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An exploration of the unique features that allow predators to survive in often hostile environments, from possessing incredible speed and agility to having undetectable camouflage.

S1 E1 Florida Florida is famous for its sandy shores-and there's plenty to go around. Florida has the most tidal shoreline of any state in the continental USA.

S1 E2 Nova Scotia The sea levels at the Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia rises to the height of a 4-story building. The beach needs a balance between opposing forces to thrive.

S1 E7 South America From the Amazon to the Andes, South America has some beautiful scenery. From guanacos sparring over grassland, to marine iguanas head-butting over a beachhead, to home-stealing hermit crabs, the quest for real estate causes a lot of conflict.

S1 E8 Southeast Asia With real-life duelling dragons, giant sumo-wrestling beetles, street-fighting monkeys, and sea turtles that play king of the hill on top of another sea turtle, Southeast Asia boasts a wide range of wildlife warriors.

An exploration of the unique features that allow predators to survive in often hostile environments, from possessing incredible speed and agility to having undetectable camouflage.

S1 E1 As with humans, there are a lot of steps that go into successfully starting a family in the wild, from elaborate courtship techniques to complex mating habits and even lifelong love.

S1 E2 The moment that children first face the world can be daunting for baby and parent alike, and families doing their best to survive in the animal kingdom often share similar experiences.

S1 E3 From the moment they take their precious first steps as babies, little ones face a great many difficulties and dangers across the animal kingdom as they strive to survive to adulthood.

S1 E4 Making our first friends is something we can't forget and it's the same in the wild. Here, discover the importance of having allies and gaining trust in the animal kingdom.

S1 E1 Snake Prison Island Gorgona Island is chosen by the Colombian government as a prison site, because of its shark-infested seas, impenetrable jungle and deadly snakes.

S1 E2 March of the Crabs A young female black crab is about to undertake the biggest mission of her life - to escort her 80,000 eggs from her mountain top home.

S1 E3 A New Zealand Christmas Christmas Day in New Zealand means summer, and while the kiwi shuns the sun, sea lions, penguins and dolphins make the most of the extra hours of daylight.

S1 E4 India and Sri Lanka's Deadly Mother's Day It's Mother's Day on the Indian subcontinent. For a mother Bengal tiger, it's time to train her cubs to hunt, while lions and cobras start the mating season.

S1 E1 Return of the European Bison The European bison once roamed most of the old world, but were hunted to extinction by the early twentieth century. Only by ambitious rewilding undertakings is it possible to see these fascinating animals in their natural habitats again.

S1 E2 Hidden Gem of the North The Steinhuder Meer in the heart of northern Germany is a biodiversity hotspot. The richly textured landscape is the ideal outdoor laboratory for biologists who operate Germany's significant reintroduction of wildlife.

S1 E3 Andalucia's Struggle Andalusia is a mosaic of extreme habitats. Over the course of history, human settling and hunting had a fundamental impact on these landscapes and their fauna.

S1 E1 Florida Florida is famous for its sandy shores-and there's plenty to go around. Florida has the most tidal shoreline of any state in the continental USA.

S1 E2 Nova Scotia The sea levels at the Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia rises to the height of a 4-story building. The beach needs a balance between opposing forces to thrive.

S1 E1 Sharks of the Atlantic Ocean Steve explores the radical variety of sharks that call the Atlantic Ocean their home and marks the start of a global journey in the so-called shark capital of the world, the Bahamas.

S1 E2 Sharks of the Indian Ocean Steve Backshall embarks on a mission to learn whether the sharks of the Indian Ocean are capable of adapting to rapidly changing conditions like climate change, overfishing, and pollution.

S1 E3 Sharks of the Pacific Ocean Steve Backshall heads to the Pacific Ocean to understand the reasons behind shark hotspots as he visits Cocos Island, administered by Costa Rica and a favourite of scuba divers.

S1 E7 Deceptive Australia is a hot spot for deceitful animal behaviour but sometimes being deceptive isn't all about lying or cheating. It can assist in risk-taking, and doing whatever it takes to get ahead in the wild.

S1 E1 Hunters and Hunted David Attenborough explores how animals rely on sound to hunt, escape, and fend off deadly predators as he follows great grey owls, kangaroo rats, and others fighting to survive in the wild.

S1 E2 Love and Rivals From melodic songs to strange hums, David Attenborough sets out to discover the sounds that gibbons, lyrebirds, bull elk, and more use to find a mate and warn off the competition.