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S2 E3 Dora the Baby Murqui Follows Southern muriqui Dora after she takes her first steps away from her mum, Mimi, and explores spider monkey troop dynamics and tail-hanging technique.

S1 E3 Mafia Island: Uncharted Paradise Just off the Tanzanian coastline, Mafia Island is a utopia rich in mangrove forests, vibrant coral gardens, and nutrient-dense waters. Its diverse habitats provide homes for many creatures living above the water and below.

S1 E4 Lake Malawi Lake Malawi provides for a diverse range of life, both above and below the surface, as rock and water combine to set the stage for one of the most magnificent displays of evolution.

S1 E5 Bazaruto Shallows Off the coast of Mozambique, warm water surrounds idyllic islands, where sunlight fuels an abundance of life in this shallow realm, and rich sea currents carry food and inundate underwater meadows.

S3 E7 Arc of Baringo Ol Pejeta must help move eight giraffes to a newly opened wildlife area on an island several hundred kilometers away. How do you move the tallest animals on the planet?

S3 E5 Flight of the Pachyderms The vets encounter a difficult predicament when a large elephant wanders off and ends up in a local village in an agitated state. If they can't find a helicopter to help with herding immediately, they will have to have the elephant shot.

S3 E3 Stripes of Serima The vets have Zebras on their minds. The endangered and beautiful Grevy's zebras have to be isolated to bel breed. On the other side of the reserve, the more common zebras are destroying the cattle's grazing land and have to be moved.

S3 E6 The Enemies Within Vet Batian is leaving Ol Pejeta after six years and he's organizing his team for one last action: a massive translocation of three species-about 500 animals. But when things go wrong, the staff is forced to come up with plan B.

Join the staff behind the scenes at the Ol Pejeta Conservancy to see what life is like at this vast reserve in Kenya, home to rare black rhinos, the northern white rhino, and at-risk chimpanzees.

S1 E3 Animals Gone Wild Farm and domesticated animals are celebrated all over the world, but few stories tell of their sister species who live in the wild. These animals must fend for themselves beyond the fences of their domesticated kin.

S1 E4 Infestation Using shear 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 welcome.

S1 E4 Victor Goes Wild Experience the joys of rain and climbing with Yasmine and Yara, and watch Winston take a dip in his new pool. Go hunting for dropped radio collars with Roger and Steve, then see what happens when the two groups of summer cubs come face-to-face.

S1 E5 A Bear's Thanksgiving Spy on the summer cubs as they learn to climb trees and forage for food in preparation for their release into the wild. Get surprised by a set of new arrivals, observe the annual pre-hibernation eating binge, and enjoy a bear-friendly Thanksgiving.

S1 E6 Goodbye Campers Prepare for the summer cubs' release with Roger, then meet Ace and Little Blueberry, two newbies with serious health issues who will have to stay over the winter with the Z cubs. Later, celebrate as six healthy, happy bears embark on their new life.

Matsalu Bay in the Baltic Sea is an important stopover for migrating birds and home to many rare plant and animal species. For most of the year, moose roam the marshes and plains of Matsalu, which is a nature reserve and under strict protection.

S1 E2 Escape to the Deep Count down the seconds as the sun sets and predators prowl around the pool before the tide finally rolls in. Persevere as night falls with a kleptomaniacal slug and an acrobatic scallop, while a pair of sneaky crabs take a dangerous shot at romance.

S1 E1 Life in the Wet Zone By looking at water lilies inside the magnificent Palm House, a unique global rainforest in London, David reveals how flowers first began their evolutionary journey some 140 million years ago.

S1 E2 Solving the Secrets David Attenborough explores the secret life of plants at Kew Gardens, examining everything from an enormous underground specimen to one particular variety that is snappy and carnivorous.

S1 E3 Survival David Attenborough concludes his absorbing journey around London's Kew Gardens as he discovers how some plants have evolved to shed their dependency on water, enabling them to survive in the driest environments.

S2 E3 The Mating Game Madonna is the first Kinda baboon ever to be studied from birth to adulthood and now, critically, she is looking for a mate. Only recently identified as a species in their own right, Kinda baboons are little known and little understood.

S2 E4 Operation Rhino Across Africa 97 black rhinos have been killed for their horns. In 1997 the species was declared officially extinct in Zambia, but now, thanks to an ambitious reintroduction plan, they are back.

Bees are one of the most important species on the planet. Follow the trials and tribulations of two particular honeybees over two years from birth to death.

S1 E2 Escape to the Deep Count down the seconds as the sun sets and predators prowl around the pool before the tide finally rolls in. Persevere as night falls with a kleptomaniacal slug and an acrobatic scallop, while a pair of sneaky crabs take a dangerous shot at romance.

S1 E5 Sanctuary There's strength in numbers, especially in the wild. For many species, it's the very reason why individuals come together. Protecting the empire is imperative to survival.

S1 E6 Migration Epic flights, adventurous sea journeys, and exhausting road trips all play a key part in the lives of many species. These empires travel in search of food, shelter, or a mate.

S2 E4 Thiago the Coati Kitten An adventure with Thiago, a brave baby coati. Explores how this raccoon-like animal sharpens his sniffing and foraging skills, crosses suburban roads near his lush Brazilian forest home, and avoids inanimate and four-legged dangers.