands of miles to visit the reef and Pacific weather patterns are likely to further shape the terrain and wildlife.

Getting acquainted with an array of ocean oddballs and learning how billions of years' worth of changes have shaped their looks and skills; meeting blind worms who fish, walking sharks, tree-climbing crabs and much more.

Feeling the love in the strange-but-heartwarming partnerships between some of Earth's oddest creatures; diving deep to see strange animals, from snapping shrimp to wolf eels, offer a hand to their fellow ocean-going weirdos to ensure mutual survival.

The filmmakers explore the uncommon friendships between people and their unusual wild pets and their fascinating backstories.

Join anthropologist Jill Pruetz and guide Dondo "Johnny" Kanté and watch evolution happen in real time; meet the elusive chimps of Fongoli, Senegal, who use tools, interact with fire, and adapt to the human world as it collides with their own.

Patrick Aryee follows grizzly bears that are taking a risk by leaving their winter dens early; hungry wolves are struggling to bring down their elk prey in the unusually shallow snow.

Discover how weirdness is baked into some animals' DNA from birth; check out the bowerbird's mate-attracting dance moves, the Christmas Island crab's traffic-dodging prowess and the sockeye salmon's uphill swimming skills!

Descend into the tide pool, where a hermit crab house hunts; a baby catshark runs into strange neighbors; an octopus terrorizes prey; watch seagulls and other creatures hunt on the surface as the heat rises and oxygen depletes in the pool.

The sun sets and predators prowl around the pool before the tide finally rolls in; persevere as night falls with a kleptomaniacal slug and an acrobatic scallop; a pair of sneaky crabs take a dangerous shot at romance.

Discover how weirdness is baked into some animals' DNA from birth; check out the bowerbird's mate-attracting dance moves, the Christmas Island crab's traffic-dodging prowess and the sockeye salmon's uphill swimming skills!

Descend into the tide pool, where a hermit crab house hunts; a baby catshark runs into strange neighbors; an octopus terrorizes prey; watch seagulls and other creatures hunt on the surface as the heat rises and oxygen depletes in the pool.

The sun sets and predators prowl around the pool before the tide finally rolls in; persevere as night falls with a kleptomaniacal slug and an acrobatic scallop; a pair of sneaky crabs take a dangerous shot at romance.

Six graduates from jungle school are finally set to be freed into the wild from the pre-release islands after an arduous journey by road and river into the heart of Borneo.

Discover how weirdness is baked into some animals' DNA from birth; check out the bowerbird's mate-attracting dance moves, the Christmas Island crab's traffic-dodging prowess and the sockeye salmon's uphill swimming skills!

Descend into the tide pool, where a hermit crab house hunts; a baby catshark runs into strange neighbors; an octopus terrorizes prey; watch seagulls and other creatures hunt on the surface as the heat rises and oxygen depletes in the pool.

The sun sets and predators prowl around the pool before the tide finally rolls in; persevere as night falls with a kleptomaniacal slug and an acrobatic scallop; a pair of sneaky crabs take a dangerous shot at romance.

The Hudson Bay lowlands are critical to life in North America.

The baby boom has officially begun, but Hope's barn isn't complete, so the team must come up with a new plan to accommodate all the new arrivals.

Two harbour seals arrive in the middle of the night; Hope's vulture shows sign of progress; an old friend joins the team.

Chase down a weasel and her tiny kittens who have gone AWOL at the rehab. Hold your breath as Dr. Mikaela performs a rare medical procedure on a raccoon's injured tail, then meet Hope's new otter friend and the tiniest beaver the team has ever seen.

The Hudson Bay lowlands are critical to life in North America.

The baby boom has officially begun, but Hope's barn isn't complete, so the team must come up with a new plan to accommodate all the new arrivals.

Two harbour seals arrive in the middle of the night; Hope's vulture shows sign of progress; an old friend joins the team.

Embark on a journey as Lizzie traverses air, land and sea to encounter Alaskan wildlife and explore some of the world's most remote corners; join scientists eavesdropping on underwater Arctic residents.

The Okavango Delta is home to a wide variety of African wildlife.

Penguins live on a tiny, urban cape in South Africa.

During the dry season, the quest for water governs the lives of the animals in South Africa.

The Blue Lagoon is an extraordinary cove on South Africa's west coast.

The vast flood plains of the Chobe river.

Hippos, crocodiles, and other creatures call the waterways of Africa home.

The creatures of the wetlands.

A front-row seat to the planet's biggest biomass migration, the annual 1,000-mile sardine run along South Africa's east coast.

Cutting-edge infra-red and thermal cameras go inside one of the U.K.'s biggest greater horseshoe bat roosts to see how baby bats learn to fly, navigate and hunt.

Each species evolves unique tools to outpace rivals in the eat-or-be-eaten game, taking to the skies is the ultimate advantage.

The Onçafari team gets to know Aroeira, their newly collared female and takes a peek at Aurora's cub, Apolo; Badalo moves deeper into the flooded forest, where he puts Lizzie's game-changing research in jeopardy.

Cutting-edge infra-red and thermal cameras go inside one of the U.K.'s biggest greater horseshoe bat roosts to see how baby bats learn to fly, navigate and hunt.

Each species evolves unique tools to outpace rivals in the eat-or-be-eaten game, taking to the skies is the ultimate advantage.

The Onçafari team gets to know Aroeira, their newly collared female and takes a peek at Aurora's cub, Apolo; Badalo moves deeper into the flooded forest, where he puts Lizzie's game-changing research in jeopardy.

Big changes are afoot for some of the pupils at Orangutan Jungle School, where orphaned orangutans learn the forest skills they need to survive in the wild; four new arrivals join the nursery classes and some familiar faces move up a grade.

Cutting-edge infra-red and thermal cameras go inside one of the U.K.'s biggest greater horseshoe bat roosts to see how baby bats learn to fly, navigate and hunt.

Each species evolves unique tools to outpace rivals in the eat-or-be-eaten game, taking to the skies is the ultimate advantage.

The Onçafari team gets to know Aroeira, their newly collared female and takes a peek at Aurora's cub, Apolo; Badalo moves deeper into the flooded forest, where he puts Lizzie's game-changing research in jeopardy.

The Yukon is one of earths last true wildernesses.

Four squirrels arrive with their tails tangled together and Zak's bald eagle is released.

Hope Swinimer recalls the most heartfelt and heart-wrenching moments from eight years and 100 episodes of "Hope for Wildlife.".

Scramble as the staff tries to find a place for each of the orphaned skunks, raccoons, and groundhogs that are streaming through the rehab's doors; then deal with the deadly side of spring as the team tries to save a hare wounded by a weed whacker.

The Yukon is one of earths last true wildernesses.

Four squirrels arrive with their tails tangled together and Zak's bald eagle is released.

Hope Swinimer recalls the most heartfelt and heart-wrenching moments from eight years and 100 episodes of "Hope for Wildlife.".

A southern African mangrove forest experiences the changes between high and low tide.

Trekking through the Canadian rainforest, looking up at dizzying redwood trees and exploring giant kelp forests with Lizzie as she experiences the wild West Coast of North America; crossing paths with wolves and bears while salmon travel upstream.

Dipping into North America's southern coastal waters, where squid mate, sea turtles nest and mobula rays take flight for the sake of romance; flying a drone with Lizzie as she swoops in for a breath sample from a blue whale.

Lizzie swims through coral reefs, digs for ancient fossils and treks through jungles on tropical shores; prowl with jaguars that stalk a Costa Rican beach and meet some big sharks.

Tag along with Lizzie on her most dangerous Atlantic adventure yet; free diving with bull sharks; explore otherworldly Gulf Coast swamps filled with hungry alligators, crafty snapping turtles and tiny but mighty beach mice who strengthen sand dunes.

Lizzie heads north to tag sharks and witness first-hand the slow disappearance of sea ice; she does time in bear jail with polar bears who are caught raiding a town for food after their hunting grounds diminish.

Exploring the shores of the Northern Territory and the abundant waters of the Great Barrier Reef; Lizzie faces flooded roads, hungry saltwater crocs, and killer jellyfish as she investigates why many deadly creatures make remote areas their home.

Saying goodbye to the tropics and dipping into the cool southern-coast waters; witnessing grey nurse sharks, shape-shifting cuttlefish and blue whales; playing with penguins and sea lions.

Completing the trip's final lap in the untamed lands where Australia's interior desert meets the Indian Ocean; confronting the challenges of survival in the region; Lizzie dives with tiger sharks, manta rays and nomadic turtles.

During spring on the Gomoti River, cheetah mother Phefo and lion mother Tshaba teach their cubs' survival skills; they protect their young from big male cats; lion king Molelo fights battles; leopard Senatia works to secure his legacy.

Tracking Molelo's pride, who are exhausted when the winter floods arrive, and witnessing an encounter that gives leopard mum Sephiri a decision to make.

During spring on the Gomoti River, cheetah mother Phefo and lion mother Tshaba teach their cubs' survival skills; they protect their young from big male cats; lion king Molelo fights battles; leopard Senatia works to secure his legacy.

Tracking Molelo's pride, who are exhausted when the winter floods arrive, and witnessing an encounter that gives leopard mum Sephiri a decision to make.

Recent nursery graduates Jelapat, Talaken, Bawan and Rona join their classmates at their new classroom; Dilla unexpectedly gives birth at midnight, but the delivery does not go smoothly.

During spring on the Gomoti River, cheetah mother Phefo and lion mother Tshaba teach their cubs' survival skills; they protect their young from big male cats; lion king Molelo fights battles; leopard Senatia works to secure his legacy.

Tracking Molelo's pride, who are exhausted when the winter floods arrive, and witnessing an encounter that gives leopard mum Sephiri a decision to make.

It's November at Cape Tatnam, and though winter is coming to the lower Western shore of Hudson Bay, the ice, which should be forming by now, is nowhere to be seen.

Hope is caring for the tiniest porcupine she's ever seen as the team tries to match orphans with surrogates; raccoon babies are paired with a family; Zak introduces goslings to a tame goose.

There's a moment of panic at Hope for Wildlife when Maxwell, the three-legged skink goes missing; luckily, they find him unharmed, just in time for Zak to release the vulture that has been in rehab for more than six months.

Observe a pair of white, piebald fawns that pose a big rehab challenge; check out an albino skunk displaced by flash floods, see Dr. Mikaela race to save a parasite-infected chipmunk, and monitor a groundhog fighting for its life after a dog attack.

It's November at Cape Tatnam, and though winter is coming to the lower Western shore of Hudson Bay, the ice, which should be forming by now, is nowhere to be seen.

Hope is caring for the tiniest porcupine she's ever seen as the team tries to match orphans with surrogates; raccoon babies are paired with a family; Zak introduces goslings to a tame goose.

There's a moment of panic at Hope for Wildlife when Maxwell, the three-legged skink goes missing; luckily, they find him unharmed, just in time for Zak to release the vulture that has been in rehab for more than six months.

Dive to the dark depths of the sea to uncover the ocean's mysterious inhabitants; journey across vast stretches of open water with humpback whales, then wander down to the ocean floor to witness breathtaking bioluminescence.

Coasts are gateways from land to sea, offering opportunities to many creatures.

Uncover the profound significance and uncertain future of our rivers.

Our planet's freshwater lakes are cradles of life.

Swamps, with the duality of life and death, nurture young and trap lost souls.

Frozen water takes on a sharper persona, influencing everything in its path.

The Galápagos, world-famous for inspiring the groundbreaking theories of Charles Darwin, is, like the rest of the world, threatened by climate change.

The story of the passionate researchers who are committed to protect and conserve this special, but fragile, ecosystem.

The islands' natural rhythms and challenges of new life unfold in this wild outpost; turtles return to nesting sites, rival iguanas compete for mates and albatrosses perform courtship dances.

The camelthorn tree provides life to creatures that dwell in Africa's Kalahari.

The marula tree is considered a tree of life in Africa's Manyeleti game reserve.

While some species have passed into extinction, others have recovered and some have even flourished.

The camelthorn tree provides life to creatures that dwell in Africa's Kalahari.

The marula tree is considered a tree of life in Africa's Manyeleti game reserve.