Viasat Nature

Investigators in the Badlands of Wyoming unearth the bones of a Mosasaur, a terrifying marine predator from the dinosaur age.

While the kangaroo is associated with Australia, few know how its ancestors came to be on this continent. Why have they been so successful in Australia, but not anywhere else?

We follow the restoration of one of the biggest skeletons in the world - the Durfort mammoth - at the National Museum of Natural History in Paris.

Dr Amanda rescues a blind pet baboon and Dr Charlotte operates on a pangolin whose leg must be amputated; two young baboons have gone AWOL, and we encounter a feisty monitor lizard.

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.

Julian heads to the historic Harewood House near Leeds to check on some goats who are moving to a new enclosure, and Peter heads over to help when a young farmer struggles with a tricky lambing.

Julian is at Jackie's alpaca farm to see one of his favourite alpacas, and Peter's at Arthur Almond's farm because three of his cows need dehorning... but they aren't used to being handled.

It's Sunday morning, but it's no day of rest for Julian as he heads to the Taylors' farm; at Skeldale, shih-tzu puppy Lester - who needs surgery on a hernia - has all the staff purring.

Julian meets two-year-old Zac and his hedgehog, who needs surgery on her foot, and Lorraine brings her dog Corbin - who has a lump that's causing him pain when he walks - to see Peter at Skeldale.

Doru is almost a celebrity; this lynx was released from Romania to Croatia. The four-year-old animal is the first of many to be brought to the Dinaric Mountains as part of the Life Lynx project.

The wolverine is the largest member of the weasel family; he lives hidden in Finland's woods, tears up moose, and is even said to take on adult brown bears and moose.

Presented by Patrick Aryee, this series aims to be one of the more unique wildlife shows, taking us through the evolutionary journey of animal and wildlife development, adaptation, and survival.

Presented by Patrick Aryee, this series aims to be one of the more unique wildlife shows, taking us through the evolutionary journey of animal and wildlife development, adaptation, and survival.

A disturbing report from Cambodia of something in the water that's sliced cleanly through a young man's testicle sends Jeremy on a quest to expose an unseen mutilator.

In the heart of central America lurks a creature that instils fear in all who encounter it; Jeremy Wade is taken to breaking point and beyond as he relearns everything that he knows about fishing.

Jeremy is on the trail of a new river monster after a corpse is found with highly unusual injuries. He also uncovers a spate of disappearances and a mysterious creature patrolling the water.

Bull sharks are the most aggressive and unpredictable of all the sharks; Jeremy travels to this river to see if last year's catch was a one-off or if there are more monsters out there.

This episode explores a unique dig site to investigate how the legendary giant megalodon shark took over the oceans.

A disturbing report from Cambodia of something in the water that's sliced cleanly through a young man's testicle sends Jeremy on a quest to expose an unseen mutilator.

Cold hearts beat with a raging hot fury in a frozen world of snow, icy waters and extreme wind chill; from snow leopards to polar bears, these fighters battle it out with each other.

The history of birds begins 220 million years ago; a recent discovery of the oldest fossil of a modern bird brings new clues as to how and why only they survived the asteroid that hit Earth.

Investigators in the Badlands of Wyoming unearth the bones of a Mosasaur, a terrifying marine predator from the dinosaur age.

While the kangaroo is associated with Australia, few know how its ancestors came to be on this continent. Why have they been so successful in Australia, but not anywhere else?

Amateur fossil hunters Sally and Neville Hollingworth are joined by Sir David Attenborough and Professor Ben Garrod as they uncover an Ice Age mammoth mystery on the outskirts of Swindon.

In the heart of central America lurks a creature that instils fear in all who encounter it; Jeremy Wade is taken to breaking point and beyond as he relearns everything that he knows about fishing.

A disturbing report from Cambodia of something in the water that's sliced cleanly through a young man's testicle sends Jeremy on a quest to expose an unseen mutilator.

Cold hearts beat with a raging hot fury in a frozen world of snow, icy waters and extreme wind chill; from snow leopards to polar bears, these fighters battle it out with each other.

Wildlife expert Steve Backshall explores the world of deep-sea giants; with the help of experts and marine biologists, we discover more about the giant squid, anglerfish, megalodon and many others.

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 evolved to thrive in even the most hostile of environments; the full scale of their ingenuity is only just beginning to be uncovered.

A leg infection hampers a young duiker's release, Dr Amanda tracks and collars a young lion, and we check on an ailing bush baby and greet a new addition to the centre, a grumpy grey parrot.

The heart of the South American continent is the Amazon jungle, the largest woodland on the planet; witness the planet's largest eagle, the monkey-hunting harpy, pink dolphins and the giant otter.

Worried about a lump on her leg, Mark has brought Border Terrier Annie to the surgery to see Julian; Peter heads out to sheep farmer Roland Norris, who's worried about one of his breeding rams.

Peter heads to a local farm where Bernie the boar is strangely off his food, rescue dog Hector requires eye surgery, and Julian's at Rodney Sheard's farm to treat a couple of his rams.

Julian rushes over to see worried cow farmer Joe, Peter heads to Richard's farm - where a sheep's life is in danger - and at the Huddersfield hospital, Brandy the German Shepherd is lame and in pain.

Peter's under extra pressure with Charlie the horse - he belongs to his niece Jess; when Julian sees Jackie Barlow, it's usually about one of her alpacas, but today the patient is her little dog Isla.

This episode look at the golden jackal, a shy predator whose territory used to be the Balkan and further southern regions; now they are spreading north, and scientists are trying to find out why.

This episode look at the golden jackal, a shy predator whose territory used to be the Balkan and further southern regions; now they are spreading north, and scientists are trying to find out why.

Presented by Patrick Aryee, this series aims to be one of the more unique wildlife shows, taking us through the evolutionary journey of animal and wildlife development, adaptation, and survival.

Presented by Patrick Aryee, this series aims to be one of the more unique wildlife shows, taking us through the evolutionary journey of animal and wildlife development, adaptation, and survival.

Presented by Patrick Aryee, this series aims to be one of the more unique wildlife shows, taking us through the evolutionary journey of animal and wildlife development, adaptation, and survival.

Jeremy travels to one of the few rivers left on Earth that will still test a fisherman; one spirit in particular is said to lure fishermen from their boats to their death.

The Spinosaurus is one of the strangest dinosaurs to have ever lived; a discovery in Spain could help trace the origins of this mysterious beast.

Before the industrial revolution of the 19th century, from the shores of the Atlantic to the steppes of Central Asia, the horse was ubiquitous. We explore its long and glorious history.

It's the epic end to the Ice Age as Steve and Michaela discover how the Great Thaw changed the planet as we know it; we witness the flooding of the Ice Age world and the birth of the modern age.

The history of birds begins 220 million years ago; a recent discovery of the oldest fossil of a modern bird brings new clues as to how and why only they survived the asteroid that hit Earth.

We follow a year in Patagonia; winter is long and hard and pumas and foxes must scavenge to survive, but when spring finally arrives, all animals try to make the most of a small window of opportunity.

If the Amazon were a country, it would be the seventh largest in the world; we discover what makes the Amazon such a powerhouse of evolution and how it has come to home a third of all Earth's species.

Venezuela is famous for its foreboding mountains, swamps, and jungles, yet each is linked by the waters of a mighty river: the Orinoco, the rumoured route to El Dorado - the legendary city of gold.

From the Andes to the sweltering Amazon, discover the extraordinary animal behaviours and adaptations that are key to survival and success in the varied and exciting natural world of Latin America.

From the Andes to the sweltering Amazon, discover the extraordinary animal behaviours and adaptations that are key to survival and success in the varied and exciting natural world of Latin America.

This series uncovers some of the most extraordinary wild characters, each being stranger than the last; inside every weird story is a revelation of amazing adaptation and scientific surprise.

Lions and hyenas compete hard for meat; both control each other, stealing from and killing each other. This is the story of these iconic predators in the Maasai Mara National Reserve in Kenya.

Follow along on a journey as we explore the mysteries of the Makgadikgadi pans through the eyes of a brown hyena mother and her clan as they navigate merciless temperatures.

This episode introduces lions with distinct personalities and follows them as they hunt and explore new territories, but conflict arises when the mothers return with new cubs.

Hunger drives the cubs to violence and family relationships are complicated; the lions rely on the more agile lionesses for hunting and face challenges such as climate change.

Oloborr emerges as the leader of a pride which mainly relies on buffalo for food; as it faces obstacles in establishing dominance, tensions arise within the group.

Gujarat in India is home to the last Asiatic lions in the wild; a first-time mother lioness must be creative in her survival skills to raise a new king, and that includes fooling the old one.

The team releases pythons, teaches a pangolin how to hunt, and rounds up a troop of vervet monkeys; they also search for a missing bird of prey and help a bush pig hurt by poachers' dogs.

There is an enormous territory of plains in the north of South America that changes its appearance twice a year; we discover the capybara, gigantic anacondas, and the few remaining Orinoco crocodiles.

It's birthing season on Jackie Barlow's alpaca farm, and Peter heads over to West Yorkshire to open a brand-new animal hospital run by his friends and colleagues.

Julian races to an emergency at a local farm where a cow is unable to stand up, and Peter tries to save three-week-old Sphynx kitten Dobby; his tiny patient has pneumonia.

Julian heads to the historic Harewood House near Leeds to check on some goats who are moving to a new enclosure, and Peter heads over to help when a young farmer struggles with a tricky lambing.

Julian is at Jackie's alpaca farm to see one of his favourite alpacas, and Peter's at Arthur Almond's farm because three of his cows need dehorning... but they aren't used to being handled.

The musk ox roamed together with mammoths thousands of years ago; now the only remaining herds live in Scandinavia at the Dovrefjell National Park in Norway and in the Härjedaalen area in Sweden.

This episode introduces a rare inhabitant of the Mediterranean mountains: the mouflon sheep that originate from Corsica, Sardinia and Cyprus.

The transmission of culture in birds, mammals, and even insects is based on social learning (the ability of animals to acquire knowledge and skills from their fellow creatures).

Animals in the same species share much more than territory; they also possess traditions and many nuances in their habits and preferences, in their relationships, and even their languages.

The knowledge passed down in some species can evolve in response to changes in their natural environment; could the flexibility of their cultures be the key to their survival in changing environments?

People on two bottomless lakes deep in the Alaskan wilderness have been vanishing without trace for thousands of years; Jeremy searches for a lethal lake monster of native legend.

Jeremy is on a quest to Africa's Rift Valley; it's a dangerous place, but at its heart is a worthy prize of the Nile Perch, Africa's largest freshwater fish.

Bull sharks are the most aggressive and unpredictable of all the sharks; Jeremy travels to this river to see if last year's catch was a one-off or if there are more monsters out there.

Stuart and Chris are shocked when a standard call-out turns into a job of a lifetime, and Mick and Adele are on the hunt for a deadly red-bellied black snake hiding in a suburban front yard.

Jess and Stuart receive a job to remove a large red-bellied black snake, and it's a sad morning when a pet duck disappears and Mick and Adele are called in to capture the culprit.

After attempting to capture a large eastern brown snake, Stuart and Chris get inundated with carpet python calls all over the coast, including some in the same street as each other!

Back-to-back calls for deadly eastern brown snakes keep the team on their toes; Olivia is the one that comes out worst off after having to deal with a stinky keelback snake from a client's front yard.

Colin Stafford-Johnson explores corners of Cuba that few outsiders have seen; amongst the wonders he encounters is the bee hummingbird, the world's tiniest bird found nowhere else on the planet.

Colin Stafford-Johnson explores corners of Cuba that few outsiders have seen; amongst the wonders he encounters is the bee hummingbird, the world's tiniest bird found nowhere else on the planet.

With over 100 frog species, 700 types of birds, over 200 mammals and hundreds of reptiles, Honduras is one of the most species-rich countries in Central America.

Nigel discovers the colourful wildlife of Costa Rica; meet scarlet macaws, spotted dolphins, an eyelash palm pit viper and baby leatherback turtles on Costa Rica's Caribbean coast.

Nigel explores Guatemala; join him to see the world's most beautiful lake, Central America's most colourful pit viper, and incredible views from the 'top of the Mayan world'.

Nigel explores Panama's most iconic wildlife; skyscrapers in the city are home to turkey vultures, red-capped manakin males dance the moonwalk, and army ants bring a host of followers with them.

The history of birds begins 220 million years ago; a recent discovery of the oldest fossil of a modern bird brings new clues as to how and why only they survived the asteroid that hit Earth.

This series uncovers some of the most extraordinary wild characters, each being stranger than the last; inside every weird story is a revelation of amazing adaptation and scientific surprise.

Cold hearts beat with a raging hot fury in a frozen world of snow, icy waters and extreme wind chill; from snow leopards to polar bears, these fighters battle it out with each other.

Hot weather can sometimes be a killer; in the Sonoran Desert, temperatures peak at 80 degrees Celsius and it's so hot that creatures choose to live and hunt in the night.

Tropical rainforests are the most diverse ecosystems on the planet; that means intense competition. Crocodiles in the mangrove forests of Borneo are drawn to the rich variety of species on offer.

From rivers to oceans, water wars rewrite the rules of conflict; gravity has no meaning underwater. Weird and wonderful creatures of the reef terrorise each other as they battle for an inch of space.

Dr Amanda removes a sable antelope's collar, and the team helps a baby vervet monkey find a new mum; two orphaned serval cats are also freed, and we follow 20 yellow baboons into their new enclosure.

The Caribbean Sea is a mythical place with a wild jungle world living on its shores; this region is home to the axolotls, the Montezuma oropendola, dozens of species of tree frogs, and pit vipers.

It's Sunday morning, but it's no day of rest for Julian as he heads to the Taylors' farm; at Skeldale, shih-tzu puppy Lester - who needs surgery on a hernia - has all the staff purring.

Julian meets two-year-old Zac and his hedgehog, who needs surgery on her foot, and Lorraine brings her dog Corbin - who has a lump that's causing him pain when he walks - to see Peter at Skeldale.

Worried about a lump on her leg, Mark has brought Border Terrier Annie to the surgery to see Julian; Peter heads out to sheep farmer Roland Norris, who's worried about one of his breeding rams.

Peter heads to a local farm where Bernie the boar is strangely off his food, rescue dog Hector requires eye surgery, and Julian's at Rodney Sheard's farm to treat a couple of his rams.

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.

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.

Stuart and Chris remove a deadly eastern brown snake from an elderly couple's front yard, and Mick and Adele remove a stubborn coastal carpet python from the back of an office refrigerator.

The knowledge passed down in some species can evolve in response to changes in their natural environment; could the flexibility of their cultures be the key to their survival in changing environments?

This enlightening series reveals our latest scientific understanding of birds, from their evolution, social behaviour and communication to intelligence and ongoing adaptation to climate change.

Biologist Jeremy Wade discovers truths and demystifies mysteries surrounding wild freshwater animals.

Jeremy embarks on an epic mission to reveal the real creature behind the world's most famous river monster - the Loch Ness Monster. Will he uncover the legend of legends?

Biologist and extreme angler Jeremy Wade has hunted a legendary Amazon giant for over 20 years. Locals call it the lau-lau, a creature so huge that it's said to swallow men whole.

In 1976, a packed coach crashed into the Amazon and 39 people died as a result; tracking down survivors and eyewitnesses of piranha attacks, Jeremy Wade reveals why it fills our nightmares.

The woolly rhino once roamed northern Europe - now new discoveries from inside a cave in southern England reveal what really killed this Ice Age beast.

Biologist Jeremy Wade discovers truths and demystifies mysteries surrounding wild freshwater animals.

Hot weather can sometimes be a killer; in the Sonoran Desert, temperatures peak at 80 degrees Celsius and it's so hot that creatures choose to live and hunt in the night.

Wildlife expert Steve Backshall explores the world of deep-sea giants; with the help of experts and marine biologists, we discover more about the giant squid, anglerfish, megalodon and many others.

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.

Jeremy embarks on an epic mission to reveal the real creature behind the world's most famous river monster - the Loch Ness Monster. Will he uncover the legend of legends?

Biologist Jeremy Wade discovers truths and demystifies mysteries surrounding wild freshwater animals.

Hot weather can sometimes be a killer; in the Sonoran Desert, temperatures peak at 80 degrees Celsius and it's so hot that creatures choose to live and hunt in the night.

We learn about the variety of sounds animals use when they need to communicate; with the help of scientists, we eavesdrop into the secret conversations going on all around us in the animal kingdom.

We explore the latest science around how animals communicate with each other by using a variety of visual signals and physical movements.

We investigate the intricate world of animal communication that extends beyond methods of sight and sound such as scent, chemicals, light and even electricity to convey vital messages.

We discover how some animals communicate when they need to work as a team; using a variety of techniques including sound, touch and visual displays, animals can come together and work as a group.

Dr Amanda's team lose a pangolin abused by wildlife traffickers, and we check on a trio of hedgehogs and tag along as the centre's baboons and nyala antelopes get a change of scenery.

A large part of the jungle that covers Central and South America is known as the rainforest; it is home to howler monkeys, jaguars, iguanas, bush dogs and king vultures.

Julian rushes over to see worried cow farmer Joe, Peter heads to Richard's farm - where a sheep's life is in danger - and at the Huddersfield hospital, Brandy the German Shepherd is lame and in pain.

Peter's under extra pressure with Charlie the horse - he belongs to his niece Jess; when Julian sees Jackie Barlow, it's usually about one of her alpacas, but today the patient is her little dog Isla.

It's birthing season on Jackie Barlow's alpaca farm, and Peter heads over to West Yorkshire to open a brand-new animal hospital run by his friends and colleagues.

Julian races to an emergency at a local farm where a cow is unable to stand up, and Peter tries to save three-week-old Sphynx kitten Dobby; his tiny patient has pneumonia.

In the Bialowieza National Park in Poland is the last primeval forest of Europe; here lives the only European bison species. In untouched nature, we get to know their herd life.

Europe is home to almost a million moose; west of the picturesque Miosa Lake, Norway's largest lake, begins the moose territory, where we get to know the animal and its peculiarities.

Stuart and Olivia remove a large coastal carpet python from a chicken coop, and Mick and Adele deal with a tricky situation when a large eastern brown snake is hiding under a young family's back deck.

There are nearly 11,000 species of bird on the planet, each found in different habitats across the globe; we hear the latest stories about the ways in which birds live together and communicate.

As humans are rapidly urbanising the planet, birds are being forced to face new threats, causing billions across the globe to vanish; see how birds learn to adapt and face a more perilous future.

Is there something in the river that fits the bill, or are large and surprisingly cold-water sharks to blame?

Jeremy Wade heads for the Canada-USA border in the hopes of finding the most ancient fish of his career.

Continuing his year of Amazon exploration, Jeremy investigates three mysterious deaths in three separate countries on his most remote mission to date.

In the darkest depths of the Amazon lurks a dinosaur; legends tell of an evil spirit inhabiting an enormous fish... and Jeremy has encountered this creature once before.

This episode examines a unique dig site in Egypt that could help solve the mystery of how prehistoric land mammals evolved into top ocean predators.

Is there something in the river that fits the bill, or are large and surprisingly cold-water sharks to blame?

Tropical rainforests are the most diverse ecosystems on the planet; that means intense competition. Crocodiles in the mangrove forests of Borneo are drawn to the rich variety of species on offer.

We learn about the variety of sounds animals use when they need to communicate; with the help of scientists, we eavesdrop into the secret conversations going on all around us in the animal kingdom.

We explore the latest science around how animals communicate with each other by using a variety of visual signals and physical movements.

We investigate the intricate world of animal communication that extends beyond methods of sight and sound such as scent, chemicals, light and even electricity to convey vital messages.

We discover how some animals communicate when they need to work as a team; using a variety of techniques including sound, touch and visual displays, animals can come together and work as a group.

Jeremy Wade heads for the Canada-USA border in the hopes of finding the most ancient fish of his career.

Is there something in the river that fits the bill, or are large and surprisingly cold-water sharks to blame?

Tropical rainforests are the most diverse ecosystems on the planet; that means intense competition. Crocodiles in the mangrove forests of Borneo are drawn to the rich variety of species on offer.

With over 100 frog species, 700 types of birds, over 200 mammals and hundreds of reptiles, Honduras is one of the most species-rich countries in Central America.

Nigel discovers the colourful wildlife of Costa Rica; meet scarlet macaws, spotted dolphins, an eyelash palm pit viper and baby leatherback turtles on Costa Rica's Caribbean coast.

Nigel explores Guatemala; join him to see the world's most beautiful lake, Central America's most colourful pit viper, and incredible views from the 'top of the Mayan world'.

Nigel explores Panama's most iconic wildlife; skyscrapers in the city are home to turkey vultures, red-capped manakin males dance the moonwalk, and army ants bring a host of followers with them.

Dr Amanda tries to collar a roan antelope, the team chases down blue monkey Indigo while unrest ensues among the vervets, and we examine an eagle owl with bumblefoot and say adieu to Sheila the croc.

The highs and lows of the Andes create habitats that vary greatly, from bears and snakes low on the ground to condors, vicuñas, hummingbirds and quetzals up high in the hills and treetops.

Julian heads to the historic Harewood House near Leeds to check on some goats who are moving to a new enclosure, and Peter heads over to help when a young farmer struggles with a tricky lambing.

Julian is at Jackie's alpaca farm to see one of his favourite alpacas, and Peter's at Arthur Almond's farm because three of his cows need dehorning... but they aren't used to being handled.

It's Sunday morning, but it's no day of rest for Julian as he heads to the Taylors' farm; at Skeldale, shih-tzu puppy Lester - who needs surgery on a hernia - has all the staff purring.

Julian meets two-year-old Zac and his hedgehog, who needs surgery on her foot, and Lorraine brings her dog Corbin - who has a lump that's causing him pain when he walks - to see Peter at Skeldale.

Doru is almost a celebrity; this lynx was released from Romania to Croatia. The four-year-old animal is the first of many to be brought to the Dinaric Mountains as part of the Life Lynx project.

The wolverine is the largest member of the weasel family; he lives hidden in Finland's woods, tears up moose, and is even said to take on adult brown bears and moose.

Jess and Stuart receive a job from a grandparent whose chicken coop has been taken over by a large eastern brown snake, and a simple call-out for Mick and Adele turns into a deadly situation.

If we had to pick one iconic African animal, it would be the elephant. Its ancestors have dominated the world and the five continents through an exceptional evolution.

Today, the grizzly bear is a star in Yellowstone National Park. But the history of the bear is rooted in that of a large family of mammals: the carnivores, which appeared 60 million years ago.

Investigation turns into obsession as Jeremy tries to explain the widespread accounts.

Jeremy Wade travels to the site of a terrifying attack on a remote river in Bolivia.

Jeremy heads to half-forgotten wetlands to come face to face with one of South America's greatest freshwater fighters as he uncovers the slasher stalking Argentina's River of Blood.

Jeremy once unearthed a super-sized freshwater fish turned man-eater on the treacherous Kali River in India; now he heads back to separate fact from fiction and track the monstrous beast down.

This episode examines excavations in Los Angeles' La Brea Tar Pits that could help to solve the mystery of how the sabre-tooth tiger hunted its prey.

Investigation turns into obsession as Jeremy tries to explain the widespread accounts.

From rivers to oceans, water wars rewrite the rules of conflict; gravity has no meaning underwater. Weird and wonderful creatures of the reef terrorise each other as they battle for an inch of space.

With over 100 frog species, 700 types of birds, over 200 mammals and hundreds of reptiles, Honduras is one of the most species-rich countries in Central America.

Nigel discovers the colourful wildlife of Costa Rica; meet scarlet macaws, spotted dolphins, an eyelash palm pit viper and baby leatherback turtles on Costa Rica's Caribbean coast.

Nigel explores Guatemala; join him to see the world's most beautiful lake, Central America's most colourful pit viper, and incredible views from the 'top of the Mayan world'.

Nigel explores Panama's most iconic wildlife; skyscrapers in the city are home to turkey vultures, red-capped manakin males dance the moonwalk, and army ants bring a host of followers with them.

Jeremy Wade travels to the site of a terrifying attack on a remote river in Bolivia.

Investigation turns into obsession as Jeremy tries to explain the widespread accounts.

From rivers to oceans, water wars rewrite the rules of conflict; gravity has no meaning underwater. Weird and wonderful creatures of the reef terrorise each other as they battle for an inch of space.

This series uncovers some of the most extraordinary wild characters, each being stranger than the last; inside every weird story is a revelation of amazing adaptation and scientific surprise.

We follow the three species of North American bears as they fight to survive in a rapidly changing world; it is not necessarily the strongest who will survive, but the most courageous and creative.

Scientists hope that the reintroduction of bears to Europe will have a positive impact on the entire ecosystem, but is Europe ready to coexist with brown bears?

An ancient bear cult has survived deep in the Transylvanian forests - here Europe's greatest land predator is a symbol of rebirth, but conflict is unavoidable with ever-increasing numbers.

Dr Amanda rescues a blind pet baboon and Dr Charlotte operates on a pangolin whose leg must be amputated; two young baboons have gone AWOL, and we encounter a feisty monitor lizard.

A vibrant portrait of the biodiverse habitats in South America; inhabitants range from large to small, from colourful to perfectly camouflaged, and from the lone hunter to thousand-strong hordes.

Worried about a lump on her leg, Mark has brought Border Terrier Annie to the surgery to see Julian; Peter heads out to sheep farmer Roland Norris, who's worried about one of his breeding rams.

Peter heads to a local farm where Bernie the boar is strangely off his food, rescue dog Hector requires eye surgery, and Julian's at Rodney Sheard's farm to treat a couple of his rams.

Julian rushes over to see worried cow farmer Joe, Peter heads to Richard's farm - where a sheep's life is in danger - and at the Huddersfield hospital, Brandy the German Shepherd is lame and in pain.

Peter's under extra pressure with Charlie the horse - he belongs to his niece Jess; when Julian sees Jackie Barlow, it's usually about one of her alpacas, but today the patient is her little dog Isla.

A look at the capercaillie, biologists capture wild animals in central Sweden and take them to Germany, and black grouse are reintroduced in the Nature Park Niederlausitz.

This episode look at the golden jackal, a shy predator whose territory used to be the Balkan and further southern regions; now they are spreading north, and scientists are trying to find out why.

Like us, humans, they are primates; sometimes their gestures resemble ours, their looks, their expressions. We most often think about the Amazonian jungle when we think of our cousin the monkey.

Before the industrial revolution of the 19th century, from the shores of the Atlantic to the steppes of Central Asia, the horse was ubiquitous. We explore its long and glorious history.

Jeremy Wade battles tropical storms and unforgiving jungles to find a killer in Fiji.

Jeremy travels to Papua New Guinea to investigate a spate of bizarre deaths on the Sepik River; he is on the trail of a creature that has been tearing chunks out of fishermen.

Jeremy has heard tales of a body-snatching spirit that locals call the Water Mama; now people are disappearing without trace from these waters and he's convinced there is a real River Monster lurking.

No fish inspires the same terror as the shark, a creature with an insatiable hunger for brutal violence; Jeremy investigates just how far inland these sharks will bring their reign of terror.

This episode explores a unique dig site in Australia that could help solve the mystery of how the Tasmanian tiger became extinct.

Jeremy Wade battles tropical storms and unforgiving jungles to find a killer in Fiji.

We travel to Africa - where the law of the jungle reigns supreme - and follow the lives of lions, crocodiles, cheetahs while unravelling the steps of fate that brought predators and prey together.

This series uncovers some of the most extraordinary wild characters, each being stranger than the last; inside every weird story is a revelation of amazing adaptation and scientific surprise.

We follow the three species of North American bears as they fight to survive in a rapidly changing world; it is not necessarily the strongest who will survive, but the most courageous and creative.

Scientists hope that the reintroduction of bears to Europe will have a positive impact on the entire ecosystem, but is Europe ready to coexist with brown bears?

An ancient bear cult has survived deep in the Transylvanian forests - here Europe's greatest land predator is a symbol of rebirth, but conflict is unavoidable with ever-increasing numbers.

Jeremy travels to Papua New Guinea to investigate a spate of bizarre deaths on the Sepik River; he is on the trail of a creature that has been tearing chunks out of fishermen.

Jeremy Wade battles tropical storms and unforgiving jungles to find a killer in Fiji.

We travel to Africa - where the law of the jungle reigns supreme - and follow the lives of lions, crocodiles, cheetahs while unravelling the steps of fate that brought predators and prey together.

Over the last 20 years, the number of discoveries of new dinosaur species has multiplied; we explore new discoveries and learn how these giants lived and evolved througout the years.