ANIMAL PLANET

The Marsh Pride have welcomed new cubs which they must protect from the encroaching buffalo herd. Malaika the cheetah is on the hunt to provide for her young.

In the North Atlantic, treasure lurks in the deep with the biggest and most valuable fish in the sea: the monster Atlantic Bluefin Tuna.

Brandon McMillan joins an effort to create an antivenin from puff adder venom, but struggles to find any of the snakes.

Coyote Peterson and his crew set to Brazil to find the legendary green anaconda, the biggest snake in the world.

When the team heard reports of an untouched mecca for tarpon in Mexico, they were all over it.

Go behind enemy lines and see how predators in the wild find strength and safety in numbers.

Animals do the most incredible things. They have super powers humans can only dream of. On How Do Animals Do That?

In this episode we ask: do mosquitos prefer the taste of some people over others? How can snakes hear if they have no ears?

Malaika's persistence to nourish her young leads her to a dramatic wildebeest pursuit. Bahati reveals her cubs as Jonathan has his first sighting.

Robert wrangles Western Diamondback rattlesnakes in Arizona for the first time, learning techniques passed down by his dad.

Pressure ramps up as the North Atlantic Bluefin season enters its second week.

Imagine encountering the most venomous snake in North America.

Animals do the most incredible things. They have super powers humans can only dream of. On How Do Animals Do That?

In this episode we ask: do mosquitos prefer the taste of some people over others? How can snakes hear if they have no ears?

When the team heard reports of an untouched mecca for tarpon in Mexico, they were all over it.

Malaika's persistence to nourish her young leads her to a dramatic wildebeest pursuit. Bahati reveals her cubs as Jonathan has his first sighting.

Go behind enemy lines and see how predators in the wild find strength and safety in numbers.

Robert wrangles Western Diamondback rattlesnakes in Arizona for the first time, learning techniques passed down by his dad.

Bradley and Billy are hunting for dragons deep in the rainforests of Thailand. The flying dragon rules the jungle canopy.

Animals do the most incredible things. They have super powers humans can only dream of. On How Do Animals Do That?

In this episode we ask: do mosquitos prefer the taste of some people over others? How can snakes hear if they have no ears?

Hollywood star Mario Lopez and the guys of ATM come together to transform a 90s coin-operated video game consul into an interactive aquarium.

When the team heard reports of an untouched mecca for tarpon in Mexico, they were all over it.

Go behind enemy lines and see how predators in the wild find strength and safety in numbers.

Pressure ramps up as the North Atlantic Bluefin season enters its second week.

Malaika's persistence to nourish her young leads her to a dramatic wildebeest pursuit. Bahati reveals her cubs as Jonathan has his first sighting.

Robert wrangles Western Diamondback rattlesnakes in Arizona for the first time, learning techniques passed down by his dad.

The crew travels to the Land Down Under where Aboriginal guides will take them to a Barra fisherman's paradise.

To master the art of disguise is an impossible feat for many but, for these universal soldiers, it's the weapon that makes them experts at hunting and hiding.

In this episode we ask: what's going on inside a chicken's egg? How can elephants hear something hundreds of miles away?

In this episode we ask: what's the real story behind a flamingo's color? Can a spider be adorable?

Laos' mountainous interior gives rise to hundreds of smaller rivers that feed into the mighty Mekong - increasing its flow by more than 30 percent.

Derrick Campana specializes in designing prosthetics and orthotic braces for animals. Derrick will fit Jabu, an elephant with a leg brace for his injuries.

The Earth, our planet,is a magnificent and diverse world,filled to the brim with life.But life, in all its forms, cannot exist except within a very specific set of rules.

The crew travels to the Land Down Under where Aboriginal guides will take them to a Barra fisherman's paradise.

To master the art of disguise is an impossible feat for many but, for these universal soldiers, it's the weapon that makes them experts at hunting and hiding.

In this episode we ask: what's going on inside a chicken's egg? How can elephants hear something hundreds of miles away?

In this episode we ask: what's the real story behind a flamingo's color? Can a spider be adorable?

Here the swift flowing Mekong carves its way through rugged valleys and people have adapted to life on the river in ingenious ways.

The Earth, our planet,is a magnificent and diverse world,filled to the brim with life.But life, in all its forms, cannot exist except within a very specific set of rules.

Animal Defenders International has helped ban the animal circus in over 40 countries. When they arrive in Peru, they embark on their biggest animal rescue challenge yet.

Discover the ambush predators of the wild with the most powerful bites ever seen.

In this episode we ask: what's going on inside a chicken's egg? How can elephants hear something hundreds of miles away?

In this episode we ask: what's the real story behind a flamingo's color? Can a spider be adorable?

The crew travels to the Land Down Under where Aboriginal guides will take them to a Barra fisherman's paradise.

Here the swift flowing Mekong carves its way through rugged valleys and people have adapted to life on the river in ingenious ways.

To master the art of disguise is an impossible feat for many but, for these universal soldiers, it's the weapon that makes them experts at hunting and hiding.

The Earth, our planet,is a magnificent and diverse world,filled to the brim with life.But life, in all its forms, cannot exist except within a very specific set of rules.

Built like a tank, and twice as tough, the rhinoceros beetle is a menacing micro-machine with one of the highest strength to bodyweight ratios on the planet.

In this episode we ask: what's going on inside a chicken's egg? How can elephants hear something hundreds of miles away?

In this episode we ask: what's the real story behind a flamingo's color? Can a spider be adorable?

TANKED returns to dunk viewers into the rowdy, family-owned business of Acrylic Tank Manufacturing.

The crew travels to the Land Down Under where Aboriginal guides will take them to a Barra fisherman's paradise.

To master the art of disguise is an impossible feat for many but, for these universal soldiers, it's the weapon that makes them experts at hunting and hiding.

Animal Defenders International has helped ban the animal circus in over 40 countries. When they arrive in Peru, they embark on their biggest animal rescue challenge yet.

Here the swift flowing Mekong carves its way through rugged valleys and people have adapted to life on the river in ingenious ways.

The Earth, our planet,is a magnificent and diverse world,filled to the brim with life.But life, in all its forms, cannot exist except within a very specific set of rules.

Off the extreme eastern tip of Papua New Guinea lies Milne Bay. It's rumored to be home to huge schools of one of the greatest sportfish ever, the giant trevally.

In the wake of Covid-19, it's more apparent now than ever the impact of disease and infection can have on the world.

In this episode we ask: why have dogs learned to melt our hearts? Do chimpanzees share our sense of humor?

In this episode we ask: why are there so many pigeons in cities? How does a fish make a weapon out of water?

The lions' usual prey increasingly tends to eat when the hunters rest, this means when the sun is higher. But that's about exposing body to the heat.

When an angler flees a routine stop, his strange story exposes a troubling secret.

At night the hunters of Africa come out of their hiding places. They slept most of the time during the day to avoid the heat.

Off the extreme eastern tip of Papua New Guinea lies Milne Bay. It's rumored to be home to huge schools of one of the greatest sportfish ever, the giant trevally.

In the wake of Covid-19, it's more apparent now than ever the impact of disease and infection can have on the world.

In this episode we ask: why have dogs learned to melt our hearts? Do chimpanzees share our sense of humor?

In this episode we ask: why are there so many pigeons in cities? How does a fish make a weapon out of water?

Leopards live in a thousand ecosystems, from the rainy jungles of India to the driest regions of Africa. They adapt to almost any climate, feeding on over 100 different species, but in much of this continent, life burns under the sun!

At night the hunters of Africa come out of their hiding places. They slept most of the time during the day to avoid the heat.

When a suspicious hunter is caught in a lie, Game Warden Preston Whisenhunt enlists a K9 tracker to sniff out the evidence.

To master the art of disguise for many is an impossible feat but, for these universal soldiers, it's the weapon that makes them experts at hunting and hiding.

In this episode we ask: why have dogs learned to melt our hearts? Do chimpanzees share our sense of humor?

In this episode we ask: why are there so many pigeons in cities? How does a fish make a weapon out of water?

Off the extreme eastern tip of Papua New Guinea lies Milne Bay. It's rumored to be home to huge schools of one of the greatest sportfish ever, the giant trevally.

Leopards live in a thousand ecosystems, from the rainy jungles of India to the driest regions of Africa. They adapt to almost any climate, feeding on over 100 different species, but in much of this continent, life burns under the sun!

In the wake of Covid-19, it's more apparent now than ever the impact of disease and infection can have on the world.

At night the hunters of Africa come out of their hiding places. They slept most of the time during the day to avoid the heat.

In Thailand, Billy and Bradley track down one of the few venomous mammals in the world. Like lightning in a bottle, the Thai musk shrew is a force to be reckoned with.

In this episode we ask: why have dogs learned to melt our hearts? Do chimpanzees share our sense of humor?

In this episode we ask: why are there so many pigeons in cities? How does a fish make a weapon out of water?

Basketball legend, Shaquille O'Neal requests an aquarium built inside the front end of a semi truck!

Off the extreme eastern tip of Papua New Guinea lies Milne Bay. It's rumored to be home to huge schools of one of the greatest sportfish ever, the giant trevally.

In the wake of Covid-19, it's more apparent now than ever the impact of disease and infection can have on the world.

When a suspicious hunter is caught in a lie, Game Warden Preston Whisenhunt enlists a K9 tracker to sniff out the evidence.

Leopards live in a thousand ecosystems, from the rainy jungles of India to the driest regions of Africa. They adapt to almost any climate, feeding on over 100 different species, but in much of this continent, life burns under the sun!

At night the hunters of Africa come out of their hiding places. They slept most of the time during the day to avoid the heat.