Nature

Explore how penguins live their life in the Arctic Ocean. This documentary follows a group of penguins for over a year to investigate their natural behavior.

Explore The World's Oddest Animal Couples as we join biologist Liz Bonnin in her journey across the world. Here we'll witness some truly astonishing connections formed between wild animals and humans.

An epic four-part documentary series which brings to life the most incredible dinosaurs that ever existed. From Spinosaurus, the biggest killer to ever walk the Earth, to the immense sea-monster Predator X, and the deadly cannibalistic Majunasaurus - dinosaurs were more monstrous, more horrific and bizarre than ever before imagined.

My Life as a Turkey features Biologist Joe Hutto as he undertakes the all-encompassing experiment of raising sixteen wild turkeys from egg to fully grown turkeys.

How did humans evolve and where do we come from? Let's find out as we experience millions of years of primate evolution in the documentary First Man.

The Power of Volcanos examines whether or not volcanic eruptions impacted global weather and climates throughout history.

Narrated by Christopher Lee, Swarms investigates the intricate animal formation known as swarming and how swarms of insects and animals have impacted humanity throughout history.

Planet Ocean follows an exploration of Earth's oceans and shows just how important they are to our fragile eco-systems.

This insect documentary takes us on a exploration into entomology, both visiting some of the most painful insect bites known to man and gaining an inside look into the fascinating zoology behind it.

Let It Snow is a nature documentary studying and scientifically figuring out the almost magical weather phenomenon of snow.

Venture back 65 millions years ago through A Volcano Odyssey and re-discover how a super volcano calamity changed all life on Earth.

The Queen of Trees is a beautiful film on how the Sycomore fig tree and the fig wasp share a curious and important co-dependency.

David Attenborough visits one of the largest animal societies in the world in the Jura Mountains, where over a billion ants from rival colonies live in peace.

Join Sir David Attenborough and a team scientists as they reveal the secrets of living lights.

This documentary reveals the history behind cat domestication and why house cats has retained many features of their wild ancestry.