Viasat Nature

The team take a paddle boat out for a rescue, a hunt for a sneaky gator ends in chest-deep water, and a gator with an eye problem gets a check-up.

Sharks are seen as ocean killers, but are they? Rodolphe Guignard dives with them in Florida and the Bahamas while revealing surprising interactions and questioning if coexistence is possible.

David helps a cow in labour with twin calves, Rebecca deals with a badly prolapsed ewe, Shondie treats a border collie hit by a quad bike, and Bridget must help a rabbit with a nasal abscess.

Earth's surface appears from space to be covered in wonderful shapes; as wombats dig burrows across the Australian outback, elephants in the Congo clear an opening in a forest.

We dive into the world's fiercest bugs where venom, ambush and weird weapons rule; survival is war and bad is evolution's genius.

Sharks are seen as ocean killers, but are they? Rodolphe Guignard dives with them in Florida and the Bahamas while revealing surprising interactions and questioning if coexistence is possible.

The team take a paddle boat out for a rescue, a hunt for a sneaky gator ends in chest-deep water, and a gator with an eye problem gets a check-up.

From torpedo-like birds to astonishing symbiotic partnerships, these aquatic marvels have evolved to thrive in the harsh environments of Earth's vast waterways.

A countdown of animals that are nature's top builders; we showcase the most ingenious animal craftsmanship throughout the globe and reveal which animal is nature's master builder.

Patagonia, in the extreme south of the South American continent, is one of the most varied and diverse territories on Earth; we visit penguins, elephant seals, sea lions and orcas.

David helps a cow in labour with twin calves, Rebecca deals with a badly prolapsed ewe, Shondie treats a border collie hit by a quad bike, and Bridget must help a rabbit with a nasal abscess.

Dr James treats a Boyd's Forest dragon at the clinic, Dr Shane treats a carpet python called Red, and Dr Catherine sees an emergency case; sun conure parakeet Tequila is in a lot of pain.

Dr James must save a very special bird, Dr Hamish treats very cute Australian mammal Shug, and Dr Lucinda investigates why adopted pet cockatiel Snowy is laying an excessive number of eggs.

The team take a paddle boat out for a rescue, a hunt for a sneaky gator ends in chest-deep water, and a gator with an eye problem gets a check-up.

It's a huge day for the chimp team - after weeks of meticulous planning, two of the park's chimpanzee groups are about to swap homes and enclosures.

Alison and Jeremy undertake one of the park's biggest primate rescues in recent years from a zoo in Mid Wales; and marmoset Gizmo gets to experience the outside for the first time back at the park.

David helps a cow in labour with twin calves, Rebecca deals with a badly prolapsed ewe, Shondie treats a border collie hit by a quad bike, and Bridget must help a rabbit with a nasal abscess.

Earth's surface appears from space to be covered in wonderful shapes; as wombats dig burrows across the Australian outback, elephants in the Congo clear an opening in a forest.

Sharks are seen as ocean killers, but are they? Rodolphe Guignard dives with them in Florida and the Bahamas while revealing surprising interactions and questioning if coexistence is possible.

It's a huge day for the chimp team - after weeks of meticulous planning, two of the park's chimpanzee groups are about to swap homes and enclosures.

Alison and Jeremy undertake one of the park's biggest primate rescues in recent years from a zoo in Mid Wales; and marmoset Gizmo gets to experience the outside for the first time back at the park.

David helps a cow in labour with twin calves, Rebecca deals with a badly prolapsed ewe, Shondie treats a border collie hit by a quad bike, and Bridget must help a rabbit with a nasal abscess.

The team take a paddle boat out for a rescue, a hunt for a sneaky gator ends in chest-deep water, and a gator with an eye problem gets a check-up.

Earth's surface appears from space to be covered in wonderful shapes; as wombats dig burrows across the Australian outback, elephants in the Congo clear an opening in a forest.

We dive into the world's fiercest bugs where venom, ambush and weird weapons rule; survival is war and bad is evolution's genius.

Sharks are seen as ocean killers, but are they? Rodolphe Guignard dives with them in Florida and the Bahamas while revealing surprising interactions and questioning if coexistence is possible.

The team take a paddle boat out for a rescue, a hunt for a sneaky gator ends in chest-deep water, and a gator with an eye problem gets a check-up.

We explore the world of animal intelligence and skill; from problem-solving primates to brainy birds and masterful hunters, we reveal the surprising way these creatures use their brainpower.

Alison and Jeremy are in Mid Wales to collect four monkeys from a zoo while the small monkey team prepare for their arrival, and the Bachelor Boys enjoy a feast of melons in their new home.

Filmed at Monkey World in Dorset, we follow the rescue and rehabilitation of abused and neglected primates as its staff care for them until they can be reintegrated with primates of their own kind.

Shondie tries to help a calf that has been injured by his own mum, David is called out to see a rare breed of sheep called Zwartbles, and Guy tries to resolve boxer dog Maddy's ruptured ligament.

Earth is a kaleidoscope from space; turquoise plankton blooms trigger a feeding frenzy, China turns yellow with rapeseed flowers, and mysterious green lights appear in the oceans.

We look into the diversity, beauty and exciting strategies of ants in their respective habitats; whether in South America or in Europe, the world of ants is full of surprises.

Two US Army veterans help Gary with a rescue at the park, and Arlie and Blue wrangle a feisty gator out of a dangerous situation.

Sharks have evolved to take advantage of every feeding opportunity in the ocean; from aerial acrobats to camouflaged ambush killers, how have these apex predators become so successful?

Shondie tries to help a calf that has been injured by his own mum, David is called out to see a rare breed of sheep called Zwartbles, and Guy tries to resolve boxer dog Maddy's ruptured ligament.

Earth is a kaleidoscope from space; turquoise plankton blooms trigger a feeding frenzy, China turns yellow with rapeseed flowers, and mysterious green lights appear in the oceans.

We look into the diversity, beauty and exciting strategies of ants in their respective habitats; whether in South America or in Europe, the world of ants is full of surprises.

Sharks have evolved to take advantage of every feeding opportunity in the ocean; from aerial acrobats to camouflaged ambush killers, how have these apex predators become so successful?

Two US Army veterans help Gary with a rescue at the park, and Arlie and Blue wrangle a feisty gator out of a dangerous situation.

We explore the world of animal intelligence and skill; from problem-solving primates to brainy birds and masterful hunters, we reveal the surprising way these creatures use their brainpower.

We reveal our top contenders for nature's most flamboyant creatures before revealing which animals take the bronze, silver and gold awards for being the natural world's greatest showmen.

The desert of Chile is the driest in the world, but its marine currents are thought to be the richest on the planet; we come across Andean flamingos, burrowing owls, and the Fabian's lizard.

Shondie tries to help a calf that has been injured by his own mum, David is called out to see a rare breed of sheep called Zwartbles, and Guy tries to resolve boxer dog Maddy's ruptured ligament.

Dr James must save a very special bird, Dr Hamish treats very cute Australian mammal Shug, and Dr Lucinda investigates why adopted pet cockatiel Snowy is laying an excessive number of eggs.

Dr James's dad brings in Lucy, a wounded mangrove monitor lizard, Dr Kiara treats a wild echidna, and Dr Hamish must uncover the cause of Bernoulli the Alexandrine parrot's behaviour changes.

Alison and Jeremy are in Mid Wales to collect four monkeys from a zoo while the small monkey team prepare for their arrival, and the Bachelor Boys enjoy a feast of melons in their new home.

Filmed at Monkey World in Dorset, we follow the rescue and rehabilitation of abused and neglected primates as its staff care for them until they can be reintegrated with primates of their own kind.

Shondie tries to help a calf that has been injured by his own mum, David is called out to see a rare breed of sheep called Zwartbles, and Guy tries to resolve boxer dog Maddy's ruptured ligament.

Earth is a kaleidoscope from space; turquoise plankton blooms trigger a feeding frenzy, China turns yellow with rapeseed flowers, and mysterious green lights appear in the oceans.

We look into the diversity, beauty and exciting strategies of ants in their respective habitats; whether in South America or in Europe, the world of ants is full of surprises.

Sharks have evolved to take advantage of every feeding opportunity in the ocean; from aerial acrobats to camouflaged ambush killers, how have these apex predators become so successful?

Alison and Jeremy are in Mid Wales to collect four monkeys from a zoo while the small monkey team prepare for their arrival, and the Bachelor Boys enjoy a feast of melons in their new home.

Filmed at Monkey World in Dorset, we follow the rescue and rehabilitation of abused and neglected primates as its staff care for them until they can be reintegrated with primates of their own kind.

Shondie tries to help a calf that has been injured by his own mum, David is called out to see a rare breed of sheep called Zwartbles, and Guy tries to resolve boxer dog Maddy's ruptured ligament.

Two US Army veterans help Gary with a rescue at the park, and Arlie and Blue wrangle a feisty gator out of a dangerous situation.

Earth is a kaleidoscope from space; turquoise plankton blooms trigger a feeding frenzy, China turns yellow with rapeseed flowers, and mysterious green lights appear in the oceans.

We look into the diversity, beauty and exciting strategies of ants in their respective habitats; whether in South America or in Europe, the world of ants is full of surprises.

Sharks have evolved to take advantage of every feeding opportunity in the ocean; from aerial acrobats to camouflaged ambush killers, how have these apex predators become so successful?

Two US Army veterans help Gary with a rescue at the park, and Arlie and Blue wrangle a feisty gator out of a dangerous situation.

From surprisingly nurturing reptiles to birds and turtles that employ clever strategies to deceive predators and protect their young, parenthood takes many forms in the wild.

Alison comes up with a plan to collect Dodger, a capuchin monkey in desperate need of rehoming, and there's a surprise during a health check on a capuchin that has recently arrived.

Alison and Jeremy come up with a cunning plan to collect Dodger the capuchin, and vet Cesar is called in to stitch up woolly monkey Bueno Junior who has been injured in a scuffle.

Shondie tries to save a Texel ewe and her unborn lamb, Rebecca must microchip a parrot, Ken is called out to help a cow in a difficult labour, and Guy attempts a new kind of bone surgery on a spaniel.

Cameras in space show that Earth is changing rapidly; cities sprawl while forests and glaciers shrink, but locals in Tanzania have regenerated the landscape to save chimpanzees.

An incredible 350,000 species of beetles live on Planet Earth, far more than any other group of insects; nevertheless, most of us know fewer beetles by name than we have fingers on one hand.

A new intern is tasked with helping the team remove a gator from a 20-foot-deep well, and Callie and Shannon rescue a gator hanging out near a movie theatre.

Older than the dinosaurs, sharks have roamed our oceans for over 400 million years; only today are scientists are beginning to unlock the secrets to their success.

Shondie tries to save a Texel ewe and her unborn lamb, Rebecca must microchip a parrot, Ken is called out to help a cow in a difficult labour, and Guy attempts a new kind of bone surgery on a spaniel.

Cameras in space show that Earth is changing rapidly; cities sprawl while forests and glaciers shrink, but locals in Tanzania have regenerated the landscape to save chimpanzees.

An incredible 350,000 species of beetles live on Planet Earth, far more than any other group of insects; nevertheless, most of us know fewer beetles by name than we have fingers on one hand.

Older than the dinosaurs, sharks have roamed our oceans for over 400 million years; only today are scientists are beginning to unlock the secrets to their success.

A new intern is tasked with helping the team remove a gator from a 20-foot-deep well, and Callie and Shannon rescue a gator hanging out near a movie theatre.

From surprisingly nurturing reptiles to birds and turtles that employ clever strategies to deceive predators and protect their young, parenthood takes many forms in the wild.

It's not just birds that enjoy life at the top as we reveal our top contenders living the high life; which species take the bronze, silver and gold place as nature's ultimate high flyers?

The interior of Brazil is a very varied territory where ecosystems as different as dry forest and flood plains mix; here we find the strange maned wolf, the shy giant anteater, and capuchin monkeys.

Shondie tries to save a Texel ewe and her unborn lamb, Rebecca must microchip a parrot, Ken is called out to help a cow in a difficult labour, and Guy attempts a new kind of bone surgery on a spaniel.

Dr James's dad brings in Lucy, a wounded mangrove monitor lizard, Dr Kiara treats a wild echidna, and Dr Hamish must uncover the cause of Bernoulli the Alexandrine parrot's behaviour changes.

Dr James performs surgery on a tiny zebra finch; Dr Lucinda attends to Froggie, the green tree frog who is actually blue; Dr Shane treats a Macquarie turtle whose abscess has burst through its shell.

A new intern is tasked with helping the team remove a gator from a 20-foot-deep well, and Callie and Shannon rescue a gator hanging out near a movie theatre.

Alison comes up with a plan to collect Dodger, a capuchin monkey in desperate need of rehoming, and there's a surprise during a health check on a capuchin that has recently arrived.

Alison and Jeremy come up with a cunning plan to collect Dodger the capuchin, and vet Cesar is called in to stitch up woolly monkey Bueno Junior who has been injured in a scuffle.

Shondie tries to save a Texel ewe and her unborn lamb, Rebecca must microchip a parrot, Ken is called out to help a cow in a difficult labour, and Guy attempts a new kind of bone surgery on a spaniel.

Cameras in space show that Earth is changing rapidly; cities sprawl while forests and glaciers shrink, but locals in Tanzania have regenerated the landscape to save chimpanzees.

An incredible 350,000 species of beetles live on Planet Earth, far more than any other group of insects; nevertheless, most of us know fewer beetles by name than we have fingers on one hand.

Older than the dinosaurs, sharks have roamed our oceans for over 400 million years; only today are scientists are beginning to unlock the secrets to their success.

Alison comes up with a plan to collect Dodger, a capuchin monkey in desperate need of rehoming, and there's a surprise during a health check on a capuchin that has recently arrived.

Alison and Jeremy come up with a cunning plan to collect Dodger the capuchin, and vet Cesar is called in to stitch up woolly monkey Bueno Junior who has been injured in a scuffle.

Shondie tries to save a Texel ewe and her unborn lamb, Rebecca must microchip a parrot, Ken is called out to help a cow in a difficult labour, and Guy attempts a new kind of bone surgery on a spaniel.

A new intern is tasked with helping the team remove a gator from a 20-foot-deep well, and Callie and Shannon rescue a gator hanging out near a movie theatre.

Cameras in space show that Earth is changing rapidly; cities sprawl while forests and glaciers shrink, but locals in Tanzania have regenerated the landscape to save chimpanzees.

An incredible 350,000 species of beetles live on Planet Earth, far more than any other group of insects; nevertheless, most of us know fewer beetles by name than we have fingers on one hand.

Older than the dinosaurs, sharks have roamed our oceans for over 400 million years; only today are scientists are beginning to unlock the secrets to their success.

A new intern is tasked with helping the team remove a gator from a 20-foot-deep well, and Callie and Shannon rescue a gator hanging out near a movie theatre.

We reveal nature's stealthiest and most deceptive creatures; these wild contenders have perfected the art of blending into their surroundings, but which one takes the crown as our master of disguise?

It's an emotional time as the team says goodbye to one of the park's original chimps, and Primate Care Staff member Cat tries to solve a golden-cheeked gibbon grooming mystery.

It's a momentous day for Alison as legislation banning the legal trade of pet primates is announced at the park, and marmoset Rattler returns to be paired with young female Maggie.

Vet Bridget is called out to a prolapsed sheep on a hill farm, Guy tries to resolve border collie Riley's swollen face, and David must deal with a cat who faces dental surgery.

Europe is home to 100 active volcanoes; volcanic eruptions can turn out to be disastrous for the continent. Could Europe once again fall victim to a major and devastating volcanic eruption?

From the largest lemur to the song of the humpback whale, Sir David Attenborough chooses his favourite recordings from the natural world that have revolutionised our understanding of song.

A family and their pets are in danger when a gator finds a cool shady spot under their house, and a training day for intern Grace becomes scary when the team finds a huge gator at a local ranch.

Older than the dinosaurs, sharks have evolved to thrive in even the most hostile of environments; the full scale of their ingenuity is only just beginning to be uncovered.

Vet Bridget is called out to a prolapsed sheep on a hill farm, Guy tries to resolve border collie Riley's swollen face, and David must deal with a cat who faces dental surgery.

Europe is home to 100 active volcanoes; volcanic eruptions can turn out to be disastrous for the continent. Could Europe once again fall victim to a major and devastating volcanic eruption?

From the largest lemur to the song of the humpback whale, Sir David Attenborough chooses his favourite recordings from the natural world that have revolutionised our understanding of song.

Older than the dinosaurs, sharks have evolved to thrive in even the most hostile of environments; the full scale of their ingenuity is only just beginning to be uncovered.

A family and their pets are in danger when a gator finds a cool shady spot under their house, and a training day for intern Grace becomes scary when the team finds a huge gator at a local ranch.

We reveal nature's stealthiest and most deceptive creatures; these wild contenders have perfected the art of blending into their surroundings, but which one takes the crown as our master of disguise?

Kill or be killed: we uncover mind-blowing tactics, ingenious teamwork, and unrivalled speed, stamina and stealth with our top twenty most formidable hunters in the animal kingdom.

Stuart and Olivia head out to a family's property where two snakes have been spotted near their children's play area, and Mick's mum calls for help after spotting a mysterious tail underneath her bed.

Vet Bridget is called out to a prolapsed sheep on a hill farm, Guy tries to resolve border collie Riley's swollen face, and David must deal with a cat who faces dental surgery.

Dr James performs surgery on a tiny zebra finch; Dr Lucinda attends to Froggie, the green tree frog who is actually blue; Dr Shane treats a Macquarie turtle whose abscess has burst through its shell.

Dr Hamish treats a bitey ferret called Nibbler, Dr James does a health check on Zeus the black-headed python, and Dr Michelle treats a talkative eclectus parrot with suspected reproductive problems.

Vets are called to the park due to serious concerns for the health of elderly chimp Zoe, and Mueller's gibbon Dalumie enjoys a pamper session.

Female orangutans RoRo and Lucky are reintroduced in the hope they can learn to live together, and woolly monkey Carlos is at full stretch for a breakfast treat.

It's a huge day for the chimp team - after weeks of meticulous planning, two of the park's chimpanzee groups are about to swap homes and enclosures.

Alison and Jeremy undertake one of the park's biggest primate rescues in recent years from a zoo in Mid Wales; and marmoset Gizmo gets to experience the outside for the first time back at the park.

Alison and Jeremy are in Mid Wales to collect four monkeys from a zoo while the small monkey team prepare for their arrival, and the Bachelor Boys enjoy a feast of melons in their new home.

Filmed at Monkey World in Dorset, we follow the rescue and rehabilitation of abused and neglected primates as its staff care for them until they can be reintegrated with primates of their own kind.

Alison comes up with a plan to collect Dodger, a capuchin monkey in desperate need of rehoming, and there's a surprise during a health check on a capuchin that has recently arrived.

Alison and Jeremy come up with a cunning plan to collect Dodger the capuchin, and vet Cesar is called in to stitch up woolly monkey Bueno Junior who has been injured in a scuffle.

It's an emotional time as the team says goodbye to one of the park's original chimps, and Primate Care Staff member Cat tries to solve a golden-cheeked gibbon grooming mystery.

It's a momentous day for Alison as legislation banning the legal trade of pet primates is announced at the park, and marmoset Rattler returns to be paired with young female Maggie.

Arlie and his son Blue have five hours of father-son fun rescuing a gator in a pond, the team gather eggs from gator nests at the park, and an alligator goes looking for a chicken dinner.

The team take a paddle boat out for a rescue, a hunt for a sneaky gator ends in chest-deep water, and a gator with an eye problem gets a check-up.

Two US Army veterans help Gary with a rescue at the park, and Arlie and Blue wrangle a feisty gator out of a dangerous situation.

A new intern is tasked with helping the team remove a gator from a 20-foot-deep well, and Callie and Shannon rescue a gator hanging out near a movie theatre.

A family and their pets are in danger when a gator finds a cool shady spot under their house, and a training day for intern Grace becomes scary when the team finds a huge gator at a local ranch.

Sharks have evolved to take advantage of every feeding opportunity in the ocean; from aerial acrobats to camouflaged ambush killers, how have these apex predators become so successful?

Older than the dinosaurs, sharks have roamed our oceans for over 400 million years; only today are scientists are beginning to unlock the secrets to their success.

Older than the dinosaurs, sharks have evolved to thrive in even the most hostile of environments; the full scale of their ingenuity is only just beginning to be uncovered.

Shondie examines two dogs after suspicions one has swallowed a battery, David tries to help a sick calf, an ex-race horse needs Tom's assistance, and William uses acupuncture on collie Lassie.

David helps a cow in labour with twin calves, Rebecca deals with a badly prolapsed ewe, Shondie treats a border collie hit by a quad bike, and Bridget must help a rabbit with a nasal abscess.

Shondie tries to help a calf that has been injured by his own mum, David is called out to see a rare breed of sheep called Zwartbles, and Guy tries to resolve boxer dog Maddy's ruptured ligament.

Shondie tries to save a Texel ewe and her unborn lamb, Rebecca must microchip a parrot, Ken is called out to help a cow in a difficult labour, and Guy attempts a new kind of bone surgery on a spaniel.

Weirdness is baked in from birth for many animals, from the aquatic pond-dwelling origins of the dragonfly to the funky mating dance that New Guinea's flame bowerbird uses to attract a mate.

Vet Bridget is called out to a prolapsed sheep on a hill farm, Guy tries to resolve border collie Riley's swollen face, and David must deal with a cat who faces dental surgery.

We discover snakes that fly, big-eyed nocturnal primates that turn into ninja killers when the sun sets, and foxes that sense the Earth's geomagnetic currents to help pinpoint their prey.

Some species in nature are just born bad; we uncover some of nature's weirdest predatory techniques and the journeys of unfortunate victims who fall prey to villains.

Peculiar problems warrant weird alliances; we discover how evolution brings various species together to solve a problem too big for just one.

The first rule of nature's Fight Club is that there are no rules; the demands of evolution are such that survival strategies often turn violent and opponents can be prey or predator.

Attitude is everything and the weirdest survival strategies are wielded by the most successful species, from gangs of pygmy elephants and proboscis monkeys to solitary sharks and octopuses.

Two US Army veterans help Gary with a rescue at the park, and Arlie and Blue wrangle a feisty gator out of a dangerous situation.

A new intern is tasked with helping the team remove a gator from a 20-foot-deep well, and Callie and Shannon rescue a gator hanging out near a movie theatre.

A family and their pets are in danger when a gator finds a cool shady spot under their house, and a training day for intern Grace becomes scary when the team finds a huge gator at a local ranch.

Arlie and his son Blue have five hours of father-son fun rescuing a gator in a pond, the team gather eggs from gator nests at the park, and an alligator goes looking for a chicken dinner.

The team take a paddle boat out for a rescue, a hunt for a sneaky gator ends in chest-deep water, and a gator with an eye problem gets a check-up.

Older than the dinosaurs, sharks have roamed our oceans for over 400 million years; only today are scientists are beginning to unlock the secrets to their success.

Two US Army veterans help Gary with a rescue at the park, and Arlie and Blue wrangle a feisty gator out of a dangerous situation.

A new intern is tasked with helping the team remove a gator from a 20-foot-deep well, and Callie and Shannon rescue a gator hanging out near a movie theatre.

A family and their pets are in danger when a gator finds a cool shady spot under their house, and a training day for intern Grace becomes scary when the team finds a huge gator at a local ranch.

Dr Hamish treats a bitey ferret called Nibbler, Dr James does a health check on Zeus the black-headed python, and Dr Michelle treats a talkative eclectus parrot with suspected reproductive problems.

Kira is a bearded vulture born in the Spanish Pyrenees and released into the wild in Switzerland at a young age; she is equipped with GPS by wildlife biologists so we can accompany her.

Shondie examines two dogs after suspicions one has swallowed a battery, David tries to help a sick calf, an ex-race horse needs Tom's assistance, and William uses acupuncture on collie Lassie.

David helps a cow in labour with twin calves, Rebecca deals with a badly prolapsed ewe, Shondie treats a border collie hit by a quad bike, and Bridget must help a rabbit with a nasal abscess.

Shondie tries to help a calf that has been injured by his own mum, David is called out to see a rare breed of sheep called Zwartbles, and Guy tries to resolve boxer dog Maddy's ruptured ligament.

Shondie tries to save a Texel ewe and her unborn lamb, Rebecca must microchip a parrot, Ken is called out to help a cow in a difficult labour, and Guy attempts a new kind of bone surgery on a spaniel.

Vet Bridget is called out to a prolapsed sheep on a hill farm, Guy tries to resolve border collie Riley's swollen face, and David must deal with a cat who faces dental surgery.

From space we follow elephants struggling through drought, reveal unknown penguin colonies from the colour of their faeces, and discover strange ice rings that could endanger seals.

Earth's surface appears from space to be covered in wonderful shapes; as wombats dig burrows across the Australian outback, elephants in the Congo clear an opening in a forest.

Earth is a kaleidoscope from space; turquoise plankton blooms trigger a feeding frenzy, China turns yellow with rapeseed flowers, and mysterious green lights appear in the oceans.

Cameras in space show that Earth is changing rapidly; cities sprawl while forests and glaciers shrink, but locals in Tanzania have regenerated the landscape to save chimpanzees.

Europe is home to 100 active volcanoes; volcanic eruptions can turn out to be disastrous for the continent. Could Europe once again fall victim to a major and devastating volcanic eruption?

Weirdness is baked in from birth for many animals, from the aquatic pond-dwelling origins of the dragonfly to the funky mating dance that New Guinea's flame bowerbird uses to attract a mate.

We discover snakes that fly, big-eyed nocturnal primates that turn into ninja killers when the sun sets, and foxes that sense the Earth's geomagnetic currents to help pinpoint their prey.

Some species in nature are just born bad; we uncover some of nature's weirdest predatory techniques and the journeys of unfortunate victims who fall prey to villains.

Peculiar problems warrant weird alliances; we discover how evolution brings various species together to solve a problem too big for just one.

Venom, strength, stealth - this episode showcases nature's wildest insect survivalists in a battle for life in Earth's toughest environments.

We dive into the world's fiercest bugs where venom, ambush and weird weapons rule; survival is war and bad is evolution's genius.

We look into the diversity, beauty and exciting strategies of ants in their respective habitats; whether in South America or in Europe, the world of ants is full of surprises.

Older than the dinosaurs, sharks have roamed our oceans for over 400 million years; only today are scientists are beginning to unlock the secrets to their success.

An incredible 350,000 species of beetles live on Planet Earth, far more than any other group of insects; nevertheless, most of us know fewer beetles by name than we have fingers on one hand.

From the largest lemur to the song of the humpback whale, Sir David Attenborough chooses his favourite recordings from the natural world that have revolutionised our understanding of song.

From space we follow elephants struggling through drought, reveal unknown penguin colonies from the colour of their faeces, and discover strange ice rings that could endanger seals.

Earth's surface appears from space to be covered in wonderful shapes; as wombats dig burrows across the Australian outback, elephants in the Congo clear an opening in a forest.

Earth is a kaleidoscope from space; turquoise plankton blooms trigger a feeding frenzy, China turns yellow with rapeseed flowers, and mysterious green lights appear in the oceans.

Cameras in space show that Earth is changing rapidly; cities sprawl while forests and glaciers shrink, but locals in Tanzania have regenerated the landscape to save chimpanzees.

Europe is home to 100 active volcanoes; volcanic eruptions can turn out to be disastrous for the continent. Could Europe once again fall victim to a major and devastating volcanic eruption?

A young boy's trip to the toilet is quickly interrupted when he spots a slithery serpent hiding in the toilet rolls, and Mick and Adele search a whole house for a small brown snake.

Kira is a bearded vulture born in the Spanish Pyrenees and released into the wild in Switzerland at a young age; she is equipped with GPS by wildlife biologists so we can accompany her.

Dr James sees an emergency case involving two pets, Dr Kiara has concerns about a lump on blue-tongue skink Edward, and Dr Kelly performs tiny surgery on two very small German ram fish.

It's an emotional time as the team says goodbye to one of the park's original chimps, and Primate Care Staff member Cat tries to solve a golden-cheeked gibbon grooming mystery.

It's a momentous day for Alison as legislation banning the legal trade of pet primates is announced at the park, and marmoset Rattler returns to be paired with young female Maggie.

Vet Bridget is called out to a prolapsed sheep on a hill farm, Guy tries to resolve border collie Riley's swollen face, and David must deal with a cat who faces dental surgery.

Europe is home to 100 active volcanoes; volcanic eruptions can turn out to be disastrous for the continent. Could Europe once again fall victim to a major and devastating volcanic eruption?

From the largest lemur to the song of the humpback whale, Sir David Attenborough chooses his favourite recordings from the natural world that have revolutionised our understanding of song.

Older than the dinosaurs, sharks have evolved to thrive in even the most hostile of environments; the full scale of their ingenuity is only just beginning to be uncovered.

It's an emotional time as the team says goodbye to one of the park's original chimps, and Primate Care Staff member Cat tries to solve a golden-cheeked gibbon grooming mystery.

It's a momentous day for Alison as legislation banning the legal trade of pet primates is announced at the park, and marmoset Rattler returns to be paired with young female Maggie.

A family and their pets are in danger when a gator finds a cool shady spot under their house, and a training day for intern Grace becomes scary when the team finds a huge gator at a local ranch.

Vet Bridget is called out to a prolapsed sheep on a hill farm, Guy tries to resolve border collie Riley's swollen face, and David must deal with a cat who faces dental surgery.

Europe is home to 100 active volcanoes; volcanic eruptions can turn out to be disastrous for the continent. Could Europe once again fall victim to a major and devastating volcanic eruption?

From the largest lemur to the song of the humpback whale, Sir David Attenborough chooses his favourite recordings from the natural world that have revolutionised our understanding of song.

Older than the dinosaurs, sharks have evolved to thrive in even the most hostile of environments; the full scale of their ingenuity is only just beginning to be uncovered.

Gary, Arlie and Damon rescue two gators - one near a restaurant and the other at an industrial equipment supplier - while the team gets Gator Country ready for the busiest day of the year.

This is the story of how Australia's snakes evolved, over millions of years, to thrive and become dominant predators in every ecosystem on one of the harshest and most extreme continents on Earth.

Alison calls in two consultant surgeons to operate on Kalu, the most recent chimp to be rescued by the park, and the addition of an oak tree at Hananya's gets the whole group interested and active.

Alison travels to Liverpool to rescue a family of three marmosets living in a birdcage and needing a new home, and Bart's chimp group get to sample medlar fruit for the first time.

William treats a lamb with a suspected broken leg, Tom has a 900kg Clydesdale to treat, Guy helps Silence the corn snake, and Shondie needs to complete dental work on Ola the Westie.

In this documentary, hidden cameras in a new generation of spy creatures reveal the fascinating behaviours of animals from penguins to parrots, polar bears to otters, and wallabies to wombats.

Dr Chris heads to Churchill, Manitoba for the dramatic rescue and release of a wild adult polar bear, and an 800-pound muskox in urgent need of a hoof trim wakes up mid-procedure.

We tell the story of Australia's transformation from a rain-forested land filled with dinosaurs to a dryland continent populated by some of the most unique animals on Earth.

This is Tadoba Andhari tiger reserve, a home to four tigresses and wildlife species like sambar deer, dhole and bison - witness how challenging it is for mothers across species to bring up babies.

William treats a lamb with a suspected broken leg, Tom has a 900kg Clydesdale to treat, Guy helps Silence the corn snake, and Shondie needs to complete dental work on Ola the Westie.

In this documentary, hidden cameras in a new generation of spy creatures reveal the fascinating behaviours of animals from penguins to parrots, polar bears to otters, and wallabies to wombats.

Dr Chris heads to Churchill, Manitoba for the dramatic rescue and release of a wild adult polar bear, and an 800-pound muskox in urgent need of a hoof trim wakes up mid-procedure.

We tell the story of Australia's transformation from a rain-forested land filled with dinosaurs to a dryland continent populated by some of the most unique animals on Earth.

This is Tadoba Andhari tiger reserve, a home to four tigresses and wildlife species like sambar deer, dhole and bison - witness how challenging it is for mothers across species to bring up babies.

This is the story of how Australia's snakes evolved, over millions of years, to thrive and become dominant predators in every ecosystem on one of the harshest and most extreme continents on Earth.

Gary, Arlie and Damon rescue two gators - one near a restaurant and the other at an industrial equipment supplier - while the team gets Gator Country ready for the busiest day of the year.

Dr James sees an emergency case involving two pets, Dr Kiara has concerns about a lump on blue-tongue skink Edward, and Dr Kelly performs tiny surgery on two very small German ram fish.

Grey seals are less shy than the more famous harbour seals; camera close-ups don't scare them, so they allow us to follow them as they rest on the beach and hunt the waters for food.

Alison calls in two consultant surgeons to operate on Kalu, the most recent chimp to be rescued by the park, and the addition of an oak tree at Hananya's gets the whole group interested and active.

Alison travels to Liverpool to rescue a family of three marmosets living in a birdcage and needing a new home, and Bart's chimp group get to sample medlar fruit for the first time.

William treats a lamb with a suspected broken leg, Tom has a 900kg Clydesdale to treat, Guy helps Silence the corn snake, and Shondie needs to complete dental work on Ola the Westie.

This is Tadoba Andhari tiger reserve, a home to four tigresses and wildlife species like sambar deer, dhole and bison - witness how challenging it is for mothers across species to bring up babies.

We tell the story of Australia's transformation from a rain-forested land filled with dinosaurs to a dryland continent populated by some of the most unique animals on Earth.

In this documentary, hidden cameras in a new generation of spy creatures reveal the fascinating behaviours of animals from penguins to parrots, polar bears to otters, and wallabies to wombats.

Alison calls in two consultant surgeons to operate on Kalu, the most recent chimp to be rescued by the park, and the addition of an oak tree at Hananya's gets the whole group interested and active.

Alison travels to Liverpool to rescue a family of three marmosets living in a birdcage and needing a new home, and Bart's chimp group get to sample medlar fruit for the first time.

William treats a lamb with a suspected broken leg, Tom has a 900kg Clydesdale to treat, Guy helps Silence the corn snake, and Shondie needs to complete dental work on Ola the Westie.

Dr Chris heads to Churchill, Manitoba for the dramatic rescue and release of a wild adult polar bear, and an 800-pound muskox in urgent need of a hoof trim wakes up mid-procedure.

In this documentary, hidden cameras in a new generation of spy creatures reveal the fascinating behaviours of animals from penguins to parrots, polar bears to otters, and wallabies to wombats.

We tell the story of Australia's transformation from a rain-forested land filled with dinosaurs to a dryland continent populated by some of the most unique animals on Earth.

This is Tadoba Andhari tiger reserve, a home to four tigresses and wildlife species like sambar deer, dhole and bison - witness how challenging it is for mothers across species to bring up babies.

Gary searches for a gator in a drainage ditch while Arlie finds another hanging out in a pool, and the Gator Country team trade wrangling for educating as they hit the road for a show in Fort Worth.

Africa's diverse snake species have surprisingly adapted to dominate each corner of one of Earth's wildest terrains, evolving to thrive in the myriad of habitats of this biodiverse continent.

Chimp Kalu struggles to recover from her surgery and she takes a turn for the worse, and there's new names and experiences for a trio of marmosets recently rescued from Liverpool.

Wildlife vet John Lewis examines chimp Jestah following concerns about a strange lump on his lower lip, and Alison goes to new heights with an enrichment plan to blow the socks off Hananya's troop.

Guy goes into surgery with Bob the Border Collie, William dehorns a Icelandic sheep, Eilidh faces a difficult calving, a lost Terrier is brought to the practice, and lab pups need first vaccinations.

Follow polar bear cubs and their mother on a 400-mile journey; with the arrival of spring the ice vanishes - and with it the seals - as polar bears follow their prey to the far north.

Former movie wolf Gambit isn't eating as the vet team makes an alarming discovery, and Dr Stephen gets between an aggressive male polar bear who threatens another mother bear and her cubs.