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Seal pups perform a playful dance in front of an audience of very unimpressed penguins.
The reason is more sinister than you may imagine.
Young stoats learn important life skills during play — plus they get to break out their dance moves.
Elusive Iberian lynx and grey wolves were extremely hard to find — let alone film.
Practice makes perfect for these brown bear cubs of Finland.
Graveside flowers are worth fighting for.
There are many different theories behind these mysterious blobs.
In Southern France, the Damselfly is on the hunt to find the most suitable mate for breeding.
These aerial predators must spend every daylight hour scanning the slopes for prey.
Otherwise known as “olms”, these creatures can go an entire decade without a meal.
The weirdest deep sea creature in the world of the strange.
Isolated for thousands of years, these mysterious creatures have everything they need inside their caves.
Oarfish look like giant seafish and can grow up to 36 feet long!
How do these gigantic rocks move on their own?
Red starfish, nemertine worms and sea urchins flourish under the Antarctic ice.
Sea snakes breed in underwater caves and have some of the most toxic venom in the world.
Octopuses live and breathe underwater, but that doesn’t stop the Australian Abdopus from roaming on land, too.
Watch the first-ever footage of an octopus using shell armor to hide from a shark!
It takes weeks underwater to find and film the fascinating animals of the deep.
One touch from this beautiful but deadly creature is enough to paralyze.
After reaching a certain body size, Kobudai fish can change from female to male!
Can this eel escape a toxic brine pool death trap at the bottom of the sea?
With an oversized left eye, this deep-sea squid can detect silhouettes of prey swimming above.
An alpha male woos some lusty females with a show-stopping performance.
With a successful mid-air twist, these fish can collect their tasty prize.
These competing suitors only get one shot to impress a female.
Flood waters bring safety to this frolicking antelope family.
A seadragon couple shares a graceful dance in the evening light.
A behind-the-scenes look at how the producers of ‘Planet Earth II’ stumbled upon comedy gold.
In Sing-Sing, New Guinea it’s the most eye-catching who get the most attention.
This young male widowbird figures out how to (literally) raise his game.
How far will a blenny go for love?
Rescuers (and dogs!) bond with curious young chimps at Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue & Protection.
Few people have ever been this close to the stunning San Rafael glacier — the fastest calving glacier in the world.
Discover how scientists track the turtles of Galapagos National Park to give them the best chance of living full, healthy lives — of up to 150 years or more!
Find out what it takes to capture the perfect skyscape.
In the Luangwa Valley, conditions are perfect for baby leopards, elephants, monkeys and more to take their very first steps in the world.
The ‘Eden: Untamed Planet’ crew faced extremely hostile conditions to film wildlife on the remote coast of Namibia.
Using their binocular vision and precision beaks, hornbills successfully catch bats for dinner — for the first time ever caught on camera!
With hungry kittens to feed, a Margay cat prowls the jungle at night.
Hummingbirds must consume half their weight in nectar each day — plus compete with hungry bees!
After enduring a sandstorm and miles of walking in brutal heat, these desert elephants celebrate with a fruit tree feast.
Young students at Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue & Protection learn to use rocks to crack open their food.
It’s hard to keep these little one’s attention, but the rescuers at Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue & Protection are up to the challenge.
A mother otter keeps her pup warm and fluffy while teaching it how to hunt.
A female turtle spends five long years returning to her birth site to lay hundreds of eggs of her own.
These adorable owls enjoy seasonal beetle delights and settle in for the breeding season.
Emperor penguins — serial monogamists —move from ocean to ice to choose their mates for the year.
This mother bird’s risk paid off — she’s the only resident eagle in this entire forest!
This baby monkey’s ancestors have roamed Earth’s forests for millions of years.
While tracking gorillas in the Congo, a ‘Seven Worlds, One Planet’ camera crew were forced to abandon their shoot and flee through the jungle in the middle of the night.
These penguins gather on Deception Island, an active volcano, to breed.
Watch a gangly Guanaco calf take its very wobbly first steps.
90% of Australia’s wildlife is found nowhere else on earth.
The naturalist recounts the changes he’s witnessed to Borneo’s tropical forests — home to the endangered orangutan.
The jungle is these lowland gorilla’s playground.
Australia holds the largest concentration of prehistoric images in the world — including those of an ancient Tasmanian devil and the extinct Thylacine wolf.
In these Indonesian waters, whale sharks are protected and thriving.
A mother humpback whale must go without food while her calf consumes 500 liters of her milk a day.
Here’s how to hunt in the shallowest of waters.
As the largest herbavores in the sea, dugons can eat an entire football field’s worth of sea grass in a single day.
In temperate seas, there are even more squid than fish.
One of only 40 Amur leopards left in the wild, a mother works hard to get her young cub through the winter.
With the help of angelfish, this oceanic wanderer rids itself of clingy parasites.
Measured from the sea floor, some of these peaks are taller than Everest!
Within their first year of life, penguin chicks face many extraordinary hardships in the arctic.
Few animals can survive in the harshest desert in the world, but these rare Bactrian camels manage just fine.
A determined polar bear mother leads her cubs into a dangerous new world.
Simplicity is the key to a jellyfish’s success.
These special radio collars are saving African wild dogs’ lives.
Oscar-winning composer Steven Price (‘Gravity’) on how to score nature scenes.
This muscular hunter can lift prey over half its own body weight.
Would you have the guts to get up close and personal with these dangerous predators?
The world’s largest animal can weigh up to 190 tons.
The fastest land animal on the planet, cheetahs can reach 58 mph while hunting.
Alaskan brown bears get up to 90% of their annual energy during the coastal salmon run.
A polar bear can smell a seal’s breathing hole from over a half a mile away.
These spiders’ silk is the toughest natural fiber on the entire planet.
The ‘Dynasties’ team spent two years with David, the Marlon Brando of chimps.
The ‘Blue Planet II’ crew went old-school to film airborne Giant trevally in South Africa.
Coral has been found all the way down at 6,000 meters deep, but these reefs are incredibly vulnerable.
Like a true star, tigress Raj Behra chose a den no paparazzi could reach by car.
Over four years of filming, the ‘Blue Planet II’ crew witnessed key changes in the world’s oceans.
Meet the group who’ve been helping dolphins suffering from plastic since the 1980’s.
The Hunt’ producers filmed a wild dog hunt from both land and air — and the results are riveting!
This ‘Planet Earth II’ cameraman describes what it was like to camp out in the canopy.
Giant spiders, brutal weather conditions, and hours and hours of waiting are all worth it for the moments of pure animal magic.
Dynasties’ Producer Mike Gunton takes us behind the scenes of nature’s most dramatic stories.
Fortune favors the brave bears.
The ‘Eden: Untamed Planet’ crew dodged thousands of roosting bats and millions of hungry cockroaches while filming inside a magnificent cave.
A young male meerkat enters enemy territory for a chance at love.
With night vision 20x stronger than humans, these tiny primates are some of the jungle’s most impressive predators.
These playful young lion cubs annoy their sleep deprived parents in the grasslands.
The Yukon’s sneakiest residents are masters of disguise all year round.
A hungry owl and a clever vole engage in a snowy game of cat and mouse.
It’s a seadragon dad’s job to carry the fertilized eggs until they hatch.
This youngster has an important destiny to fulfill on the dangerous surface.
For this herd, the grass is always greener on the other side.
A Grévys zebra proves his worth to a mate.
A brave chimpanzee uses tools to break into a hidden beehive.
Why are cheetahs so fast? Why do tigers have stripes? Habitats force animals to adapt, and the results are fascinating.
Watch a opportunistic Photuris firely set a trap behind a spider’s web.
Tracking Australia’s most elusive predators was the crew’s greatest challenge, but eventually led them to a very special surprise.
At this Florida manatee hangout, youngsters get the chance to meet some unusually chilled-out reptiles.
Why the square face? Well, you’ll see.
It starts with a duet and ends with a frenzied chorus. The message is clear: stay away from our territory!
When that bamboo diet doesn’t get you fat enough to hibernate…
They’re at the top of every predators hit list, except on this very special island.
Pigs can’t fly, but they sure can swim!
The Southern cassowary is the closest animal we have to a living dinosaur.
In this strange forest world, life is built on decay.
This periodical cicada swarm is the largest insect invasion on the planet.
The river holds a secret for any lizard willing to leap for it.
It’s the best way to keep their young safe in busy tropical waters.
A fascinating look at how creeping plants anchor themselves in the search for sunlight.
These insects pack potent chemical weapons to protect against predators.
A human would need to run at 100 mph to do what the “Jesus Christ lizard” does easily!
The ocean’s master of disguise uses its superpower to hunt crabs and hide from sharks.
Follow some of our world’s most iconic animals as they do whatever it takes to protect their families.
Watch the fascinating techniques deployed by animals around the world to seduce a mate!.
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