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Adventurer Simon Reeve journeys across North America, revealing glaciers, deserts, jungles, immense wealth, stark poverty, political divides, and human resilience amid dramatic landscapes.

David Attenborough narrates an icy adventure through the world's frozen zones, where wolves hunt, penguins huddle, and life thrives against the most extreme odds.

The presenter reveals the incredible tales behind the development of the contemporary world's marvellous technology and unearths their mysteries.

Alexander Armstrong explores the extravagant Gyeongbokgung Palace and buys something at the Yangnyeongsi herbal market. Later, he highlights the celebrated culture of fortune-telling.

The challengers travel to South Africa, where they receive 10 days to learn a Zulu tribe's ancient art of stick fighting, an event in which bloodshed and death remain ever-present.

The filmmaker sheds light on the lives of individual African big cats and explores their behaviour that allows them to thrive in the challenging and breathtaking landscapes of Botswana.

The presenter reveals the incredible tales behind the development of the contemporary world's marvellous technology and unearths their mysteries.

Steve comes face to face with some of the biggest, baddest and most bizarre predators on the planet through stunts, experiments and CGI.

Naturalist Steve Backshall encounters some of the biggest and most dangerous animals to showcase their predatory power with the help of CGI.

On his search for some of the most powerful predators, Steve Backshall encounters organisms like a punching shrimp, the world's heaviest eagle, and a dangerous wolf.

Steve goes in search of deadly predators with the greatest senses on Earth. He finds echolocating bats, supersonic whales and a snake that sees its prey in complete darkness.

Steve finds out which predators have the best weapons on earth, from squid with giant tentacles to free-diving crocodiles and a silent owl assassin.

Steve Backshall goes into the dark depths of seas in order to find seahorses and later, explores numerous species of tigers.

Steve Backshall engages with some of the biggest and most bizarre predators on the planet through stunts, experiments and CGI.

Five atheletic women participate in log running along with the Xavante tribe as they run under a melting sun, carrying a log that weighs about 50 kilograms.

The athletes endure the rigourous training of Master Rommel in Mount Banahaw in order to become proficient in the Filipino Pekiti Tirsia Kali stick fighting system.

Determined athletes try their hands at rigorous rafting on the ocean as they compete against the Tagbanua tribe in the Philippines.

After hearing a series of negative reports, Romesh explores Haiti to discover whether his preconceptions about the Caribbean country are correct.

For years all that most people in Britain have heard about Ethiopia is famine. Now, comedian Romesh Ranganathan is heading to East Africa to discover if this reputation is justified.

British comedian Romesh Ranganathan visits some of the most unlikely holiday destinations in the world to determine the veracity of the stereotypes associated with them.

A discovery of an ancient tomb helps in tracking the origins of the ancient greeks who had a tremendous impact in shaping the history of human civilisation.

This is Documentary - History Category.

For a juvenile bald eagle, a lack of power could mean starvation. Elsewhere, a young meerkat's spectacular altercation with a cobra will influence his standing in the clan.

The filmmaker explores the struggles of different animals during various stages of their life as they learn to adapt to the harsh environments in order to survive.

Raising offspring successfully is the next best thing to immortality. But it is far from easy as some parents risk their own lives for their young ones.

The beauty of numerous natural wonders around the world like the Great Barrier Reef, Luxor tombs and Venitian canals are fading fast.

The filmmaker showcases iconic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, Big Ben, the Great Wall and Mount Rushmore, which stand as testaments to human ingenuity and cultural significance.