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How did the horse become so fast? Chris Packham explores the evolutionary origin of muscles, hearts and limbs that have come together in one of the most athletic animals on Earth.

Over in the United States, Robson heads to sea to catch bull shark, blue tilapia, remora and many other fish.

Skip the runway with a 747 made over into a classy hotel, then inspect a malthouse that has been remodelled into a concert hall filled with beautiful music.

Guangdong is China's most developed province, but wildlife continues to thrive alongside its people; myriads of pollinators, rare orchids, snakes, and Chinese Crocodile lizards.

A ground-breaking journey from tropical shallow seas to the mysterious depths, Attenborough reveals extraordinary new worlds and unique animal behaviours in the ocean.

The second leg of Simon's journey takes him from the beautiful fjords of Norway across the North Atlantic to Iceland, the original land fire and ice. It's a world of extremes and contradictions.

Antarctica is the most hostile of all Earth's frozen worlds. Yet even here, life finds a way not just to survive but to thrive.

How did the horse become so fast? Chris Packham explores the evolutionary origin of muscles, hearts and limbs that have come together in one of the most athletic animals on Earth.

Guangdong is China's most developed province, but wildlife continues to thrive alongside its people; myriads of pollinators, rare orchids, snakes, and Chinese Crocodile lizards.

Skip the runway with a 747 made over into a classy hotel, then inspect a malthouse that has been remodelled into a concert hall filled with beautiful music.

Over in the United States, Robson heads to sea to catch bull shark, blue tilapia, remora and many other fish.

A ground-breaking journey from tropical shallow seas to the mysterious depths, Attenborough reveals extraordinary new worlds and unique animal behaviours in the ocean.

The second leg of Simon's journey takes him from the beautiful fjords of Norway across the North Atlantic to Iceland, the original land fire and ice. It's a world of extremes and contradictions.

Robson ends his world tour with a trip to California where he pits his wits against the Blue Shark, the Humboldt squid and the rainbow trout.

Changing Planet: Coral Special will embark on the third year of this 7-year project examining the issues facing the planet's most threatened ecosystems.

Ash and his team battle rapids, dense jungle and wildlife to uncover the hidden source of the Coppename River.

Nazare in Portugal is the site of the biggest ocean waves ever recorded on Earth. To understand what creates these monsters, we use specialist jet-ski cameras to ride the waves.

Robson ends his world tour with a trip to California where he pits his wits against the Blue Shark, the Humboldt squid and the rainbow trout.

Ash and his team battle rapids, dense jungle and wildlife to uncover the hidden source of the Coppename River.

Nazare in Portugal is the site of the biggest ocean waves ever recorded on Earth. To understand what creates these monsters, we use specialist jet-ski cameras to ride the waves.

Changing Planet: Coral Special will embark on the third year of this 7-year project examining the issues facing the planet's most threatened ecosystems.

The second leg of Simon's journey takes him from the beautiful fjords of Norway across the North Atlantic to Iceland, the original land fire and ice. It's a world of extremes and contradictions.

Nazare in Portugal is the site of the biggest ocean waves ever recorded on Earth. To understand what creates these monsters, we use specialist jet-ski cameras to ride the waves.

Robson Green is in Scotland, a walkers' paradise, hiking the staggering rift valley that is the Great Glen Way.

Skip the runway with a 747 made over into a classy hotel, then inspect a malthouse that has been remodelled into a concert hall filled with beautiful music.