In the Okavango Delta, the desert sun battles with floodwaters; every animal, whether termite queen or elephant bull, must cope with the never-ending changes.
The animals are willing to do whatever it takes to protect their food, young ones, and territories. Some of their strategies can put the smartest of human beings in the shade.
March is the breeding month of the Devils and the pregnancy lasts about eighteen days; the litter is usually about twenty, but there are only four nipples, to which the first pups will arrive, and the rest will die.
Winter in Marakele National Park is one of the scarcest, but also most plentiful, times of the year; looking at how a giraffe's demise becomes a source of life for the region's vultures, who depend on the decaying flesh of animals like these.
Off the southern coast of India lies the island of Sri Lanka, an oasis in a tropical ocean; over two thousand years, humans have changed the face of the island, creating both opportunities and obstacles for its wildlife.
The animal families in Serengeti stick together, share food, and play around in the grasslands. The young ones get acquainted with the ways of the wild.
Embark on a journey as Lizzie traverses air, land and sea to encounter Alaskan wildlife and explore some of the world's most remote corners; join scientists eavesdropping on underwater Arctic residents.
Trekking through the Canadian rainforest, looking up at dizzying redwood trees and exploring giant kelp forests with Lizzie as she experiences the wild West Coast of North America; crossing paths with wolves and bears while salmon travel upstream.
Getting acquainted with an array of ocean oddballs and learning how billions of years' worth of changes have shaped their looks and skills; meeting blind worms who fish, walking sharks, tree-climbing crabs and much more.
Rare penguins are locked in a daily game of cat and mouse with giant New Zealand sea lions; the sea lions also live in a tumultuous world, where pups must battle the elements to survive.
Discover how scientists are working to restore and protect the Galápagos; witness penguin health checks, tortoise tagging and battles against invasive species, which are building a sustainable future for this delicate, one-of-a-kind ecosystem.
Getting acquainted with an array of ocean oddballs and learning how billions of years' worth of changes have shaped their looks and skills; meeting blind worms who fish, walking sharks, tree-climbing crabs and much more.
Rare penguins are locked in a daily game of cat and mouse with giant New Zealand sea lions; the sea lions also live in a tumultuous world, where pups must battle the elements to survive.
Discover how scientists are working to restore and protect the Galápagos; witness penguin health checks, tortoise tagging and battles against invasive species, which are building a sustainable future for this delicate, one-of-a-kind ecosystem.