Episodes
The walls of ice in Glacier Bay surround the most beautiful sights Alaska has to offer.
Researchers and filmmakers produce the first comprehensive film chronicle of the jaguar.
Dogs aid the disabled, do dangerous military work, find humans buried by avalanches
The influence the sun and moon have on the seasons and the tides.
How humans have tried to harness nature, from use of fire to the building of nuclear bombs
NATURE follows an extraordinary stallion, whose life has been recorded since his birth.
Explore one of the most sophisticated and intriguing partnerships of human and animal.
Extras
David Attenborough comes face-to-face with a dodo, the first animal driven to extinction by humans.
The team films something not seen before: a teaching session between adults and their young.
Killer whales rarely risk hunting leopard seals - Antarctica's second-top predator.
Marine biologist Callie Veelenturf uses her research on endangered sea turtles to help protect them.
This is the first time pack-ice killer whale vocalizations have been recorded.
Filmmakers discuss their experiences living on location with Africa's three big cat families.
Researcher John Neelo explores the challenges Africa's big cats face in a shared landscape.
A team of scientists and filmmakers explore the Antarctic waters to learn more about killer whales.
Baboons are the eyes and ears of the woodlands.