Epic Oceans
Under water, the shallow seas are the richest of all, where pressure to succeed creates the extraordinary.
Under water, the shallow seas are the richest of all, where pressure to succeed creates the extraordinary.
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Two divers make unprecedented discoveries deep within the lair of the Nile crocodile.
Barry explains how some of the lion prides in Hwange are elephant killers and the crew capture this on camera.
Karina explores Hwange National Park, home to some of Africa's largest populations of elephants and giraffes.
We follow the ragged-tooth shark and venture deep underwater to study its dramatic mating behaviour.
This films reveals the extraordinary variety of life found in the vast blue expanses of the open ocean.
The town of Churchill, Manitoba prepares for a collision between 1,000 migrating bears and 10,000 tourists.
Two lion brothers emerge victorious as undisputed rulers of a formidable pride after a ferocious battle.
This film reveals what happens when nature tilts out of balance due to human interference
Whale sharks, ragged-tooth sharks and a fight to the death between worms and ants
Manas National Park was destroyed by a two-decade war, resulting in an almost complete loss of wildlife.
Sound, smell and touch – we look at communication in the natural world.
The volunteers participate in an exciting game capture mission.
Lauren and the volunteers walk with two lions and follow them as they hunt wildebeest.
A mother gray wolf has a face-off with deadly brown bears to get food for her pups.
Estuaries trigger a vibrant offshore ecosystem teeming with life, from tiny crabs to huge sharks.
This episode follows the journey of sharks in the cold southern waters of Southern Africa.
Under water, the shallow seas are the richest of all, where pressure to succeed creates the extraordinary.
Karina and Craig catch and cook their own fish before heading out to track black rhino.
A young honey badger battles for survival in the harsh and unforgiving plains of the South African savannah.
With about 1700 islands, the Halong Bay in northern Vietnam has been a UNESCO World Heritage since 1994.
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