Love Nature (NATUR)

A blind baboon is rescued by Dr. Amanda; Dr. Charlotte performs a surgery on a pangolin after it encountered some poachers; Two baboons have gone missing. (Repeat).

The vet and his team save a large sea lion that is caught in a plastic noose. (Repeat).

Sometimes a strange yet heartwarming relationship can develop between the most peculiar beings on Earth. Immersed in the deep, we find strange animals from the pistol shrimp to the wolf shrine, and many animals help other ocean creatures survive. (Repeat).

Flap around with Banksi the fruit bat and his human surrogate mom, meet a mischievous emu, and celebrate a pig's rescue-versary. Then, tour manatee heaven and learn to speak baboon with Dingani, who has a one-of-a-kind kinship with his primate pal Lucy. (Repeat).

In the hottest places, species are going to extraordinary lengths to survive. From the Sahara Desert to Australia, animals provide new clues about our changing planet and what it will mean for the future of our heating world. (Repeat).

Sometimes a strange yet heartwarming relationship can develop between the most peculiar beings on Earth. Immersed in the deep, we find strange animals from the pistol shrimp to the wolf shrine, and many animals help other ocean creatures survive. (Repeat).

Flap around with Banksi the fruit bat and his human surrogate mom, meet a mischievous emu, and celebrate a pig's rescue-versary. Then, tour manatee heaven and learn to speak baboon with Dingani, who has a one-of-a-kind kinship with his primate pal Lucy. (Repeat).

In the hottest places, species are going to extraordinary lengths to survive. From the Sahara Desert to Australia, animals provide new clues about our changing planet and what it will mean for the future of our heating world. (Repeat).

Spotlighting the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, the largest marine sanctuary in the U.S. and home to 525 species of fish and an underwater kelp forest. (Repeat).

Hope and Barry discover the secret of rehabilitating seals from the experts at the Vancouver Aquarium. Also, an escape at the rehab has the volunteers launching a search and rescue operation. (Repeat).

A glimpse at animal mothers who protect and teach their young. (Repeat).

Animal siblings are featured. (Repeat).

An approaching rainstorm threatens the most important day of the year at the farm. (Repeat).

The crew faces wildlife emergencies through the winter. (Repeat).

A thrilling journey down the river that forged North America, the St. Lawrence. From the grandeur of the Great Lakes to the picturesque 1000 Islands and through the vibrant, historic cities of Montreal and Quebec. (Repeat).

Everyday people lend a hand in wildlife emergencies; and an unlikely new rescuer is recruited. (Repeat).

Baby animals who must struggle to survive are spotlighted. (Repeat).

Young carnivores who must learn to hunt for survival are featured. (Repeat).

Spotlighting the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System, which is in jeopardy following decades of tourism and overfishing. (Repeat).

Everyday people lend a hand in wildlife emergencies; and an unlikely new rescuer is recruited. (Repeat).

The St. Louis Zoo caters to wide tastes, big bodies, and some huge appetites to match. From gorillas and hungry hippos to vultures and an anaconda named J-Lo, the zoo has these big eaters covered. (Repeat).

Food is a family matter at the St. Louis Zoo. From a multi-generation herd of elephants, to scrappy meerkat siblings, and a newborn tree kangaroo eating his first solid meal, it takes a village to make sure every family gets the nutrition they need. (Repeat).

Featuring the residents of the fastest changing places in the world, including megabats in Adelaide; otters in Singapore; and pythons from the streets of Bangkok. (Repeat).

A steady flow of animals commutes in and out of cities to find food, shelter, or to breed. (Repeat).

As cities are built, more animals are pushed out of their natural homes. (Repeat).

A walk on the Sunshine State's wild side. Exploring pine forests, coral reefs and the Everglades to find out what scientists are doing to protect alligators, mini deer, manatees and other vulnerable species from human and animal invaders. (Repeat).

Sizing up a primate no bigger than a mouse, a chameleon that fits on a fingertip, and other minuscule creatures with biologist Patrick Aryee. Learning why being tiny can be an advantage and marveling at some ingenious adaptations to life's big challenges. (Repeat).

Sometimes a strange yet heartwarming relationship can develop between the most peculiar beings on Earth. Immersed in the deep, we find strange animals from the pistol shrimp to the wolf shrine, and many animals help other ocean creatures survive. (Repeat).

Flap around with Banksi the fruit bat and his human surrogate mom, meet a mischievous emu, and celebrate a pig's rescue-versary. Then, tour manatee heaven and learn to speak baboon with Dingani, who has a one-of-a-kind kinship with his primate pal Lucy. (Repeat).

In the hottest places, species are going to extraordinary lengths to survive. From the Sahara Desert to Australia, animals provide new clues about our changing planet and what it will mean for the future of our heating world. (Repeat).

Congratulate the new Orangutan Jungle School graduates, who aren't all spring chickens. Follow the convoy to the release site, where the team bids their friends a poignant farewell, then enjoy raucous celebrations as Molly and Bumi move up a grade. (New).

Svalbard in the Arctic spends many months of the year in complete darkness, an unrelenting frozen winter with temperatures down to -40 Celsius. (Repeat).

Wildebeest battle for herd hierarchy, meerkats live the thug life, floppy fish fight it out on land and locusts give up their vegetarian ways in a frenzy of cannibalism. It all happens on the wild and wide-open landscape of South Africa. (Repeat).

A look into the south of Sahara that has been a battleground of different animals, including male giraffes; zebras; chimpanzees; and more. (Repeat).

Congratulate the new Orangutan Jungle School graduates, who aren't all spring chickens. Follow the convoy to the release site, where the team bids their friends a poignant farewell, then enjoy raucous celebrations as Molly and Bumi move up a grade. (Repeat).

Svalbard in the Arctic spends many months of the year in complete darkness, an unrelenting frozen winter with temperatures down to -40 Celsius. (Repeat).

Wildebeest battle for herd hierarchy, meerkats live the thug life, floppy fish fight it out on land and locusts give up their vegetarian ways in a frenzy of cannibalism. It all happens on the wild and wide-open landscape of South Africa. (Repeat).

A look into the south of Sahara that has been a battleground of different animals, including male giraffes; zebras; chimpanzees; and more. (Repeat).

Sizing up a primate no bigger than a mouse, a chameleon that fits on a fingertip, and other minuscule creatures with biologist Patrick Aryee. Learning why being tiny can be an advantage and marveling at some ingenious adaptations to life's big challenges. (Repeat).

Everyday people lend a hand in wildlife emergencies; and an unlikely new rescuer is recruited. (Repeat).

The St. Louis Zoo caters to wide tastes, big bodies, and some huge appetites to match. From gorillas and hungry hippos to vultures and an anaconda named J-Lo, the zoo has these big eaters covered. (Repeat).

Food is a family matter at the St. Louis Zoo. From a multi-generation herd of elephants, to scrappy meerkat siblings, and a newborn tree kangaroo eating his first solid meal, it takes a village to make sure every family gets the nutrition they need. (Repeat).

A thrilling journey down the river that forged North America, the St. Lawrence. From the grandeur of the Great Lakes to the picturesque 1000 Islands and through the vibrant, historic cities of Montreal and Quebec. (Repeat).

It is on the shores of the Potomac that a new and mighty nation emerged. (Repeat).

Allison and Barry get stuck shampooing a porcupine. (Repeat).

Relationships within animal families are examined. (Repeat).

Four different animals who are being raised by humans are spotlighted. (Repeat).

Hundreds of small islands in the Bahamas known as the Exuma Cays are spotlighted. (Repeat).

Allison and Barry get stuck shampooing a porcupine. (Repeat).

Some animals at the St. Louis Zoo are picky eaters or have difficult diets. Find out how staff manage the nutritional needs of a special fennec fox, a giant anteater, a tower of giraffes and a gang of lemurs. (Repeat).

Zoo keepers feed the minds of their hungry animals. Whether it's puzzles and piñatas, or honey tubes and herb gardens, food is the icing on the cake to prevent boredom. (Repeat).

A look at an animal hospital that cares for endangered creatures in the Guatemalan jungle. Included: stitching up a rare baby bird. (Repeat).

Being big can have its advantages, but it also comes with sizeable challenges. Take the worlds largest lizard, the Komodo dragon, whose huge appetite means it must take on prey ten times its weight, or the tallest of them all, the giraffe, who with such a long neck must control immense blood pressure. Nature's biggest beasts must go to extraordinary lengths to thrive. For them, size does matter. (

Discover the boundless abilities of these cheeky rodents. Take on a one-of-a-kind assault course, discover how a fox squirrel can recall where it concealed up to 9,000 nuts, and watch rescued red squirrel orphan Billy prepare for life in the wild. (Repeat).

Earth's fastest animal, the peregrine falcon, reaches mind-bending speeds of over 240 mph. City falcons in Chicago are featured; handler Lloyd Buck tests a feathered family; and it is revealed if Rudi the peregrine can outpace an Olympic skier. (Repeat).

Filmmaker Kim Wolhuter treks alongside a cheetah mother for two years. See what it takes to turn her tiny cubs into skilled predators as narrator Sir David Attenborough reveals insights into the intimate details of feline family life. (Repeat).

A look at an animal hospital that cares for endangered creatures in the Guatemalan jungle. Included: stitching up a rare baby bird. (Repeat).

Congratulate the new Orangutan Jungle School graduates, who aren't all spring chickens. Follow the convoy to the release site, where the team bids their friends a poignant farewell, then enjoy raucous celebrations as Molly and Bumi move up a grade. (Repeat).

Wildebeest battle for herd hierarchy, meerkats live the thug life, floppy fish fight it out on land and locusts give up their vegetarian ways in a frenzy of cannibalism. It all happens on the wild and wide-open landscape of South Africa. (Repeat).

A look into the south of Sahara that has been a battleground of different animals, including male giraffes; zebras; chimpanzees; and more. (Repeat).