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Wild China
The landscapes of southern China, where rice is cultivated and a mysterious system of underground rivers is just beginning to be explored.
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Wild China
Northern China.
Wild China
Tibet; the Himalayan mountain range.
Wild China
Mountain refuge.
Wild China
Humans and pandas coexist among the cone-shaped hills of southern China.
Wild China
Human activity impacts the ecosystem of China's eastern seaboard.
Wild New Zealand
Untouched since the dawn of time, evolution runs riot in New Zealand to create some of the rarest and most unusual wildlife on Earth.
Wild New Zealand
Male sea lions brawl for mating rights and females give birth on a sandy beach in the Auckland Islands, located halfway between New Zealand and Antarctica.
Wild New Zealand
Four penguin species begin breeding every winter in four very different and rugged locations on New Zealand's South Island.
Wild Brazil
Capuchin, giant otter and coatis babies take their first steps during a brief pause between seasonal extremes.
Wild Brazil
The giant otters, coatis and capuchin monkeys have to learn how to survive as the river floods.
Wild Brazil
The monkeys, otters, coatis and jaguars battle to survive as drought and fires ravage the country.
Wild Mexico
The Serranías del Burro serves as a vital outpost for Mexico's black bears.
Mexico: Earth's Festival of Life
The ancient temples of the Maya still tower over the forests of the Yucatán, where jaguars, monkeys and tropical birds make their home; it is a forest full of secrets, with a vast watery underworld.
Wild Mexico
A feature on the forces behind Mexico's driest region, and the animals overcoming its conditions.
Wild China
The landscapes of southern China, where rice is cultivated and a mysterious system of underground rivers is just beginning to be explored.
Wild China
Northern China.
Wild China
Tibet; the Himalayan mountain range.
Wild China
Mountain refuge.
Wild China
Humans and pandas coexist among the cone-shaped hills of southern China.
Wild China
Human activity impacts the ecosystem of China's eastern seaboard.
Great Barrier Reef
Australia's Great Barrier Reef is one of the natural wonders of the world and the largest living structure on the planet; Monty Halls explores the complexity of the reef itself and the wildlife that lives on it.
Great Barrier Reef
Only seven percent of the Great Barrier Reef is coral, and the remainder is a variety of interconnected habitats including the world's oldest jungle, hundreds of islands, mangrove swamps, deep water gardens, sand flats and seagrass.
Great Barrier Reef
Creatures travel thousands of miles to visit the reef and Pacific weather patterns are likely to further shape the terrain and wildlife.
Ocean Giants
Exploring the intimate details of the great whales; from the balmy waters of the Indian Ocean to the freezing seas of the Arctic, two daring underwater cameramen come face-to-face with fighting humpback whales and a 200-ton feeding blue whale.
Ocean Giants
The large brains of whales and dolphins enable them to learn new behaviors quickly and use a wide range of sounds to communicate with others; Professor Denise Herzing studies the dolphin mind in the hopes of communicating with them.
Ocean Giants
The sperm whale creates clicks to hunt giant squid; narwhals use sound to locate vital breathing holes in ice floes; the boto dolphin's ultrasonic calls help it find fish in murky waters; killer whales use wolf-like howls to round up herring shoals.
Atlantic: The Wildest Ocean on Earth
The Gulf Stream is a massive ocean current travelling thousands of miles across the North Atlantic.
Atlantic: The Wildest Ocean on Earth
Exploring why the South Atlantic islands, formed by ancient underwater volcanoes, are packed with so much life.