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Have a look at the animals that form groups to survive out in the wild, working together to combat the dangers of the wild lands.

Bears, owls, and tigers use their sharp claws to fight and catch prey, while baboons, wolves and woodchucks use their teeth as weapons.

Watch Einstein's defiance catch up with him when rivals from the Outsiders Pride make a play.

The plains of Sri Lanka are dominated by its extraordinary climate, one that every living thing must adapt to, by changing, migrating or making unlikely alliances.

Spring thaw heralds a time for new life and new opportunities after the icy winter.

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Kurt Greenwood is on a quest to seek out South Africa's 12 most deadly snakes and to educate and inspire people to see the value of these often misunderstood creatures.

Tigers in general are believed to be solitary hunters. But in the forests of Central India, a gang of females learned to hunt co-operatively, taking down large, dangerous prey.

As lockdown continues, the streets of Victoria Falls have become eerily deserted, and the gangs must now figure out new ways to survive in a dramatically changed world.

Arid and unforgiving, deserts push their inhabitants to the extreme. From the desert elephant to the shovel-snouted lizard, see how they survive.

Rivers are the lifeblood Africa's arid landscapes. But while they offer sustenance, the kings of the water take no prisoners here.

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Against all odds, an alpha male gorgonopsid fights to protect his family from predators and the deadly heat that surrounds them at every turn.

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Take a trip to Africa, where the law of the jungle prevails and allows curious minds to observe the lives of lions, crocodiles and cheetahs.

Drones, helicopters and balloons reveal spectacular views of Earth from above.

Experts examine the hazards of the Australian shoreline and the risks of deeper waters, while survivors share close encounters with dangerous marine predators.

The Apennine chamois are an ancient species, but today, they are under serious threat.