River Battlefront

In the heart of Africa, two giants—the hippopotamus and the Nile crocodile—are forced to share the same shrinking waterways. Shaped by shifting seasons, these rivers are lifelines for countless species, yet they also become battlegrounds under the sun’s relentless heat. As water levels fall, tensions rise, and a fragile peace can quickly spiral into violent conflict. Every remaining pool becomes fiercely contested territory, where survival depends on strength, strategy, and timing. In this river world, one misstep can trigger all-out war, as two of Africa’s most powerful animals are pushed ever closer when the dry season sets in.

Elephants on the Run

ELEPHANTS ON THE RUN follows Africa’s elephants as they struggle to survive in a world increasingly shaped by humans. Once free to roam vast landscapes, they now face threats from poaching, snares, shrinking habitats, and human conflict. Led by wise matriarchs, herds rely on memory and social bonds to navigate these challenges. The film also highlights giraffes, baboons, lions, hyenas, crocodiles, and leopards—each playing a role in the ecosystem. From heartbreaking rescues to joyful reunions, the documentary captures the intelligence, resilience, and deep emotional lives of elephants—urging the protection of wild spaces before they vanish forever.

Wonder Bugs

Arthropods are the most successful group of animals on the planet. We know of around 10 million species but many more await discovery. They include insects, spiders, scorpions and crustaceans, creatures which most people simply call bugs. This series takes a close up look at how bugs survive in their miniature world, how they find food, find mates and avoid being eaten.

African Bambi

Set beneath the vast African sky, AFRICAN BAMBI follows the journey of three young gazelles—Tomi, Grant, and Imp—as they navigate the perils of the Serengeti. Born during the Great Migration, they must quickly master the skills of survival; learning to stand, run, and outwit predators like cheetahs, lions, and crocodiles. Each gazelle faces their own trials in their specific environments. On the open plains, Tomi encounters danger with every turn. Amid the migrating herds, Grant must vanish into the crowds to survive. And deep in the Acacia forests, Imp must find courage in a world of hidden threats. As storms and seasons shape their paths, they grow from vulnerable calves into resilient survivors, securing their place in nature’s timeless cycle.

Orangutan Jungle School (6x60')

This three part series follows the real life, day-to-day antics of a group of rescued orangutans - ‘pupils’ at one of the world’s most extraordinary schools. Rapid deforestation threatens the very existence of this most human-like primate species, but under the guidance of a skilled and caring team of ‘’babysitters’, orphaned and once captive orangutans are taught vital survival skills before being released back into the wild. The stakes could not be higher as they embark on rehabilitation. Will they be able to overcome their traumatic pasts to ‘graduate’ from Jungle School? The future of their species relies, in great part, on their success.

Survivor

SURVIVOR chronicles the epic Serengeti wildebeest migration, focusing on a newborn calf and a cheetah mother raising six cubs. The calf must stand and run within an hour to escape predators like hyenas and lions. Briefly adopted by a lioness, it survives a perilous night alone before reuniting with its mother. Meanwhile, the cheetah balances hunting and protecting her growing cubs. Other species—leopards, hyenas, and horn moths—play vital ecological roles. As the dry season intensifies, challenges peak with a dangerous river crossing. Rituals by the Maasai herald rain and renewal. In the end, survival belongs to those who endure.

The Dark Side of Crocs

In the rivers of Africa, one predator reigns from the shadows—the Nile crocodile. An ancient assassin, honed by evolution over millions of years. Yet in these contested waters, survival demands more than stealth and strength. It requires coexisting with giants—like the formidable hippopotamus. Tense truces can shatter in a heartbeat. With jaws like battering rams, these titans clash for dominance, and a single misjudgement can cost a life. Beneath the surface, a silent hunter lies in wait. Engineered for ambush. Refined by time. Feared by all. This is the Nile crocodile—undisputed master of the river’s dark domain.

Crocs of Katuma

CROCS OF KATUMA follows a mother Nile crocodile in Tanzania’s Katavi National Park as she struggles to raise her young in a harsh, seasonal environment. From courtship to guarding her eggs and guiding her vulnerable hatchlings to water, her journey is filled with danger—monitor lizards, fish eagles, and rival predators all threaten her offspring. As the river dries, she shelters in a mud cave, conserving energy until the rains return. The film reveals her critical role in the ecosystem, blending ancient instinct with modern survival. It’s a gripping tale of resilience, sacrifice, and the fight for life in the wild.

Ice Bear

Polar Bears are made for snow, ice and cold, but as a result of a warming climate they must now adapt to longer summer conditions. Their ability to adapt however is no sure thing. Every year with an earlier ice break up and later ice formation, polar bears are forced onto the land for longer periods of time. The long hot summer is their most difficult season. The story follows the Herculean journey of an adolescent bear during a long hot summer. His mission: to stay alive in the most uncomfortable and most challenging time of the year. His task will take five months. Food is not guaranteed; he may be forced to starve the entire time. His resourcefulness and courage will be tested in new ways. Never in this young bear’s life has the ice disappeared so quickly, and never before has the Bear spent these most difficult months without his mother.

Wonders of Nature

A celebration of the most striking creatures in the animal kingdom, revealing their extraordinary behavior and survival strategies and exploring the tremendous scope of life and death in the bush. This six-part series celebrates the most striking creatures in the animal kingdom and reveals their extraordinary behavior and survival strategies. From the majesty and power of the big cats to the beauty and grace of the flamingo flocks, WONDERS OF NATURE covers the tremendous scope of life and death in the wild.