Great Blue Wild

Great Blue Wild joins the world’s leading marine ecologists on a voyage of discovery as they venture to remote corners of the planet, uncover ocean secrets and fight to defend the endangered animals struggling to survive in our threatened seas. Dive deep with whale sharks and dolphins, brave danger with great white sharks and come one step closer to understanding the mysteries of the deep.

Over Australia

A sweeping aerial exploration of the oldest continent of the planet reveals how a diversity of unique wildlife has adapted to the developing mosaic of habitats: from the arid desert, to southern islands and up the Great Dividing Range that separates the interior from the east coast.

Big Feed

Learn about the animals we adore by watching what and how they eat. THE BIG FEED goes behind the scenes into the world’s top zoos to witness what it takes to feed thousands of animals a day. From sea lions and pandas to lions and gorillas, each animal has its own tastes, preferences and nutritional needs. It’s like feeding a small city each and every day.

Wildest New Zealand

The islands of New Zealand are home to an entirely unique menagerie of creatures. It is a place where the normal rules don’t apply – the birds can’t fly, a small, ancient lizard is a top predator, parrots play in snowy mountain meadows and penguins roam the streets. Seals battle on the beaches, albatrosses soar on the air currents and a monster movie plays out in miniature among the dense undergrowth of this lush, vital land.

Big Dry

The Luangwa Valley in Zambia is one of Africa’s last great wildernesses. A rich mosaic of ebony forests and grassy plains, it’s home to a vast array of colourful species including carmine-bee-eaters, hyenas, lions, vultures, crocodiles and insects such as praying mantis. This series follows the challenges the valley’s wildlife must overcome during the long dry season as they await the life-giving rains.

Rooted

ROOTED takes us on an remarkable journey, revealing five of Southern Africa’s most iconic trees and the unique repertoire of animals, insects, birds and environmental elements that have created their own roots, in and around these majestic shelters. Produced by Barend van der Watt and Henk Ekermans and executive produced by award-winning natural film team Dereck and Beverly Joubert.

Turtle Beach

For a few days around the new moon, tens of thousands of sea turtles swarm up a strip of beach and lay millions of eggs. TURTLE BEACH will follow a clutch of 100 turtle eggs over 2 months, from when they’re laid, to 51 days later when thousands of hatchlings ‘boil’ out onto the beach and beeline for the ocean. In a scientific and televisual first this series reveals the complete story of a single turtle nest for the very first time.

Battle Of The Alphas

From fighting for food to battling to catch the eye of an attractive mate – there are so many reasons that animals of the same species everywhere compete or even fight with each other. Battle of the Alphas offers viewers insight into the competitive world of animal life, giving an inside look into an important part of animal behaviour like never before. Along with stunning 4k archive footage, Battle of the Alphas uses CGI and graphics to bring the animals to life. By creating 3D models of the creatures and the world, witness the science behind the animal’s behaviour and the different reasons they compete with their own.

Kingdom Of The Tide

KINGDOM OF THE TIDE welcomes you to the intertidal zone- part land, part sea- a place where change is the only constant. Here, some of the hardiest and most bizarre organisms on the planet have adapted to survive a daily cataclysmic cycle that few creatures can withstand. The result is a specialized and critical habitat whose importance reaches far beyond its borders. Yet this extraordinary world between worlds is surprisingly fragile. Altering the delicate balance of water and temperature could be enough to disrupt and even destroy life in the intertidal zone and affect the health of the ecosystems it supports.

Arabian Seas

Discover the remarkable underwater world of the United Arab Emirates and the largely unexplored coral reefs of Oman. Barely known to the rest of the world, this aquatic paradise is home to thousands of fascinating creatures who are pitched in a battle for survival. From endangered turtles, mysterious sharks and deadly rays to tiny inquisitive shrimps and feisty reef fish, we reveal their aquatic secrets and marvel at this majestic and rarely explored world.