Woolly monkey Oriana's health check causes concern, the chimps have a bust-up and the guenon family try out a new tree in their enclosure. (S15, ep 9).

A video of a sick male marmoset results in an urgent rescue mission. It may be too late to save the male, but there's hope yet for a female at the same address. (S15, ep 10).

Fly Free: Vet Karina fights to save a koala mauled by dogs. Plus, rescue Chantel tries to pick up a peeved possum, while vet Meaghan bonds with a gaggle of goslings. (S1, ep 6).

The Southern Drylands: From superfast insects to a ghost-like fish found nowhere else on the planet, meet the Southern Dryland's most extraordinary inhabitants. (S1, ep 4).

Pirate Birds: The frigate bird likes to steal meals of food from smaller birds. The warthog enjoys a spa day, while the African elephant sends secret messages. (4 of 6).

Walking with a Pangolin: Embark on a busy day of releases and rescues, from pythons to birds to bushpigs. (S2, ep 3).

Snows of Kilimanjaro: Jean Du Plessis climbs Mount Kilimanjaro on a mission to see whether climate change is affecting snow on the top of Africa's highest free-standing peak. (S1, ep 4).

Woolly monkey Oriana's health check causes concern, the chimps have a bust-up and the guenon family try out a new tree in their enclosure. (S15, ep 9).

A video of a sick male marmoset results in an urgent rescue mission. It may be too late to save the male, but there's hope yet for a female at the same address. (S15, ep 10).

Fly Free: Vet Karina fights to save a koala mauled by dogs. Plus, rescue Chantel tries to pick up a peeved possum, while vet Meaghan bonds with a gaggle of goslings. (S1, ep 6).

The Southern Drylands: From superfast insects to a ghost-like fish found nowhere else on the planet, meet the Southern Dryland's most extraordinary inhabitants. (S1, ep 4).

Pirate Birds: The frigate bird likes to steal meals of food from smaller birds. The warthog enjoys a spa day, while the African elephant sends secret messages. (4 of 6).

Koalas live in the east and southeast parts of the continent. Learn how their lives and behaviours vary in these different regions. (S1, ep 1).

Snows of Kilimanjaro: Jean Du Plessis climbs Mount Kilimanjaro on a mission to see whether climate change is affecting snow on the top of Africa's highest free-standing peak. (S1, ep 4).

Woolly monkey Oriana's health check causes concern, the chimps have a bust-up and the guenon family try out a new tree in their enclosure. (S15, ep 9).

A video of a sick male marmoset results in an urgent rescue mission. It may be too late to save the male, but there's hope yet for a female at the same address. (S15, ep 10).

Turtles Legacy: The sea turtle is one of the oldest animals on Earth. But while they pre-date the dinosaurs, their place in today's world is sadly under threat. (S1, ep 5).

New & Exclusive. Join Liz Bonnin as she comes face-to-face with caribou, abseils down a cliff to study gyrfalcons and helps catch seals in Svalbard. (2 of 3).

Snows of Kilimanjaro: Jean Du Plessis climbs Mount Kilimanjaro on a mission to see whether climate change is affecting snow on the top of Africa's highest free-standing peak. (S1, ep 4).

Koalas live in the east and southeast parts of the continent. Learn how their lives and behaviours vary in these different regions. (S1, ep 1).

Walking with a Pangolin: Embark on a busy day of releases and rescues, from pythons to birds to bushpigs. (S2, ep 3).

The Mesoamerican Reef: Overfishing and tourism have landed much of this formerly pristine reef in jeopardy, putting its sharks and turtles in grave danger. (S1, ep 4).

Turtles Legacy: The sea turtle is one of the oldest animals on Earth. But while they pre-date the dinosaurs, their place in today's world is sadly under threat. (S1, ep 5).

New & Exclusive. Join Liz Bonnin as she comes face-to-face with caribou, abseils down a cliff to study gyrfalcons and helps catch seals in Svalbard. (2 of 3).

Fly Free: Vet Karina fights to save a koala mauled by dogs. Plus, rescue Chantel tries to pick up a peeved possum, while vet Meaghan bonds with a gaggle of goslings. (S1, ep 6).

The Southern Drylands: From superfast insects to a ghost-like fish found nowhere else on the planet, meet the Southern Dryland's most extraordinary inhabitants. (S1, ep 4).

Wild Seas: Only the most intrepid travel to Ninginganiq, a ferocious wilderness on the coast of Baffin Island. Here, giant bowhead whales gather in great numbers. (S1, ep 5).

Alison takes action to protect the park after learning that COVID-19 can also affect apes. Chimp Gypsy's condition worsens and a little woolly bonds with his dad. (S15, ep 11).

Alison and the team welcome a new female loris to the park, and there's another tiny new addition at the woolly monkey house. (S15, ep 12).

Start of Trauma Season: The ER team tends to a flood of patients as vet Phil stabilises an ailing joey. Meanwhile, senior vet Tim treats a scratched bandicoot. (S2, ep 1).

Etosha - The Great White Place: Once a great lake, Etosha dried up and now only fills up during the summer rains. This attracts a myriad of water birds including flamingos. (S1, ep 5).

Lion Daycare: Everyone helps with the upbringing of the little lion cubs in Kenya. Plus, a group of bees start a dance party. (5 of 6).

Tsiba New Mum: Cheer as a baby monkey finds a new mom, and return two serval cats to the wild. (S2, ep 4).

Cradle of Mankind: Safari guide Jean Du Plessis heads to Mahale Mountains National Park to get up close and personal with Tanzania's wild chimpanzees. (S1, ep 5).

Alison takes action to protect the park after learning that COVID-19 can also affect apes. Chimp Gypsy's condition worsens and a little woolly bonds with his dad. (S15, ep 11).

Alison and the team welcome a new female loris to the park, and there's another tiny new addition at the woolly monkey house. (S15, ep 12).

Start of Trauma Season: The ER team tends to a flood of patients as vet Phil stabilises an ailing joey. Meanwhile, senior vet Tim treats a scratched bandicoot. (S2, ep 1).

Etosha - The Great White Place: Once a great lake, Etosha dried up and now only fills up during the summer rains. This attracts a myriad of water birds including flamingos. (S1, ep 5).

Lion Daycare: Everyone helps with the upbringing of the little lion cubs in Kenya. Plus, a group of bees start a dance party. (5 of 6).

While Koalas may seem lazy, their behaviour drastically changes during mating season. As the season of love begins, follow two males on a mission to mate. (S1, ep 2).

Cradle of Mankind: Safari guide Jean Du Plessis heads to Mahale Mountains National Park to get up close and personal with Tanzania's wild chimpanzees. (S1, ep 5).

Alison takes action to protect the park after learning that COVID-19 can also affect apes. Chimp Gypsy's condition worsens and a little woolly bonds with his dad. (S15, ep 11).

Alison and the team welcome a new female loris to the park, and there's another tiny new addition at the woolly monkey house. (S15, ep 12).

As the summer ends, many of the animals at the Dunedin Wildlife Hospital have healed and it's now time for them to be released back into the wild. (S1, ep 5).

Livegivers: Learn how bees, butterflies, moths and other pollinators keep our fields fruitful and weigh what life would be like if these busy bugs vanished. (S1, ep 2).

Cradle of Mankind: Safari guide Jean Du Plessis heads to Mahale Mountains National Park to get up close and personal with Tanzania's wild chimpanzees. (S1, ep 5).

While Koalas may seem lazy, their behaviour drastically changes during mating season. As the season of love begins, follow two males on a mission to mate. (S1, ep 2).

Tsiba New Mum: Cheer as a baby monkey finds a new mom, and return two serval cats to the wild. (S2, ep 4).

Bahamas Exuma Cays: Explore the remote wonder of the Bahamas' first ocean park - a largely unexplored region made up of hundreds of tiny islands. (S1, ep 5).

As the summer ends, many of the animals at the Dunedin Wildlife Hospital have healed and it's now time for them to be released back into the wild. (S1, ep 5).

Livegivers: Learn how bees, butterflies, moths and other pollinators keep our fields fruitful and weigh what life would be like if these busy bugs vanished. (S1, ep 2).

Start of Trauma Season: The ER team tends to a flood of patients as vet Phil stabilises an ailing joey. Meanwhile, senior vet Tim treats a scratched bandicoot. (S2, ep 1).

Etosha - The Great White Place: Once a great lake, Etosha dried up and now only fills up during the summer rains. This attracts a myriad of water birds including flamingos. (S1, ep 5).

Land Of Extremes: The Arctic is locked in darkness for nearly seven months of the year, but when the sun comes up, the polar region sparkles into life. (S1, ep 1).

Devon Island - Land Of Ice: The world's largest uninhabited island, Devon Island is so remote that scientists chose it to simulate conditions on Mars. Only the toughest survive. (S1, ep 2).

New & Exclusive. A Wild Education: Say hello to baby orangutan Topan, an orphan in need of a surrogate mum, then meet 16-year-old Kasper as he busily prepares for graduation. (S1, ep 1).

New & Exclusive. Lean on Me: Love is in the air as junior-school buds Valentino, Yutris, and Madara's bromance blossoms and a distractible Beni leans into his love of food. (S1, ep 2).

New & Exclusive. Growing Pains: Buckle in for a roller coaster of emotions as the sanctuary's orangutans move toward their release into the wild and Beni goes on a diet. (S1, ep 3).

Namaqualand - The Desert Bloom: Parts of South Africa face a punishing ten-month drought, followed by a flurry of rain. It's a blessing for the resilient inhabitants. (S1, ep 4).

De Hoop - Place Of Hope: De Hoop Nature Park is helping to bring countless endangered species back from the brink of extinction, from the bontebok to the southern right whale. (S1, ep 5).

Kogelberg: The mountainous coast of South Africa's Western Cape is a botanical wonderland, where plants and animals live in an intricate, delicate harmony. (S1, ep 6).

Livegivers: Learn how bees, butterflies, moths and other pollinators keep our fields fruitful and weigh what life would be like if these busy bugs vanished. (S1, ep 2).

Stake out the Bay Family's lush territory, where matriarch Anna offers lavish feasts but faces internal dissent. (1 of 6).

Swim upriver with the Bay Family as Anna spends quality time with her grandpups, then visit a flooded mangrove before checking in on the Townies, whose resources are thinning. (2 of 6).

New & Exclusive. Meet five unique feline species making a comeback in the wild. Admire their courage and resilience as they try to thrive in a changing world. (1 of 2).

New & Exclusive. Meet five unique feline species making a comeback in the wild. Admire their courage and resilience as they try to thrive in a changing world. (2 of 2).

A look back at Sir David Attenborough's incredible life and career in broadcasting, including his youth as a fossil hunter and his pioneering use of technologies such as 3D and 4K.

The world's fastest predators can strike and kill in the blink of an eye. Now, with the help of modern high-speed cameras, witness these lightning-fast attacks in deadly detail. (1 of 2).

Jungle Love: Meet monkeys who like monogamy, a bird who rivals Casanova and a spider who'll risk his life for love. A look at how hard it is to find 'the one' in the jungle. (S1, ep 2).

As an abandoned seal pup navigates heavy storms and hungry predators, hares fight for females, brent geese prepare to fly to the high Arctic and more. (S1, ep 1).

While shell ducks forage and defend their home, young rabbits discover they're not safe and spoonbills fight over nests. (S1, ep 2).

The world's fastest predators can strike and kill in the blink of an eye. Now, with the help of modern high-speed cameras, witness these lightning-fast attacks in deadly detail. (1 of 2).

Jungle Love: Meet monkeys who like monogamy, a bird who rivals Casanova and a spider who'll risk his life for love. A look at how hard it is to find 'the one' in the jungle. (S1, ep 2).

Follow four families of four different species to find out why baboons are among the most successful animals in Africa.

Catch Me If You Can: Amanda tries to help a snared hyena. The team's plan to release a troop of monkeys is thwarted by last-minute surgery and some very crafty escape artists. (S1, ep 6).

How to Catch a Lizard: Dr Amanda goes on a baboon rescue mission. Dr Charlotte has a challenging pangolin surgery before chasing a treed rhino, baboons and a monitor lizard. (S2, ep 1).

An Island Home: Make a decision when a soon-to-be-released duiker gets an infection, then track a young lion with Dr Amanda before checking on an ailing bush baby. (S2, ep 2).

Delta Discoveries: The Mackenzie Delta is the second largest in North America. Here, strange and mysterious landforms tell a story of an ever-changing Arctic. (S1, ep 3).

Fall On The Tundra: Larger than California, Nunavik is a pristine wilderness of water, forest, and tundra. This astonishing land is also home to the Inuit of Northern Quebec. (S1, ep 4).

Wild Seas: Only the most intrepid travel to Ninginganiq, a ferocious wilderness on the coast of Baffin Island. Here, giant bowhead whales gather in great numbers. (S1, ep 5).

Tides of Sweewater: Discover the plight of chimpanzees that have survived the bushmeat trade to become captive animals. Meanwhile, Ol Pejeta works to reintroduce colobus monkeys. (S1, ep 5).

Village Raiders: Leopard problems are plaguing the community as hunger-ravaged predators roam dangerously close to nearby villages. The Ol Pej team work on a solution. (S1, ep 6).

Relentless Sun: A once-in-a-generation drought has sucked all the moisture from surrounding rivers, and the conservation team is struggling to keep up with the demand for water. (S1, ep 7).

Bush Camps: Eco-tourism is the financial backbone of Ol Pejeta and its operations. See how the park manages this service and its effects on the area. (S1, ep 8).

Follow four families of four different species to find out why baboons are among the most successful animals in Africa.

Mission Black Rhino: It's a critical time for two black rhinos in Zambia. Female Apson and bull Kango are part of a grand plan to save a species. (S3, ep 1).

Carnivore Rescue: Join vets and biologists in Zambia's Kafue National Park as they race against time to save and protect one of Africa's greatest apex predators. (S3, ep 2).

Join biologists as they try to decipher why North American loons are suddenly in danger. Will these beloved birds continue to compose summer's soundtrack, or will they go silent forever.

Family. Biologist Patrick Aryee starts his journey in Asia as he reveals the amazing stories of how each of the world's primate species came to be. (1 of 3).

Family. Biologist Patrick Aryee travels to Africa to find out how primates there became bigger, stronger and smarter than anywhere else on the planet. (2 of 3).

Family. Patrick Aryee examines the new world monkeys from Central and South America and their evolutionary journey dating back more than 40 million years. (3 of 3).

Eat or be Eaten: See why the terrifying praying mantis has the agility of a martial artist and an appetite for everything from flies to hummingbirds. (S1, ep 3).

They are beautiful, their behaviour is as complex as mammals and they have existed since the dinosaurs. David Attenborough uncovers the life of dragonflies and damselflies.

Arrival: Sir David Attenborough goes in search of the very first animals to inhabit our planet - a journey that begins in a forest near his childhood home in Leicester. (1 of 2).

Conquest: Sir David Attenborough explores the beautiful landscapes of Canada's Rocky Mountains, where fossils document an explosion in animal diversity. (2 of 2).

A period of calm weather dries out the Wadden Sea area. But a devastating storm is coming, and fierce sandstorms threaten to bury spoon chicks alive on the beach. (S1, ep 3).

In this final episode, migratory birds arrive in search of berries, little swans arrive in the sweetest part of the Wadden area and starlings fly in beautiful formations. (S1, ep 4).

Eat or be Eaten: See why the terrifying praying mantis has the agility of a martial artist and an appetite for everything from flies to hummingbirds. (S1, ep 3).

Namaqualand - The Desert Bloom: Parts of South Africa face a punishing ten-month drought, followed by a flurry of rain. It's a blessing for the resilient inhabitants. (S1, ep 4).

De Hoop - Place Of Hope: De Hoop Nature Park is helping to bring countless endangered species back from the brink of extinction, from the bontebok to the southern right whale. (S1, ep 5).

Kogelberg: The mountainous coast of South Africa's Western Cape is a botanical wonderland, where plants and animals live in an intricate, delicate harmony. (S1, ep 6).

Walking with a Pangolin: Embark on a busy day of releases and rescues, from pythons to birds to bushpigs. (S2, ep 3).

Tsiba New Mum: Cheer as a baby monkey finds a new mom, and return two serval cats to the wild. (S2, ep 4).

Rhythm Of The Bay: Once considered barren wastelands, scientists now realise the importance of bogs such as the enormous Hudson Bay lowlands in protecting our environment. (S2, ep 1).

As Alison collects a female marmoset whose owner has died, the squirrel monkeys try a new puzzle and Xingu's baby ventures outside for the first time. (S15, ep 13).

Capuchin Matty needs a visit from the vet after fighting leader Erico for the top spot, and the birth of a baby woolly monkey is captured on camera. (S15, ep 14).

Operation Pelican: Rescuer Jo sets out to scoop up a pelican who's swallowed a fish hook as Sam frees a bat tangled in a fence. Vet Tim aids a surly koala with an eye infection. (S2, ep 2).

The Linear Oasis: Discover a rich world of plants and animals along the course of South Africa's Orange river, from its origins to where it spills out into the Atlantic Ocean. (S1, ep 6).

Shark Dentist: A fish cleans a shark's pearly white teeth, two giraffes have a cuddle and a monkey shows off his toolbox. (6 of 6).

A Pangolin's Plight: Experience a heartbreaking loss, an inspiring release, and two big relocations. (S2, ep 5).

Animal Allure: Take a look at how countless strategies to reproduce have evolved. From lothario lions to sneaky baboons, the fight for a mate can be both deadly and beautiful. (S1, ep 1).

As Alison collects a female marmoset whose owner has died, the squirrel monkeys try a new puzzle and Xingu's baby ventures outside for the first time. (S15, ep 13).

Capuchin Matty needs a visit from the vet after fighting leader Erico for the top spot, and the birth of a baby woolly monkey is captured on camera. (S15, ep 14).

Operation Pelican: Rescuer Jo sets out to scoop up a pelican who's swallowed a fish hook as Sam frees a bat tangled in a fence. Vet Tim aids a surly koala with an eye infection. (S2, ep 2).

The Linear Oasis: Discover a rich world of plants and animals along the course of South Africa's Orange river, from its origins to where it spills out into the Atlantic Ocean. (S1, ep 6).

Shark Dentist: A fish cleans a shark's pearly white teeth, two giraffes have a cuddle and a monkey shows off his toolbox. (6 of 6).

Tropical: Circle the equator for a look at the diverse species that dwell in tropical forests, such as sloths, lemurs and elephants, and uncover the region's dark side. (1 of 6).

Animal Allure: Take a look at how countless strategies to reproduce have evolved. From lothario lions to sneaky baboons, the fight for a mate can be both deadly and beautiful. (S1, ep 1).

As Alison collects a female marmoset whose owner has died, the squirrel monkeys try a new puzzle and Xingu's baby ventures outside for the first time. (S15, ep 13).

Capuchin Matty needs a visit from the vet after fighting leader Erico for the top spot, and the birth of a baby woolly monkey is captured on camera. (S15, ep 14).

Lion: Journey to Okavango Delta as the Matata Pride battle wildfires and flooding in a fight to keep their cubs alive. (3 of 5).

New & Exclusive. Back with the Packs: Roam with the pups of the Manzi and Kakumbi packs in South Luangwa, Zambia. Snowy faces a hyena before Weka must search for her offspring. (S1, ep 1).

New & Exclusive. Hunting with the Manzi: Run into a lion-hyena showdown with Julz and join Henry on a house call to the Kakumbi den, where a pup has gone AWOL. (S1, ep 2).

Animal Allure: Take a look at how countless strategies to reproduce have evolved. From lothario lions to sneaky baboons, the fight for a mate can be both deadly and beautiful. (S1, ep 1).

Tropical: Circle the equator for a look at the diverse species that dwell in tropical forests, such as sloths, lemurs and elephants, and uncover the region's dark side. (1 of 6).

A Pangolin's Plight: Experience a heartbreaking loss, an inspiring release, and two big relocations. (S2, ep 5).

Africa's Big Cats: South Africa's Kruger National Park is one of the continent's largest game reserves, and the abundance of wildlife is perfect for big cats. (S1, ep 1).

Lion: Journey to Okavango Delta as the Matata Pride battle wildfires and flooding in a fight to keep their cubs alive. (3 of 5).

New & Exclusive. Back with the Packs: Roam with the pups of the Manzi and Kakumbi packs in South Luangwa, Zambia. Snowy faces a hyena before Weka must search for her offspring. (S1, ep 1).

New & Exclusive. Hunting with the Manzi: Run into a lion-hyena showdown with Julz and join Henry on a house call to the Kakumbi den, where a pup has gone AWOL. (S1, ep 2).

Operation Pelican: Rescuer Jo sets out to scoop up a pelican who's swallowed a fish hook as Sam frees a bat tangled in a fence. Vet Tim aids a surly koala with an eye infection. (S2, ep 2).

The Linear Oasis: Discover a rich world of plants and animals along the course of South Africa's Orange river, from its origins to where it spills out into the Atlantic Ocean. (S1, ep 6).

Yukon Wild: The vast Yukon is famous for its winding river. In it, thousands of salmon make the perilous trip to reach their spawning beds, dodging predators along the way. (S2, ep 2).

There's big news for one of the chimp groups, and rescued marmoset Jangles summons up the courage to join her new mate Reggie in the outside enclosure. (S15, ep 15).

Vet Nic Masters uses high tech diagnostic equipment to examine health issues in some of the park's smaller primates, including capuchin Louis and patas monkey Penelope. (S15, ep 16).

Gutsy Koala: Bec patches up a bitten koala as new vets Ruby and Kerryn soothe a pack of itchy possums. Then, watch rescue officer Dani free a pair of trapped kookaburras. (S2, ep 3).

Sweeping Shores: Sometimes water and sometimes land, the African intertidal zone is home to a unique universe of plants and creatures. How do they adapt to such sudden changes? (S1, ep 1).

Lady Elliot Island: The crown jewel of the Great Barrier Reef, Lady Elliot Island is a mesmerising swirl of colour and life - both above and below the water. (S1, ep 1).

Crocodile Capers: Manage unrest among the centre's primates and say goodbye to a rehabilitated crocodile. (S2, ep 6).

Animal Appetites: It's dry season in the Luangwa Valley. For herbivores, food is hard to come by, but one animal's misfortune can be another's good luck. (S1, ep 2).

There's big news for one of the chimp groups, and rescued marmoset Jangles summons up the courage to join her new mate Reggie in the outside enclosure. (S15, ep 15).

Vet Nic Masters uses high tech diagnostic equipment to examine health issues in some of the park's smaller primates, including capuchin Louis and patas monkey Penelope. (S15, ep 16).

Gutsy Koala: Bec patches up a bitten koala as new vets Ruby and Kerryn soothe a pack of itchy possums. Then, watch rescue officer Dani free a pair of trapped kookaburras. (S2, ep 3).

Sweeping Shores: Sometimes water and sometimes land, the African intertidal zone is home to a unique universe of plants and creatures. How do they adapt to such sudden changes? (S1, ep 1).

Lady Elliot Island: The crown jewel of the Great Barrier Reef, Lady Elliot Island is a mesmerising swirl of colour and life - both above and below the water. (S1, ep 1).

Watch the seasons wax and wane and learn how trees and animals help one another survive. (2 of 6).

Animal Appetites: It's dry season in the Luangwa Valley. For herbivores, food is hard to come by, but one animal's misfortune can be another's good luck. (S1, ep 2).

There's big news for one of the chimp groups, and rescued marmoset Jangles summons up the courage to join her new mate Reggie in the outside enclosure. (S15, ep 15).

Vet Nic Masters uses high tech diagnostic equipment to examine health issues in some of the park's smaller primates, including capuchin Louis and patas monkey Penelope. (S15, ep 16).

Invasion: Many non-native species have staked a claim along the coast, but at White Point Beach Resort in Liverpool, Nova Scotia, bunnies have hopped in for an extended holiday. (S1, ep 11).

Seasons: Travel through time and space to see what one whole year - and four seasons - looks like for the wildest animals of Canada's east coast. (S1, ep 12).

Eat or be Eaten: See why the terrifying praying mantis has the agility of a martial artist and an appetite for everything from flies to hummingbirds. (S1, ep 3).

Animal Appetites: It's dry season in the Luangwa Valley. For herbivores, food is hard to come by, but one animal's misfortune can be another's good luck. (S1, ep 2).

Watch the seasons wax and wane and learn how trees and animals help one another survive. (2 of 6).

Crocodile Capers: Manage unrest among the centre's primates and say goodbye to a rehabilitated crocodile. (S2, ep 6).

The Big 5: Savannah life isn't easy, even for the mighty 'Big Five' - the lion, African elephant, leopard, buffalo and rhino. See how their adaptations help them in daily life. (S1, ep 2).

Invasion: Many non-native species have staked a claim along the coast, but at White Point Beach Resort in Liverpool, Nova Scotia, bunnies have hopped in for an extended holiday. (S1, ep 11).

Seasons: Travel through time and space to see what one whole year - and four seasons - looks like for the wildest animals of Canada's east coast. (S1, ep 12).

Eat or be Eaten: See why the terrifying praying mantis has the agility of a martial artist and an appetite for everything from flies to hummingbirds. (S1, ep 3).

Gutsy Koala: Bec patches up a bitten koala as new vets Ruby and Kerryn soothe a pack of itchy possums. Then, watch rescue officer Dani free a pair of trapped kookaburras. (S2, ep 3).

Sweeping Shores: Sometimes water and sometimes land, the African intertidal zone is home to a unique universe of plants and creatures. How do they adapt to such sudden changes? (S1, ep 1).

Waiting For Winter: Winter has arrived at the lower Western shore of Hudson Bay, where polar bears reside. However, the ice that normally forms there is nowhere to be seen. (S2, ep 3).

The primate care staff move more than thirty capuchins in a day, the chimps react to a fallen tree and the guenons finally get to try out their revamped home. (S15, ep 17).

Chimp Bryan has a trip to the dentist to remove a rotten molar, and Lee Butler returns to Vietnam to assess repairs needed at Monkey World's sister sanctuary. (S15, ep 18).

Brisbane Raid: Watch rescue officers Jo and Chantelle free a tangled-up ibis and vet Mel care for a baby koala that took a swan dive. (S2, ep 4).

Sanctuary Of The Indian Ocean: On Africa's east coast, the warm Agulhas has a distinctive landscape, made up of everything from mangroves swamps to colourful coral reefs. (S1, ep 2).

Kangaroo Island: Hidden off the southern coast of Australia, Kangaroo Island is an ocean fortress cut off by wild seas, and battered by brutal Southern Ocean winds. (S1, ep 2).

Summer Cubs: Welcome spring on the Gomoti River, where cheetah mum Phefo and lion mum Tshaba teach their cubs survival skills and keep them out of the jaws of the big male cats. (1 of 2).

Animal Architects: Zambia's Luangwa Valley may seem ageless and permanent but in reality it's in constant flux, influenced by the myriad of animals that call it home. (S1, ep 3).

The primate care staff move more than thirty capuchins in a day, the chimps react to a fallen tree and the guenons finally get to try out their revamped home. (S15, ep 17).

Chimp Bryan has a trip to the dentist to remove a rotten molar, and Lee Butler returns to Vietnam to assess repairs needed at Monkey World's sister sanctuary. (S15, ep 18).

Brisbane Raid: Watch rescue officers Jo and Chantelle free a tangled-up ibis and vet Mel care for a baby koala that took a swan dive. (S2, ep 4).

Sanctuary Of The Indian Ocean: On Africa's east coast, the warm Agulhas has a distinctive landscape, made up of everything from mangroves swamps to colourful coral reefs. (S1, ep 2).

Kangaroo Island: Hidden off the southern coast of Australia, Kangaroo Island is an ocean fortress cut off by wild seas, and battered by brutal Southern Ocean winds. (S1, ep 2).

Wade into wetlands, including an underwater forest that protects young fur seals and a mangrove sanctuary for aquatic misfits, and meet some real-life swamp monsters. (3 of 6).

Animal Architects: Zambia's Luangwa Valley may seem ageless and permanent but in reality it's in constant flux, influenced by the myriad of animals that call it home. (S1, ep 3).

The primate care staff move more than thirty capuchins in a day, the chimps react to a fallen tree and the guenons finally get to try out their revamped home. (S15, ep 17).

Chimp Bryan has a trip to the dentist to remove a rotten molar, and Lee Butler returns to Vietnam to assess repairs needed at Monkey World's sister sanctuary. (S15, ep 18).

In this documentary, explore the Canary Islands' astonishing ecosystems, where new opportunities arose for species when rocks engulfed by flames emerged from the ocean.

New & Exclusive. Millions of monarch butterflies converge in the forests of Mexico. The Arctic skies blaze with the aurora borealis as Earth completes its annual cycle. (6 of 6).

Animal Architects: Zambia's Luangwa Valley may seem ageless and permanent but in reality it's in constant flux, influenced by the myriad of animals that call it home. (S1, ep 3).

Wade into wetlands, including an underwater forest that protects young fur seals and a mangrove sanctuary for aquatic misfits, and meet some real-life swamp monsters. (3 of 6).

Summer Cubs: Welcome spring on the Gomoti River, where cheetah mum Phefo and lion mum Tshaba teach their cubs survival skills and keep them out of the jaws of the big male cats. (1 of 2).

Dung Beetles - Nature's Recycler: There are more species of beetle worldwide than any other animal, and few play a role as important in the ecosystem as the humble dung beetle. (S1, ep 3).

In this documentary, explore the Canary Islands' astonishing ecosystems, where new opportunities arose for species when rocks engulfed by flames emerged from the ocean.

New & Exclusive. Millions of monarch butterflies converge in the forests of Mexico. The Arctic skies blaze with the aurora borealis as Earth completes its annual cycle. (6 of 6).

Brisbane Raid: Watch rescue officers Jo and Chantelle free a tangled-up ibis and vet Mel care for a baby koala that took a swan dive. (S2, ep 4).

Sanctuary Of The Indian Ocean: On Africa's east coast, the warm Agulhas has a distinctive landscape, made up of everything from mangroves swamps to colourful coral reefs. (S1, ep 2).

Haven Of Giants: It's the end of the dry season at the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, and rangers now face the challenge of keeping elephants away from the local villages. (S1, ep 1).

Alison and Jeremy travel to Argentina to meet two chimps as they prepare to bring them back to Dorset. The team attempt to sort out the macaques' hierarchy problems. (S15, ep 19).

Alison and Jeremy prepare to fly Sasha and Kangoo from Argentina to Dorset, which means crating and loading them in the middle of the night. (S15, ep 20).

Duckling Dramas: Deal with duelling ducking roundups and find out if vet Karina must call in specialists to treat a koala's leg. Two baby echidnas suffer from stomach issues. (S2, ep 5).

Golden Forest: The story of the stunning Golden Forest, the vast expanses of vital kelp that lines Africa's southwestern shore, and feed four distinct worlds. (S1, ep 3).

Christmas Island: Hundreds of miles northwest of Australia's mainland, Christmas Island rises sublimely out of the Indian Ocean, providing the stage for extraordinary migrations. (S1, ep 3).

Surviving the Flood: Track Molelo's pride, who are exhausted when the winter floods arrive, and witness a scary encounter that gives leopard mum Sephiri a decision to make. (2 of 2).

Patrick Aryee comes within a whisker of some of Earth's most majestic predators on a stunning journey through the feline family tree. (1 of 2).

Alison and Jeremy travel to Argentina to meet two chimps as they prepare to bring them back to Dorset. The team attempt to sort out the macaques' hierarchy problems. (S15, ep 19).

Alison and Jeremy prepare to fly Sasha and Kangoo from Argentina to Dorset, which means crating and loading them in the middle of the night. (S15, ep 20).

Duckling Dramas: Deal with duelling ducking roundups and find out if vet Karina must call in specialists to treat a koala's leg. Two baby echidnas suffer from stomach issues. (S2, ep 5).

Golden Forest: The story of the stunning Golden Forest, the vast expanses of vital kelp that lines Africa's southwestern shore, and feed four distinct worlds. (S1, ep 3).

Christmas Island: Hundreds of miles northwest of Australia's mainland, Christmas Island rises sublimely out of the Indian Ocean, providing the stage for extraordinary migrations. (S1, ep 3).

Climb into a realm of thin air and towering rock and watch mythical monkeys do battle, an aromatic tree bring together blossom, possum enjoy a moonlit tryst and more. (4 of 6).

Patrick Aryee comes within a whisker of some of Earth's most majestic predators on a stunning journey through the feline family tree. (1 of 2).

Alison and Jeremy travel to Argentina to meet two chimps as they prepare to bring them back to Dorset. The team attempt to sort out the macaques' hierarchy problems. (S15, ep 19).

Alison and Jeremy prepare to fly Sasha and Kangoo from Argentina to Dorset, which means crating and loading them in the middle of the night. (S15, ep 20).

Humpback - Birth of a Giant: As a newborn whale draws its first breath, its preparation begins for one of the longest migrations on the planet. (1 of 3).

New & Exclusive. Join Liz Bonnin as she discovers how plastic pollution is affecting seabirds, encounters a bison and learns how climate change is impacting bears and beavers. (3 of 3).

Patrick Aryee comes within a whisker of some of Earth's most majestic predators on a stunning journey through the feline family tree. (1 of 2).

Climb into a realm of thin air and towering rock and watch mythical monkeys do battle, an aromatic tree bring together blossom, possum enjoy a moonlit tryst and more. (4 of 6).

Surviving the Flood: Track Molelo's pride, who are exhausted when the winter floods arrive, and witness a scary encounter that gives leopard mum Sephiri a decision to make. (2 of 2).

Meet The Meerkats: Meerkats may be small and vulnerable, but what they lack in size, they make up for in tenacity. Together, they're a true force to be reckoned with. (S1, ep 4).

Humpback - Birth of a Giant: As a newborn whale draws its first breath, its preparation begins for one of the longest migrations on the planet. (1 of 3).

New & Exclusive. Join Liz Bonnin as she discovers how plastic pollution is affecting seabirds, encounters a bison and learns how climate change is impacting bears and beavers. (3 of 3).

Duckling Dramas: Deal with duelling ducking roundups and find out if vet Karina must call in specialists to treat a koala's leg. Two baby echidnas suffer from stomach issues. (S2, ep 5).

Golden Forest: The story of the stunning Golden Forest, the vast expanses of vital kelp that lines Africa's southwestern shore, and feed four distinct worlds. (S1, ep 3).

Ivory Wars: Elephants and rhinos are two of Africa's most iconic species, but they are under major threat from poachers. See how Kenya's government is fighting back. (S1, ep 2).

Dr Alison Cronin and animal manager Jeremy return from Argentina with Sasha and Kangoo, two chimpanzees are given a new home at the park and Tuan's orangutans receive a treat. (S16, ep 1).

There's comings and goings at the park as a marmoset family head to a new home. Meanwhile, Tya returns looking for love and the Barn Woollies welcome Baby Xenia to the group. (S16, ep 2).

Into the Sunset: Contend with a flood of abandoned koala joeys while vet nurse Nick goes on a hunt for natural remedies to treat a wallaby's gut ailment. (S2, ep 6).

Algoa Bay - The Last Refuge Of The African Penguin: Southern African penguins are struggling, but the iconic species has found a stronghold on two islands in Algoa Bay. (S1, ep 4).

Fraser Island: The largest sand island on Earth, Fraser Island nurses a huge variety of wildlife on its unforgiving terrain, including dingoes, wallabies and sea eagles. (S1, ep 4).

New & Exclusive. March to the steady drumbeat of a unique avian family and learn why the world's 239 woodpecker species are nature's best lumberjacks.

Patrick Aryee witnesses gravity-defying 'catrobatics', tests a cheetah's speed and explores the odd-looking Pallas's cat. (2 of 2).

Dr Alison Cronin and animal manager Jeremy return from Argentina with Sasha and Kangoo, two chimpanzees are given a new home at the park and Tuan's orangutans receive a treat. (S16, ep 1).

There's comings and goings at the park as a marmoset family head to a new home. Meanwhile, Tya returns looking for love and the Barn Woollies welcome Baby Xenia to the group. (S16, ep 2).

Into the Sunset: Contend with a flood of abandoned koala joeys while vet nurse Nick goes on a hunt for natural remedies to treat a wallaby's gut ailment. (S2, ep 6).

Algoa Bay - The Last Refuge Of The African Penguin: Southern African penguins are struggling, but the iconic species has found a stronghold on two islands in Algoa Bay. (S1, ep 4).

Fraser Island: The largest sand island on Earth, Fraser Island nurses a huge variety of wildlife on its unforgiving terrain, including dingoes, wallabies and sea eagles. (S1, ep 4).

Step inside the boreal forests of the Arctic and witness a secret reindeer superpower, navigate a rodent labyrinth and learn why moose are gourmets at heart. (5 of 6).

Patrick Aryee witnesses gravity-defying 'catrobatics', tests a cheetah's speed and explores the odd-looking Pallas's cat. (2 of 2).

Dr Alison Cronin and animal manager Jeremy return from Argentina with Sasha and Kangoo, two chimpanzees are given a new home at the park and Tuan's orangutans receive a treat. (S16, ep 1).

There's comings and goings at the park as a marmoset family head to a new home. Meanwhile, Tya returns looking for love and the Barn Woollies welcome Baby Xenia to the group. (S16, ep 2).

New & Exclusive. Bison: Join Patrick in the Great Plains of North America, as he explores the intricate web that connects grasses and dung beetles to bison and the grizzly bear. (S1, ep 1).

Eat or be Eaten: See why the terrifying praying mantis has the agility of a martial artist and an appetite for everything from flies to hummingbirds. (S1, ep 3).

Patrick Aryee witnesses gravity-defying 'catrobatics', tests a cheetah's speed and explores the odd-looking Pallas's cat. (2 of 2).