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Uninvited guests. Using sheer numbers to claim a territory, some animal groups are considered 'pests.' But their very survival may depend on finding a home where they're not welcom

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

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

Be an eyewitness to the death and resurrection that winter brings to Africa.

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

It's a critical time for two black rhinos in Zambia. Four year old female Apson and fourteen year old bull Kango are at the core of a complex relocation mission.

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,

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.

The Eastern Grey kangaroo is a sociable species, clustering together in small groups known as mobs.

The forests of Yala National Park are home to the enigmatic sloth bear. Shy by nature, this animal is seldom seen and rarely filmed.