Across Thailand's myriad landscapes, animals face a constant challenge to find food many are locked in a deadly battle either to capture or evade, while others must rely on their wits, guile and tenacity to win their prize.
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This Spanish island was made a biosphere reserve over 25 years ago and is now inhabited by animals and plants that can be found nowhere else in the world.
From the city centre to the outermost fringes of the conurbation, a two-way invasion is taking place: while urban sprawl eats into the countryside, nature is moving into the city.
Filmed over the course of a year, this series takes you into the secret lives of hidden wildlife in the 16 hectares of forest in the Singapore Botanic Gardens.
China has one tenth of the world's wetlands with the diversity types and various species.
In the Dampier archipelago, in north-western Australia, archaeologists are deciphering one of the greatest books of history ever written by man.
An archaeologist and a chemist try to revive the perfumes of antiquity in southern Italy 2500 years ago, in the Mediterranean, perfume permeated every stage of life and guaranteed beauty, vitality and success to whoever wears it.
This week, the Snake Master Nick Nirut continues his search for poisonous aquatic snakes of Songkhla Lake.
Fascinating Places
In Korea, there are mountain ranges that extend like blood vessels around the Baekdudaegan Mountain Range.
Across Thailand's myriad landscapes, animals face a constant challenge to find food many are locked in a deadly battle either to capture or evade, while others must rely on their wits, guile and tenacity to win their prize.
Fascinating Places
Along the eastern coast of Africa, the Swahili people has long intrigued scientists. They became Muslims long before the Islamization of Africa, and their language, Swahili, is infused with Arabic.
For thousands of years, men have painted no less than 35,000 rock paintings on the walls of these caves.
Water, the messenger of life, never ends its journey cinematographers capture the water cycle in all its phases, revealing water's many surprising faces and the astonishing ecosystems it creates.
An unprecedented global odyssey with the creators of "Water Life" as they follow water's liquid trail across the continents.
Living creatures have designed an innumerable amount of sharp objects, be they for hunting or defense, or the battle of reproduction or territory. We compare all these tools not only from a morphological stance, which allows us to appreciate form and structure, but also from a functional point of view, highlighting how they occurred, how they are used and what purpose.
With the geological closure of the Isthmus of Panama 4 million years ago, the two largest oceans of the planet were separated.
This Spanish island was made a biosphere reserve over 25 years ago and is now inhabited by animals and plants that can be found nowhere else in the world.
Explores Singapore's islands - far from the city, past the port, hidden from view lies an undiscovered wilderness.
Stretching 2,300 kilometres down the northeast coast of Queensland, the reef is home to over 900 islands each with their own unique biology and fauna.
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