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S1 E1 Animal Appetites Finding food is the most immediate need for any animal. Food is the fuel that gives an animal strength to fight, or to flee. But in the Luangwa valley the dry season is at its height and the landscape has become cruel and barren.

S1 E2 Seasonal As the seasons wax and wane, a look at how trees and animals help one another survive. Witnessing spring fireflies dancing after dark, summer fungi that cool off overheated trees, and autumn migrations.

S2 E6 Crocodile Capers Dr Amanda attempts to collar a wild roan antelope, chases down a blue monkey as unrest ensues among the vervets, examines an eagle owl with bumblefoot, and says goodbye to Sheila when the croc heads back to the wild.

S1 E2 The Big 5 From their time as dangerous adversaries to colonialist hunters to the ever-present and considerable challenges of daily life, for the lion, African elephant, leopard, buffalo and rhino, life isn't easy when you're big in the wild.

S1 E10 Invasion Non-native species have made their way into the Wild Wild East and staked their claim to the jagged coast. At White Point Beach Resort in Liverpool, Nova Scotia bunnies have hopped on in for an extended holiday.

S1 E11 Seasons In the woodland caribou of Gros Morne, the changing seasons offer a stern test for the wildlife. Even the arctic-ready muskoxen of north Quebec is challenged to find food in the whitest terrain.

S1 E3 Eat or Be Eaten The ruthless realm of some of the stealthiest and cleverest insects in the animal kingdom -- from praying mantises and aquatic insects to dragonflies.

S2 E3 The Gutsy Koala Bec patches up a bitten koala with the new vets, Ruby and Kerryn, soothing a pack of itchy possums, while rescue officer Dani encounters a pair of trapped kookaburras needing to be freed.

S1 E1 Sweeping Shores The African intertidal zone is home to a unique universe of plants and creatures. Here, life has adapted to survive in a challenging marine environment - some species are able to live on exposed rocks, while others prefer the shelter of rock pools.

S2 E3 Waiting for Winter It's November at Cape Tatnam. Winter is coming to the lower Western shore of Hudson Bay. The ice, which should be forming on Hudson Bay by now, is nowhere to be seen. 2016 has been the warmest year on record.

S15 E17 The primate care staff move more than thirty capuchins in a day, the chimps react to a fallen tree and the guenons finally get to try out their revamped home.

S15 E18 Chimp Bryan has a trip to the dentist to remove a rotten molar, and Lee Butler returns to Vietnam to assess repairs needed at Monkey World's sister sanctuary.

S2 E4 Brisbane Raid Following the team as they triage patients from a hoarding case, then free a tangled-up ibis with rescue officers Jo and Chantelle, checking on a baby koala who took a swan dive, and playing the waiting game with a deadly eastern brown snake.

S1 E2 Sanctuary of the Indian Ocean The two spectacular coasts that join at the southern tip of Africa offer landscapes of rare beauty and host a diverse array of marine life.

S1 E2 Kangaroo Island Kangaroo Island, off the southern coast of Australia is an ocean fortress cut off by wild seas and battered by brutal Southern Ocean winds. It's an enchanted refuge where some of the most iconic mainland fauna have made a last stand.

S1 E1 Summer Cubs Welcome spring on the Gomoti River, where cheetah mum Phefo and lion mum Tshaba are teaching their cubs survival skills whilst keeping them out of the jaws of big male cats.

S1 E3 Animal Architects Zambia's Luangwa Valley is a vast wilderness. It may seem ageless and permanent but in reality it's in constant flux, influenced by the myriad of animals that call it home. Animals don't just live in a given environment, they help to shape it.

S15 E17 The primate care staff move more than thirty capuchins in a day, the chimps react to a fallen tree and the guenons finally get to try out their revamped home.

S15 E18 Chimp Bryan has a trip to the dentist to remove a rotten molar, and Lee Butler returns to Vietnam to assess repairs needed at Monkey World's sister sanctuary.

S2 E4 Brisbane Raid Following the team as they triage patients from a hoarding case, then free a tangled-up ibis with rescue officers Jo and Chantelle, checking on a baby koala who took a swan dive, and playing the waiting game with a deadly eastern brown snake.

S1 E2 Sanctuary of the Indian Ocean The two spectacular coasts that join at the southern tip of Africa offer landscapes of rare beauty and host a diverse array of marine life.

S1 E2 Kangaroo Island Kangaroo Island, off the southern coast of Australia is an ocean fortress cut off by wild seas and battered by brutal Southern Ocean winds. It's an enchanted refuge where some of the most iconic mainland fauna have made a last stand.

S1 E3 Water Worlds Wading into wetlands, where trees and water meet to nurture new life. Diving into an underwater forest that protects young fur seals, visiting a mangrove sanctuary where a curious band of aquatic misfits hides out, and more.

S1 E3 Animal Architects Zambia's Luangwa Valley is a vast wilderness. It may seem ageless and permanent but in reality it's in constant flux, influenced by the myriad of animals that call it home. Animals don't just live in a given environment, they help to shape it.

S15 E17 The primate care staff move more than thirty capuchins in a day, the chimps react to a fallen tree and the guenons finally get to try out their revamped home.

S15 E18 Chimp Bryan has a trip to the dentist to remove a rotten molar, and Lee Butler returns to Vietnam to assess repairs needed at Monkey World's sister sanctuary.

When rocks engulfed by flames emerge from the middle of the ocean, new opportunities arise for the species that manage to reach them. This is the case of the Canary Islands, eight islands born from fire, that form an archipelago full of life.

S1 E6 November-December: Full Circle Millions monarch butterflies converge in the forests Mexico. The Arctic skies blaze with the aurora borealis as Earth completes its annual cycle.