Rivers form one of the most varied and diverse ecosystems on the planet, where birds form mating colonies, trees disseminate their fruits to conquer new territories, and predators take cover to stalk their unsuspecting prey.
This episode is dedicated to 'Animal Copyright' in communications. We 'see' communication, which cannot be seen but can be heard, smelled, felt or perceived, as a loud and clear message.
The evolutionary successes in which life has solved aquatic locomotion doubtlessly deserve a leading role in the episode "Animal Copyright". In fact, it is the second part of the theme dedicated to traveling methods.
What life is like for a fauna that resisted leaving its home and has now experienced an explosion of biodiversity of fish, birds, reptiles and marine mammals.
Follow two otter families and encounter macaques, pythons and stingrays battling to survive and learning to flourish in the waterways of Singapore.
South Korea, surrounded by sea on three sides, has about 2,800 islands.
Grassland is the Earth's second largest ecosystem on land. China's grassland makes up an important part of the Eurasian Steppe.
When one thinks of America, images of bustling cosmopolitan cities immediately come to mind. Mexico City illustrates this well.
In 986, after being expelled from Norway and then from Iceland, the Viking, Erik the Red, sets out to conquer an uninhabited land, Greenland.
The great grassy plains are like a giant restaurant.
Fascinating Places
Grassland is the Earth's second largest ecosystem on land. China's grassland makes up an important part of the Eurasian Steppe.
The Galapagos have two main seasons. From January to June, there is a rainy and hot monsoon season while from July to December, there's the dry season.
Fascinating Places
One of the driest deserts in the world lies at the foot of the Andes. 1,500 years ago, the Mochica culture - alternatively called the Moche.
A making-of episode featuring the adventures and misadventures of "Wild Latam" filmmakers as they travel across Latin America.
Exploring the great island of Hokkaido, in the extreme north of the archipelago, this film highlights the natural beauty of this territory where nature remains the main character: it unfolds in immense spaces still largely wild, composed of powerful volcanic mountain ranges, countless crystal clear lakes and deep forests.
Join internationally renowned actress Michelle Yeoh - star of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Memoirs of a Geisha and The Lady - on a touching journey back home to Malaysia for an intimate look at the orangutan.
In the Mediterranean Sea there is a group of isolated lands where its inhabitants evolved separately from the rest of the planet.
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.