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Across Africa 97% of black rhinos have been killed for their horns. In 1997 the species was declared officially extinct in Zambia.

In the Luangwa Valley lies a grove of Ebony trees, home to a troop of baboons. But, there are dangers here - the resident leopard who, unlike other predators, is powerful and agile

As the popular characters of songs and stories, farm animals are celebrated all over the world. But few stories tell of their sister species who live in the wild.

The beaches of California are some of the most beautiful in the world, but are they falling out of balance due to mankind's effects on nature?

Bask in the interconnected lives of wildlife shaped by volcanoes, forests, and seas. Take flight with rare Philippine eagles as they raise their young in an ancient tree.

Autumn in Africa brings opportunities. Cape Fur seals, Samango monkeys, chameleons, impala, and more respond to the season.

From turf wars, to food fights, to mating mayhem, nature is all about competition and the quest to be the best. Every day, our planet is a battleground as animals go head to head,

Explore the Tasmanian Devils' softer side, meet a pioneering sea turtle, and enjoy family dinner with Buttons the deer.

Explore the lush treed cityscape where fluffy male Matnoor rules over the 30-member-strong Street Troop with an iron fist.

Get tangled up in breeding season with Mick and Adele, who save a Jack Russell from a peckish python.

Tap into one of the least understood areas of animal science: sleep.

Deep in the South Caribbean Sea, explore the protected waters of Bonaire National Marine Park, home to thriving reefs, endangered sea turtles, sprawling mangroves, and a plethora o

Follow four families of four different species - the resourceful Beach Troop, the warlike Desert Troop, the disciplined River Troop, and the peaceful Mountain Band.

Hoolock Gibbons are true specialists of the Indian Jungle. Living in close knit family groups, youngsters must spend up to 9 years learning all the skills required to survive alone

Confront the ocean's most versatile and formidable predator. Learn about the biological advantages that helped this prehistoric species survive multiple mass extinctions.

Join researchers as they study how animals communicate.