Brazil: A Natural History
Otters thrive in the dry season but must let the caiman take over when it becomes a vast glittering swamp.
Otters thrive in the dry season but must let the caiman take over when it becomes a vast glittering swamp.
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We learn how dedicated scientists are securing the future of the fairy penguins with the help of GPS trackers.
Researchers at the Hidden Vale Wildlife Centre train wild animals to detect tracks of threatening predators.
Koalas used to be poached for their fur, now it's desertification that.threatens their natural habitat.
Tasmania's Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary is home to the famous Tasmanian Devil, wombats and many native species.
We learn about the natural habitat of Australia's sensitive marine animals and how to ensure their survival.
Researchers use thermographic cameras to search for flying foxes and koalas, also detecting bush and wildfire.
What has happened to evolution? The answer is very simple: us.
An unknown yet familiar planet, this alien world is not from space – it's you.
Alien invaders, like colourful parrots, thrive in cities, outsmarting species and making urban life their own.
Giraffes, nearly six meters tall, are wonders of physiology, yet long overlooked by scientists.
In Africa, where giants roam and predators hunt, every day brings wonders, life, and death.
The highest and the lowest places of our planet also offer niches where life thrives.
From the poles to the tropics, from desert to swamp, from mountain peaks to ocean depths.
Discover the fascinating solutions that animals have developed to thrive in extreme habitats around the world.
Each spring, millions of migrating birds traverse Israel, connecting Africa, Asia, and Europe.
Germany's Sea eagles thrive by stealing food from sea ravens, showcasing their expert poaching skills.
Witness Golden eagles in aerial views, showcasing their majestic flights, and hunting skills.
One in ten species live in the Amazon, where its size, diversity, and annual flooding create relationships.
Brazil's coast offers more than Copacabana: whales, dolphins, octopuses, and deadly snakes make it diverse.
Otters thrive in the dry season but must let the caiman take over when it becomes a vast glittering swamp.
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