We dive into the planet's fiercest aquatic battlegrounds. From jaguars hunting caiman in the Pantanal to venomous platypus duels. Across continents, creatures fight to rule their watery domains.

From hyper-intelligent parrots to sinister snails and magical constellations of glow-worms, this is the story of New Zealand's wildest places and most resilient pioneers.

Europe is home to 100 active volcanoes; volcanic eruptions can turn out to be disastrous for the continent. Could Europe once again fall victim to a major and devastating volcanic eruption?

A rare tornado decimates a small town in rural Uruguay, snaring a man in his car and obliterating a huge warehouse.

The San Andreas Fault is the junction point of two tectonic plates stretching across San Francisco and Los Angeles; it is 1,300km long and currently the most surveyed phenomenon in the world.

In the heart of France there are more than 80 volcanoes. Humanity has often benefited from being near volcanoes. But the risk is always that an eruption could occur at any time without warning.

About 10% of the world's population lives near one of Earth's roughly 1,500 active volcanoes. In France's overseas territories, observatories watch volcanic activity to protect local populations.

Yellowstone is one of the most powerful supervolcanoes on Earth; what would the consequences if it erupted? Leading experts show us the different possible scenarios of a Yellowstone super eruption.

Europe is home to 100 active volcanoes; volcanic eruptions can turn out to be disastrous for the continent. Could Europe once again fall victim to a major and devastating volcanic eruption?

Mother Nature governs the unwritten codes of survival that dictate the way of life in rural Alaska. At each camp, the residents face challenges securing basic necessities of life.

The Hailstones hunt for springtime waterfowl, and welcome a new addition to the family. Andy must also protect his property from the breaking ice on the Yukon River.

Spring is coming, and in Kiwalik, the Hailstones go on a hunt for caribou before the region thaws completely and they are unable to cross the river.

As the rivers melt and waters rise across the Arctic, Alaskans try to stay ahead of the changing landscape.

Summer's unpredictable weather poses challenges for Alaskans as they set out to gather resources to survive the oncoming winter.

Shondie tries to help a calf that has been injured by his own mum, David is called out to see a rare breed of sheep called Zwartbles, and Guy tries to resolve boxer dog Maddy's ruptured ligament.

Shondie tries to save a Texel ewe and her unborn lamb, Rebecca must microchip a parrot, Ken is called out to help a cow in a difficult labour, and Guy attempts a new kind of bone surgery on a spaniel.

This episode follows David Attenborough's adventures across the globe from the ancient tropics of China to the depths of the Great Barrier Reef.

From the iconic gardens of Kew in London to the dense tropical rainforests of South America, David Attenborough seeks to understand the clever ways the natural world has adapted in order to thrive.

Fatal shark attacks doubled in 2023; we explore the man-eating predators behind these shocking figures and meet near-death survivors who have come within inches of being eaten.

There are several particularly aggressive species of shark that account for most fatalities; we explore how and where these key predators hunt in this episode.

There have been over 3,000 globally recorded shark attacks since records began; we explore the three key areas that make up the most dangerous shark-infested waters in the world.

Cold hearts beat with a raging hot fury in a frozen world of snow, icy waters and extreme wind chill; from snow leopards to polar bears, these fighters battle it out with each other.

Hot weather can sometimes be a killer; in the Sonoran Desert, temperatures peak at 80 degrees Celsius and it's so hot that creatures choose to live and hunt in the night.