Sail to Mozambique's coast for an incredible look at its warm waters and sun-soaked islands.

Earth's largest tropical wetland, the Pantanal is home to hundreds of species of mammals, fish and birds. However, it is an unforgiving place to live.

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.

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

Set in Dorset's Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre, this documentary series follows the day-to-day dramas of looking after over 240 primates.

Set in Dorset's Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre, this documentary series follows the day-to-day dramas of looking after over 240 primates.

Filmed on the sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia over a period of five months, Sir David Attenborough's immersive documentary explores the extraordinary lives of king penguins.

Conflict: Sir David Attenborough explores the macroscopic world of bugs and, in this first episode, finds out how its residents outwit their enemies to survive.

Predator: It's a bug-eat-bug world out there, and the documentary continues with a look at how the various critters defuse the defences of their prey.

Courtship: Dating is just as tricky a business in the insect world, and Sir David Attenborough finds out how certain bugs choose and then woo their partners.

Guided by the Moon: Across land, sea and sky, animals follow the Moon's hidden forces to navigate epic journeys across the planet.

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.

The world's largest uninhabited island, Devon Island is so remote that scientists chose it to simulate conditions on Mars. Only the toughest survive.

New & Exclusive. Join Liz Bonnin as she comes face-to-face with polar bears, bowhead whales, and wolves.

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.

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.

Filmed on the sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia over a period of five months, Sir David Attenborough's immersive documentary explores the extraordinary lives of king penguins.

Conflict: Sir David Attenborough explores the macroscopic world of bugs and, in this first episode, finds out how its residents outwit their enemies to survive.

Predator: It's a bug-eat-bug world out there, and the documentary continues with a look at how the various critters defuse the defences of their prey.

Courtship: Dating is just as tricky a business in the insect world, and Sir David Attenborough finds out how certain bugs choose and then woo their partners.

The Mackenzie Delta is the second largest in North America. Here, strange and mysterious landforms tell a story of an ever-changing Arctic.

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.

Only the most intrepid travel to Ninginganiq, a ferocious wilderness on the coast of Baffin Island. Here, giant bowhead whales gather in great numbers.

North of the Arctic Circle, the sun hardly sets in summer. Food is abundant, but animals and plants alike face great challenges such as sleep deprivation, pests and predators.

In winter, cold and darkness dominate the Arctic Circle, but nature copes astonishingly well. Discover how plants and animals survive these brutal conditions.

On the shores of Canada's Hudson Bay, a community of polar bears are battling to survive.

Once considered barren wastelands, scientists now realise the importance of bogs such as the enormous Hudson Bay lowlands in protecting our environment.

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.

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.

Set in Dorset's Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre, this documentary series follows the day-to-day dramas of looking after over 240 primates.

Set in Dorset's Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre, this documentary series follows the day-to-day dramas of looking after over 240 primates.

Set in Dorset's Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre, this documentary series follows the day-to-day dramas of looking after over 240 primates.

Set in Dorset's Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre, this documentary series follows the day-to-day dramas of looking after over 240 primates.

Set in Dorset's Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre, this documentary series follows the day-to-day dramas of looking after over 240 primates.

Set in Dorset's Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre, this documentary series follows the day-to-day dramas of looking after over 240 primates.

In his eighties, David Attenborough embarked on a seven-year journey. From the stunning Great Barrier Reef to the rainforests of Borneo, follow his voyage across the globe.

In his eighties, David Attenborough embarked on a seven-year journey. From the Great Barrier Reef to the jungles of Borneo, follow his voyage across the globe.

The Rise of Nature. David Attenborough explores the rise of life on our planet, from the explosion of first life on seabeds hundreds of millions of years ago to life today.

The inspirational story of family who left the Sydney suburbs to transform a derelict farm and former hunting ranch in South Africa into a sanctuary for local wildlife.

A brotherhood of cheetahs rule the Serengeti, until a raging bushfire changes everything. Season premiere.

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.

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.

New & Exclusive. The Missing Manzi: Join Julz tracking the Kakuli pack and a Manzi faction that has broken away. Before a happy Manzi reunion, witness the Kakumbi making a kill.

Trace dazzling waterways all over the world, from volcanic rivers in Russia's far east to geothermal streams in Florida.

The next stage of lemur introductions keeps the primate care staff on their toes, while gibbons Kim and Tien head back to their familiar stomping ground.

In Dao Tien a group of misbehaving doucs need to be relocated and female golden-cheeked gibbon Tungs release is hampered by the weather.

Concerns for chimp Jestah who has a lump on his jaw. Lemurs Fennel and Ben trial life with the guenons but youngster Biff proves a bit full on.

In his eighties, David Attenborough embarked on a seven-year journey. From the stunning Great Barrier Reef to the rainforests of Borneo, follow his voyage across the globe.

In his eighties, David Attenborough embarked on a seven-year journey. From the Great Barrier Reef to the jungles of Borneo, follow his voyage across the globe.

The Rise of Nature. David Attenborough explores the rise of life on our planet, from the explosion of first life on seabeds hundreds of millions of years ago to life today.

Young gladiators earn their stripes in dense tropical forests. Stand back as a poison dart frog launches a toxic barrage and observe a jaguar-caiman turf war.

Trace dazzling waterways all over the world, from volcanic rivers in Russia's far east to geothermal streams in Florida.

The next stage of lemur introductions keeps the primate care staff on their toes, while gibbons Kim and Tien head back to their familiar stomping ground.

In Dao Tien a group of misbehaving doucs need to be relocated and female golden-cheeked gibbon Tungs release is hampered by the weather.

Concerns for chimp Jestah who has a lump on his jaw. Lemurs Fennel and Ben trial life with the guenons but youngster Biff proves a bit full on.

New & Exclusive. Kakumbi Are Vulnerable: Julz and Henry track the Kakumbi pups, who face off with a razor-tusked warthog. Meet the prides pushing the Manzi from their territory.

New & Exclusive. Tragedy Strikes Kakumbi: Join Julz on a lion-collaring mission, go fishing with scout Simon and witness a heartbreaking vigil for a badly injured Kakumbi pup.

New & Exclusive. Manzi the Superpack: Rejoin the Kakumbi, who are mourning the loss of two pups, before entering a standoff between a leopard and an angry elephant herd.

Journey to Okavango Delta as the Matata Pride battle wildfires and flooding in a fight to keep their cubs alive.

In Southern Africa, the spring starts in September and the natural world stirs into life. As the days get longer, animals make an effort to reproduce.

The African summer is a season of extremes, putting its wildlife's survival instincts to the ultimate test as they search for food and water.

The autumn season brings fresh opportunities for creatures including seals, chameleons and monkeys. Plus, rare creatures begin to reveal themselves.

Set in Dorset's Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre, this documentary series follows the day-to-day dramas of looking after over 240 primates.

Set in Dorset's Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre, this documentary series follows the day-to-day dramas of looking after over 240 primates.

Set in Dorset's Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre, this documentary series follows the day-to-day dramas of looking after over 240 primates.

Set in Dorset's Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre, this documentary series follows the day-to-day dramas of looking after over 240 primates.

Set in Dorset's Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre, this documentary series follows the day-to-day dramas of looking after over 240 primates.

Set in Dorset's Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre, this documentary series follows the day-to-day dramas of looking after over 240 primates.

Sir David Attenborough travels to the Galapagos, charting the archipelago's explosive rise from the ocean millions of years ago and looking at its unique wildlife.

David Attenborough stumbles upon species found nowhere else in the world that show how life has to quickly adapt to the islands' ever-changing landscapes.

David Attenborough explores the unusual species that inhabit the unique islands of Galapagos, including giant tortoise Lonesome George.

Explore the shores of the Northern Territory and the abundant waters of the Great Barrier Reef, facing flooded roads, hungry saltwater crocs and killer jellyfish.

Say goodbye to the tropics and dip into cool southern-coast waters, coming face to face with majestic grey nurse sharks, shape-shifting cuttlefish and huge blue whales.

The trip's final lap visits the land where Australia's desert meets the hostile Indian Ocean. Confront the challenges of survival as Lizzie dives with tiger sharks and manta rays.

Watch Adele and Mick go up against an eastern brown, the second deadliest snake in the world, while Stu and Liv tangle with a carpet python.

Launch into spring's snake surge with Liv and Stu, who intercept two male brown snakes duelling for mating rights at a construction site.

Follow the lives of flightless, flippered friends Harry and Sally - two little penguins with an eventful family life.

Explore the topsy-turvy world of emus, in which females call the shots, eggs are green and men do all the work when it comes to raising the young.

David Attenborough descends beneath the waves and meets some of the tiny coral animals that helped build the Reef and make it an underwater wonderland.

Sir David Attenborough continues exploring the Great Barrier Reef, and discovers the animals that visit every year - some travelling thousands of miles.

In this concluding episode, Sir David Attenborough tries to understand what the next few decades may hold in store for the Reef.

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.

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.

Hundreds of miles northwest of Australia's mainland, Christmas Island rises sublimely out of the Indian Ocean, providing the stage for extraordinary migrations.

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

Collisions: Observe the natural and human forces that have shaped this area and discover a million-year-old fossil reef, a gargantuan fish and a ray that packs quite a punch.

Connections: Frolic with whales, float through seaweed islands and map out the ecological links, migratory pathways and interspecies bonds that conserve Ningaloo's biodiversity.

Choices: Discover how Ningaloo's conservation miracle could give us the tools we need to pull the planet back from the brink of climatic destruction.

Koalas live in the east and southeast parts of the continent. Learn how their lives and behaviours vary in these different regions.

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.

Set in Dorset's Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre, this documentary series follows the day-to-day dramas of looking after over 240 primates.

Set in Dorset's Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre, this documentary series follows the day-to-day dramas of looking after over 240 primates.

Set in Dorset's Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre, this documentary series follows the day-to-day dramas of looking after over 240 primates.

Set in Dorset's Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre, this documentary series follows the day-to-day dramas of looking after over 240 primates.

Set in Dorset's Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre, this documentary series follows the day-to-day dramas of looking after over 240 primates.

Set in Dorset's Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre, this documentary series follows the day-to-day dramas of looking after over 240 primates.

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.

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

Reproduction: Sir David Attenborough reveals how different bugs usher in the next generation, including the butterfly and harvestman spider.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

Reproduction: Sir David Attenborough reveals how different bugs usher in the next generation, including the butterfly and harvestman spider.

The inspirational story of family who left the Sydney suburbs to transform a derelict farm and former hunting ranch in South Africa into a sanctuary for local wildlife.

Meet the MK pride as they defend the territory they've held for years from the all-male Nomad pride and the all-female Hollywood pride. Season premiere.

In the Luangwa Valley the Hollywood pride is teetering on disaster. An attack by the invading Nomads has left matriarch Ava gravely injured.

The Nomads, a rampaging group of four young male lions, are looking for a pride to take over.

Follow the stories of the cheetah, the snow leopard and the jaguar, and learn how they survived extinction and evolved into the creatures we know today.

Go back in time and discover how lions conquered the world and how the tiger became the real King of the Jungle.

Discover the stories of the puma and the leopard. Investigate how they survived the Ice Age, and how they evolved into the fierce predators they are today.

Journey to Okavango Delta as the Matata Pride battle wildfires and flooding in a fight to keep their cubs alive.

In the mountains of Patagonia, a mother puma has six months to teach her cubs how to survive in a competitive world.

As Alison offers a tiny marmoset a home and a family, the Hananya's chimps do a workout and the two new capuchins meet dominant female Phoenix. Series premiere.

Pregnant woolly monkey Oriana faces down death as she is rushed to the operating table, and baby marmoset TikTok meets his potential foster dad.

Capuchin Louis makes the most out of being let outside for the first time - playing a game of hide and sneak with Donna. Slow loris Bruce gets botox.

Alison receives footage of a pet Tamarin monkey in need of a home, Bruce the loris gets a check-up and golden-cheeked gibbons Kim and Tien get cosy.

sunflower stalks.

A health check for newly rescued tamarin Red raises alarm, newcomer capuchin Matty squares up to dominant male Erico and the chimps get a tasty treat.

Follow great grey owls, kangaroo rats and more as they use sound to hunt and survive.

From melodic songs to strange hums, discover the sounds that gibbons, lyrebirds and more use to find a mate.

Follow baby animals as they learn to communicate to survive, using sound to call for help in their early days.

David Attenborough descends beneath the waves and meets some of the tiny coral animals that helped build the Reef and make it an underwater wonderland.

Sir David Attenborough continues exploring the Great Barrier Reef, and discovers the animals that visit every year - some travelling thousands of miles.

In this concluding episode, Sir David Attenborough tries to understand what the next few decades may hold in store for the Reef.

Conflict: Sir David Attenborough explores the macroscopic world of bugs and, in this first episode, finds out how its residents outwit their enemies to survive.

Predator: It's a bug-eat-bug world out there, and the documentary continues with a look at how the various critters defuse the defences of their prey.

Courtship: Dating is just as tricky a business in the insect world, and Sir David Attenborough finds out how certain bugs choose and then woo their partners.

Reproduction: Sir David Attenborough reveals how different bugs usher in the next generation, including the butterfly and harvestman spider.

Family: Join Sir David Attenborough as he zooms in on a set of bugs who prefer cooperation to conflict, from the burrowing cockroach to a queen bee.

Colony: Before departing the insect world, Sir David Attenborough takes a tour of its vast colonies, which rival human megacities in both size and complexity.

Follow great grey owls, kangaroo rats and more as they use sound to hunt and survive.

From melodic songs to strange hums, discover the sounds that gibbons, lyrebirds and more use to find a mate.

Follow baby animals as they learn to communicate to survive, using sound to call for help in their early days.

Trace dazzling waterways all over the world, from volcanic rivers in Russia's far east to geothermal streams in Florida.

The next stage of lemur introductions keeps the primate care staff on their toes, while gibbons Kim and Tien head back to their familiar stomping ground.

In Dao Tien a group of misbehaving doucs need to be relocated and female golden-cheeked gibbon Tungs release is hampered by the weather.

Concerns for chimp Jestah who has a lump on his jaw. Lemurs Fennel and Ben trial life with the guenons but youngster Biff proves a bit full on.

On a journey to unravel the rise of the vertebrate, David Attenborough explores their origins, which lie in primitive, ancient fish.

David Attenborough reveals the meteoric rise of mammals from their humble origins as tiny nocturnal forest dwellers millions of years ago.

In his eighties, David Attenborough embarked on a seven-year journey. From the stunning Great Barrier Reef to the rainforests of Borneo, follow his voyage across the globe.

In his eighties, David Attenborough embarked on a seven-year journey. From the Great Barrier Reef to the jungles of Borneo, follow his voyage across the globe.

The Rise of Nature. David Attenborough explores the rise of life on our planet, from the explosion of first life on seabeds hundreds of millions of years ago to life today.

On his 89th birthday, world-renowned naturalist David Attenborough speaks with President Barack Obama about his career, his record-breaking Great Barrier Reef dive and more.

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.

Top male Paulo protests a woolly weigh-in, the siamang gibbons have a new experience and the capuchins use some clever tricks to track down some tasty treats.

A huge storm pummels the park leaving a trail of destruction in its wake, and there's friction at Stumpie House as Toto and Freddie fight for the top spot.

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.

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.

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.

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

Conflict: Sir David Attenborough explores the macroscopic world of bugs and, in this first episode, finds out how its residents outwit their enemies to survive.

Predator: It's a bug-eat-bug world out there, and the documentary continues with a look at how the various critters defuse the defences of their prey.

Courtship: Dating is just as tricky a business in the insect world, and Sir David Attenborough finds out how certain bugs choose and then woo their partners.

Reproduction: Sir David Attenborough reveals how different bugs usher in the next generation, including the butterfly and harvestman spider.

Family: Join Sir David Attenborough as he zooms in on a set of bugs who prefer cooperation to conflict, from the burrowing cockroach to a queen bee.

Colony: Before departing the insect world, Sir David Attenborough takes a tour of its vast colonies, which rival human megacities in both size and complexity.

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.

On a journey to unravel the rise of the vertebrate, David Attenborough explores their origins, which lie in primitive, ancient fish.

David Attenborough reveals the meteoric rise of mammals from their humble origins as tiny nocturnal forest dwellers millions of years ago.

In his eighties, David Attenborough embarked on a seven-year journey. From the stunning Great Barrier Reef to the rainforests of Borneo, follow his voyage across the globe.

In his eighties, David Attenborough embarked on a seven-year journey. From the Great Barrier Reef to the jungles of Borneo, follow his voyage across the globe.

The Rise of Nature. David Attenborough explores the rise of life on our planet, from the explosion of first life on seabeds hundreds of millions of years ago to life today.

On his 89th birthday, world-renowned naturalist David Attenborough speaks with President Barack Obama about his career, his record-breaking Great Barrier Reef dive and more.

With the latest film-making technology, Sir David Attenborough uncovers the unseen natural treasures of Singapore and explores how the wildlife has adapted to humans.

Sir David Attenborough narrates a day in the animal life of Singapore's urban environments, from a troop of suburban macaques to a family of otters in Marina Bay.

From sandy beaches to colourful coral reefs, Singapore's islands have a host of remarkable creatures, including the tiger tail seahorse and the quick-changing cuttlefish.

As Sir David Attenborough turns 90, this intimate film presents new interviews, behind-the-scenes footage and extraordinary clips.

Follow great grey owls, kangaroo rats and more as they use sound to hunt and survive.

From melodic songs to strange hums, discover the sounds that gibbons, lyrebirds and more use to find a mate.

Follow baby animals as they learn to communicate to survive, using sound to call for help in their early days.

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.

David Attenborough explores The Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, revealing the astonishing secret life of plants.

David Attenborough explores the secret life of plants at Kew, examining everything from a huge underground specimen to a snappy carnivorous variety.

David Attenborough concludes his absorbing journey around London's Kew Gardens, as he discovers how some plants have evolved to shed their dependency on water.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Sir David Attenborough charts the story of animals who defy gravity, starting with the first flyers: the insect.

After meeting some critters who glide through life in Borneo, Sir David Attenborough turns back the clock.

In the final episode, Sir David Attenborough turns his attention to the creatures that dominate our skies today.

As Sir David Attenborough turns 90, this intimate film presents new interviews, behind-the-scenes footage and extraordinary clips.

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.

On his 89th birthday, world-renowned naturalist David Attenborough speaks with President Barack Obama about his career, his record-breaking Great Barrier Reef dive and more.

David Attenborough descends beneath the waves and meets some of the tiny coral animals that helped build the Reef and make it an underwater wonderland.

Sir David Attenborough continues exploring the Great Barrier Reef, and discovers the animals that visit every year - some travelling thousands of miles.

In this concluding episode, Sir David Attenborough tries to understand what the next few decades may hold in store for the Reef.

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.

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

Filmed on the sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia over a period of five months, Sir David Attenborough's immersive documentary explores the extraordinary lives of king penguins.

Conflict: Sir David Attenborough explores the macroscopic world of bugs and, in this first episode, finds out how its residents outwit their enemies to survive.

Predator: It's a bug-eat-bug world out there, and the documentary continues with a look at how the various critters defuse the defences of their prey.

Courtship: Dating is just as tricky a business in the insect world, and Sir David Attenborough finds out how certain bugs choose and then woo their partners.

Reproduction: Sir David Attenborough reveals how different bugs usher in the next generation, including the butterfly and harvestman spider.

Family: Join Sir David Attenborough as he zooms in on a set of bugs who prefer cooperation to conflict, from the burrowing cockroach to a queen bee.

Colony: Before departing the insect world, Sir David Attenborough takes a tour of its vast colonies, which rival human megacities in both size and complexity.

On a journey to unravel the rise of the vertebrate, David Attenborough explores their origins, which lie in primitive, ancient fish.

David Attenborough reveals the meteoric rise of mammals from their humble origins as tiny nocturnal forest dwellers millions of years ago.

Follow great grey owls, kangaroo rats and more as they use sound to hunt and survive.

From melodic songs to strange hums, discover the sounds that gibbons, lyrebirds and more use to find a mate.

Follow baby animals as they learn to communicate to survive, using sound to call for help in their early days.

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.

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.

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.

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.

It's vet day for some of the primates and Nelly the loris causes concern. Sasha the chimp gets to know some of Bryan's group, while Teo the gibbon tackles some hanging feeder.

Orangutan Silvestre undergoes a health check in preparation for moving home. Meanwhile, Sasha goes outside for the first time and Gismo's capuchin group play pit of pinecones.

With the latest film-making technology, Sir David Attenborough uncovers the unseen natural treasures of Singapore and explores how the wildlife has adapted to humans.

Sir David Attenborough narrates a day in the animal life of Singapore's urban environments, from a troop of suburban macaques to a family of otters in Marina Bay.

From sandy beaches to colourful coral reefs, Singapore's islands have a host of remarkable creatures, including the tiger tail seahorse and the quick-changing cuttlefish.

In Australia, meet the world's most venomous snake. Plus, in nearby oceans, discover the deadly nature of the marine creatures that share these tropical waters.

In the South American rainforest, there's a tiny frog that's packed with poison. While near Sydney, Australia, you'll meet the world's most venomous spider.

Nature's prey aren't just going to accept their fate. From deadly poison to clever mimicry, explore the creatures that have outwitted their adversaries.

The clash between predator and prey has a new dynamic in the deep. Experience the adaptations of lethal sharks, clever cuttlefish, and hypnotic shoals of fish.

A brotherhood of cheetahs rule the Serengeti, until a raging bushfire changes everything. Season premiere.

On the shores of Canada's Hudson Bay, a community of polar bears are battling to survive.

Journey to Okavango Delta as the Matata Pride battle wildfires and flooding in a fight to keep their cubs alive.

With the latest film-making technology, Sir David Attenborough uncovers the unseen natural treasures of Singapore and explores how the wildlife has adapted to humans.

Sir David Attenborough narrates a day in the animal life of Singapore's urban environments, from a troop of suburban macaques to a family of otters in Marina Bay.

From sandy beaches to colourful coral reefs, Singapore's islands have a host of remarkable creatures, including the tiger tail seahorse and the quick-changing cuttlefish.

Meet a new species of exotic animals perfectly suited to inhabit the mighty Drakensberg, one of South Africa's most impressive landscapes.

Explore the towering mountains of north Tanzania. Enriched by ancient volcanoes, its slopes provide a variety of habitats for life to thrive.

From grass-grazing geladas to elusive Simien wolves, enjoy a glimpse of the rare creatures living on some of the highest peaks in Africa.

As the dry season brings a band of gladiators to an African savannah watering hole, see a territory brawl and one honey badger's risky dance with a snake.

Nature's prey aren't just going to accept their fate. From deadly poison to clever mimicry, explore the creatures that have outwitted their adversaries.

The clash between predator and prey has a new dynamic in the deep. Experience the adaptations of lethal sharks, clever cuttlefish, and hypnotic shoals of fish.

Witness a shark competition unlike any other, with shark specialist Dr Riley Elliott as he tries to answer an age-old question: which sex reigns supreme.

Max Djenohan embarks on a mission to unlock and mimic the survival skills of some of the most charismatic animals on Earth.

Max Djenohan embarks on a mission to unlock and mimic the survival skills of some of the most charismatic animals on Earth.

Max Djenohan embarks on a mission to unlock and mimic the survival skills of some of the most charismatic animals on Earth.

The team at Dao Tien in Vietnam care for a rescued douc monkey. Meanwhile, two golden-cheeked gibbons take to the trees and a slimmed down loris finds a mate.

Infighting in one of the capuchin groups leads to surgery for Louis. Cotton-top tamarin Mo loses mate Uncas, but gains a new friend.

Orangutan Silvestre arrives in Switzerland to be the leader of a small group. Alison separates Sasha and Kangoo so they can have a chance at a fulfilled life.

Alison is on a mission to rescue a marmoset being kept in a hamster cage. Chimp Kangoo takes his time deciding whether to venture into the outdoor enclosure.

Woolly monkey Piquita requires an operation and new capuchin Louis finds a perch. Meanwhile, there is a double blow for the chimp team with two sad losses.

Alison visits Twycross Zoo to collect an orphaned orangutan in need of a new home. Plus, there is startling news about a recently rescued pet trade capuchin.

David Attenborough descends beneath the waves and meets some of the tiny coral animals that helped build the Reef and make it an underwater wonderland.

Sir David Attenborough continues exploring the Great Barrier Reef, and discovers the animals that visit every year - some travelling thousands of miles.

In this concluding episode, Sir David Attenborough tries to understand what the next few decades may hold in store for the Reef.

New & Exclusive. Meet the oddballs of the oceans and witness the remarkable skills they have built over the years, from blind worms who fish to crabs who climb trees and more.

New & Exclusive. Discover some of the planet's strangest animals, from snapping shrimp to wolf eels, and see how these ocean-dwelling creatures ensure mutual survival.

New & Exclusive. Explore the bizarre mating rituals of the ocean's most peculiar creatures, from bloody battles to super-size litters.

Witness a shark competition unlike any other, with shark specialist Dr Riley Elliott as he tries to answer an age-old question: which sex reigns supreme.

Journey through mystical lakes, where life adapts, survives and transforms. Witness the power of ancient beasts like the snapping turtle and walk tall with flamingos.

The large playroom at the orangutan nursery is a hit with youngsters Kiwi and Sibu, while chimp Clin gets a manicure for safety rather than appearance.

There's a tasty treat of corn for the chimps but Bart and his troop miss out and the new lemur boys get to experience life in the trees at Malagasy.

Orangutan Amy becomes a great-grandmother as Awan and Jin welcome a baby boy. While there's more baby news for the newly released doucs and gibbons in Vietnam.

Sir David Attenborough travels to the Galapagos, charting the archipelago's explosive rise from the ocean millions of years ago and looking at its unique wildlife.

David Attenborough stumbles upon species found nowhere else in the world that show how life has to quickly adapt to the islands' ever-changing landscapes.

David Attenborough explores the unusual species that inhabit the unique islands of Galapagos, including giant tortoise Lonesome George.

Take a trip with the Blower Clan, a community of social, adaptable hermit crabs. Search for food, meet potential mates and watch wars erupt over housing options.

Witness a shark competition unlike any other, with shark specialist Dr Riley Elliott as he tries to answer an age-old question: which sex reigns supreme.

Journey through mystical lakes, where life adapts, survives and transforms. Witness the power of ancient beasts like the snapping turtle and walk tall with flamingos.

The large playroom at the orangutan nursery is a hit with youngsters Kiwi and Sibu, while chimp Clin gets a manicure for safety rather than appearance.

There's a tasty treat of corn for the chimps but Bart and his troop miss out and the new lemur boys get to experience life in the trees at Malagasy.

Orangutan Amy becomes a great-grandmother as Awan and Jin welcome a baby boy. While there's more baby news for the newly released doucs and gibbons in Vietnam.

Since the early 20th century, this uninhabited island in Lake Superior has been a battleground between moose and wolves. A research team tries to find the numbers.

Steve Backshall explores our changing understanding of whales, how much we have in common with them and how we can better protect them.

Steve encounters the largest hunters on the planet, revealing how their ingenious hunting strategies can cause trouble.

Steve Backshall journeys the globe with some of the greatest travellers on the planet.

Steve returns home to ask: if whales have survived so much, what can we all do to ensure their enduring future.

Alison attempts to rescue a squirrel monkey, who proves to be an escape artist. Newly arrived orangutan youngster Kayan meets Bulu Mata for the first time.

The park comes to the aid of two marmosets and Alison is shocked by the male's condition. Louisa reaches out the foot of friendship to male crush Mattie.

A challenging trip to the great outdoors awaits for some of the park's lorises. In Vietnam, an adventure is in store for two black-shanked douc monkeys.

Newly arrived squirrel monkey Kimbo has a heath check and the snip. Meanwhile, orangutan youngster Kayan goes outside for the first time.

Rescued marmoset Koba clings to life after arriving at the park in a stricken state. At Malagasy, the lemurs have a tricky tree-top challenge.

It's moving day for young male orangutan Hujan, who is on his way to join the nursery group. Alison tries to help rescued marmoset Koba build up his strength.

On a journey to unravel the rise of the vertebrate, David Attenborough explores their origins, which lie in primitive, ancient fish.

David Attenborough reveals the meteoric rise of mammals from their humble origins as tiny nocturnal forest dwellers millions of years ago.

Conflict: Sir David Attenborough explores the macroscopic world of bugs and, in this first episode, finds out how its residents outwit their enemies to survive.

Predator: It's a bug-eat-bug world out there, and the documentary continues with a look at how the various critters defuse the defences of their prey.

Alison's at Dublin Zoo to collect baby orangutan Sibu Junior, whose mum failed to take care of him. While back at the park, the chimps get excited over warm pumpkins.

Emotional goodbyes at Dublin Zoo as baby orangutan Sibu Junior sets off for a new home at Monkey World and there's mega moves for the Small Monkey Team.

Disabled chimp Chocolate begins to settle into Bryan's group and even makes friends with big girl Ash. Plus, it's dental day for Stumpy Freddy and it's not looking good.

Alison collects a pet trade Geffroys' marmoset in need of a new home and Stumpy Freddy gets a treat to help the medicine go down after dental surgery.

A walk in the park for Alison and baby orangutan Sibu, while Primate Care Staff member Donna is in Spain to collect another rejected orangutan.

Orangutan baby Kiwi makes the journey from Spain to Dorset and meets her new companion, Sibu and there are concerns for ageing chimp Butch after a vet visit.

It's dental day for squirrel monkey Logan, but an all-over health check reveals another issue. While young female orangutan Mimi meets alpha male Tuan for the first time.

Alison collects four male lemurs being rehomed at the park while baby orangutans Sibu and Kiwi enjoy a play session together.

In Vietnam, black-shanked douc Peter is fitted with a GPS collar before being released into the wild with his group and there are juicy melons for the spider monkeys.

Disabled chimp Chocolate has a new friend and everyone's surprised by just who wants to be her pal.

Diabetic golden-cheeked gibbon Alex needs dental treatment but the operation is complicated by her condition and chimpanzee Eddi sends a wild intruder packing.

Newly arrived lemur Ben meets boss lady Fennel and conducts himself accordingly while baby orangutans Kiwi and Sibu explore a tunnel full of browse.

Geoffroy's marmoset males Cesar and Gizmo could soon have female partners, but first, a minor operation is required.

Alison collects Angel, a marmoset in need of a new home and partner. A move to Malagasy for the new male lemurs and the old guard causes a bit of a stink.

The next stage of lemur introductions keeps the primate care staff on their toes, while gibbons Kim and Tien head back to their familiar stomping ground.

In Dao Tien a group of misbehaving doucs need to be relocated and female golden-cheeked gibbon Tungs release is hampered by the weather.

Concerns for chimp Jestah who has a lump on his jaw. Lemurs Fennel and Ben trial life with the guenons but youngster Biff proves a bit full on.

The large playroom at the orangutan nursery is a hit with youngsters Kiwi and Sibu, while chimp Clin gets a manicure for safety rather than appearance.

There's a tasty treat of corn for the chimps but Bart and his troop miss out and the new lemur boys get to experience life in the trees at Malagasy.

Orangutan Amy becomes a great-grandmother as Awan and Jin welcome a baby boy. While there's more baby news for the newly released doucs and gibbons in Vietnam.

On a journey to unravel the rise of the vertebrate, David Attenborough explores their origins, which lie in primitive, ancient fish.