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South Africa is home to wild creatures that evolved to survive its fauna.To survive in South Africa, nature produces exotic fauna, including both giant and pygmy versions of common species to occupy challenging niches..

On a remote stretch of Central America?s Pacific coast, the lush, volcanic landscape gives way to a startlingly different world: a dry tropical forest. Here, two creatures ? the sea turtle and the jaguar ? meet with spectacular consequences for both their species and the very different environments they inhabit, and an unwitting alliance turns the predator into the protector.

Movie special-effect gurus are forever trying to invent more compelling creatures from other planets, hoping to terrorize our imaginations. To do this, they often draw from the natural world, and few creatures fit the bill more than the cephalopods: shapeshifters, with three hearts, blue blood and holes in their brains.

South Africa is home to wild creatures that evolved to survive its fauna.To survive in South Africa, nature produces exotic fauna, including both giant and pygmy versions of common species to occupy challenging niches..

On a remote stretch of Central America?s Pacific coast, the lush, volcanic landscape gives way to a startlingly different world: a dry tropical forest. Here, two creatures ? the sea turtle and the jaguar ? meet with spectacular consequences for both their species and the very different environments they inhabit, and an unwitting alliance turns the predator into the protector.

Indigenous educator Phil Breslin heads into the mangroves to discover which animal is truly built to survive the mud and muck. He encounters a feisty mud crab with huge pincers and catches a shovel-nosed ray with his bare hands. Finally, Phil faces a creature we all love to hate?the mosquito?and discovers there?s more to these tiny bloodsuckers than meets the eye.

In Africa's vast Serengeti Plain, one million wildebeest are taking a rare pause for the mothers to have their young in a massive birthing event. .

Bertie heads to South Africa for his most dangerous mission yet. The wild waters here are a hotspot for one of the ocean?s most famous and fearsome predators: the great white shark. Bertie will attempt to film them hunting seals underwater without the use of a protective cage. It?s highly risky, but filming without the cage is the very best way to see them behaving naturally.

Indigenous educator Phil Breslin leaves the Australian mainland to discover which of the island-dwelling animals is truly built to survive. First up, he meets the enigmatic green turtle on the Wellesley Islands. Next, he is on K?Gari (Fraser Island), where he tracks down a pack of the notorious dingoes. Finally, he encounters the formidable and aptly named death adder snake.

Indigenous educator Phil Breslin dares into the Australian savannah to find the species most built to survive. First is Australia?s largest bird of prey, the majestic but intimidating wedge-tailed eagle. Next, Phil tracks down one of the world?s deadliest snakes, the coastal taipan. Finally, Phil faces the uniquely Australian frill-necked lizard, a reptile with fascinating defense mechanisms.

It?s the height of black mamba season in South Africa and the team splits up to deal with all the calls. Sioux and Mbali face a feisty black mamba alone while Simon wrestles an enormous specimen solo. Some once-in-a-lifetime snake surprises feature in this episode, but nothing can prepare the trio for the epic rescue of an elusive, deadly boomslang stuck in a roof.

Ryan Reynolds puts the spotlight on the underdogs who get ahead by dishonest means. From the master-of-disguise frogfish to a butt-biting jackal and a multiheaded caterpillar playing the decoy, they are the masters of deception and deceit. And bringing all these hustlers together is the greatest con artist of them all ? a cunning macaque who feeds on the spoils from unsuspecting tourists.

Bertie heads to South Africa for his most dangerous mission yet. The wild waters here are a hotspot for one of the ocean?s most famous and fearsome predators: the great white shark. Bertie will attempt to film them hunting seals underwater without the use of a protective cage. It?s highly risky, but filming without the cage is the very best way to see them behaving naturally.

It?s the height of black mamba season in South Africa and the team splits up to deal with all the calls. Sioux and Mbali face a feisty black mamba alone while Simon wrestles an enormous specimen solo. Some once-in-a-lifetime snake surprises feature in this episode, but nothing can prepare the trio for the epic rescue of an elusive, deadly boomslang stuck in a roof.

Ryan Reynolds puts the spotlight on the underdogs who get ahead by dishonest means. From the master-of-disguise frogfish to a butt-biting jackal and a multiheaded caterpillar playing the decoy, they are the masters of deception and deceit. And bringing all these hustlers together is the greatest con artist of them all ? a cunning macaque who feeds on the spoils from unsuspecting tourists.

Forget the birds and the bees, Ryan reveals the steps to finding ?the one,? underdog style. From first attraction in giant-nosed proboscis monkeys to the importance of wingmen in turkey courtship or even foreplay with flying foxes, these animals are rewriting the rule book on messy and complicated relationships in the animal kingdom.

It?s the dog days of winter and the pups keep piling into the clinic. Busted legs, bulbous cysts, and overgrown nails fill the docs? doggy docket. Dr. Pol faces a family of farm animals, an evasive Angus, and a fearsome Chihuahua. Meanwhile, the PVS Vets run tests on reindeer, hightail it to a hypothermic horse, and care for a constipated cat. From limps to lumps, the docs are ready for anything.

From lumps and bumps to geckos and goats, Doc and the vets treat ?em all! A dog comes in with a large growth in his mouth needing immediate attention while Dr. Lisa tangles with a family of sassy highlander cows. Dr. Pol gives a reluctant pig his first hoof and tusk trim and treats a 200-pound great Dane that may have a failing heart.

The vets leap into life-saving mode as non-stop emergencies flood the clinic! Police call Dr. Pol when a runaway horse dives into a truck, and Dr. Lisa tries to save several Boston Terrier pups. Dr. Brenda helps a cow with serious stomach problems, while a horse?s leg wound has Dr. Nicole ducking for cover. The team stops at nothing to help these desperate owners and their ailing pets.

Sharks have killed 3 tourists in Egypt in less than a year. What brought the sharks into shallow waters, away from their natural hunting grounds? Could mounting pressure from humans be altering how these predators live and hunt? This documentary investigates not just the attacks in the Red Sea, but also other unusual shark encounters around the world, including in Sydney and Florida.

Has a small island in the middle of the South Pacific become a drive-thru burger joint for the world?s largest Tiger Sharks? Luring the giants to their boat, shark biologists Lauren Meyers, Charlie Huveneers and Adam Barnette investigate and are surprised to discover that beef is not the only unusual item on the menu.

Around the world, reports of shark on shark attacks are on the rise. Now, off South Africa?s dramatic southern coast a new hotspot has emerged ? a bay where White Sharks hunt other sharks. In a groundbreaking investigation, Enrico Gennari and Lacey Williams lead a team of experts into the deep to capture conclusive evidence of SHARKS EATING SHARKS!.

A living Eden for all creatures, including one of the most misunderstood in the entire world ? THE SHARK. Some 40 species call these waters home, and so does world-renowned wildlife cinematographer Paul Atkins. This film will take us from the remote reefs of the Hawaiian archipelago to the world-famous beaches of Waikiki. The sharks here offer up extraordinary behaviour, some seen sowhere else on earth.

If you go down to the beach today, you could get a big surprise! Drones are revolutionising everything that we thought we knew about sharks. And the biggest surprise? That many sharks live closer to our shores than we might like to imagine. It?s time to look behind you. The ocean?s top predator could be much closer than you think!.

From their massive size, strength and stamina to their finely tuned hunting skills and unrelenting will to survive?sharks have evolved to be the perfect predator. But how do they do it? In this action-packed hour, unlock key evolutionary components that have kept these apex predators on top for millions of years. .

Hawaii?s tropical beaches and Northern California?s epic coastlines are known for their legendary swells. Surfers are riding high until a spike in shark attacks. In Hawaii, locals have long known that October is known for shark attacks, but the cause of this annual surge is a mystery. Shark attacks in Northern California were rare until a streak of incidents hits the surfing community hard.

White sharks have been spotted across Canada as far north as the coast of Newfoundland. After the first suspected white shark attack in Canada for over 150 years, experts Greg Skomal, Heather Bowlby, Megan Winton & Warren Joyce, investigate what drives white sharks journey to the very Northern limit of their range.

From their massive size, strength and stamina to their finely tuned hunting skills and unrelenting will to survive?sharks have evolved to be the perfect predator. But how do they do it? In this action-packed hour, unlock key evolutionary components that have kept these apex predators on top for millions of years. .

It?s the dog days of winter and the pups keep piling into the clinic. Busted legs, bulbous cysts, and overgrown nails fill the docs? doggy docket. Dr. Pol faces a family of farm animals, an evasive Angus, and a fearsome Chihuahua. Meanwhile, the PVS Vets run tests on reindeer, hightail it to a hypothermic horse, and care for a constipated cat. From limps to lumps, the docs are ready for anything.

From lumps and bumps to geckos and goats, Doc and the vets treat ?em all! A dog comes in with a large growth in his mouth needing immediate attention while Dr. Lisa tangles with a family of sassy highlander cows. Dr. Pol gives a reluctant pig his first hoof and tusk trim and treats a 200-pound great Dane that may have a failing heart.

The vets leap into life-saving mode as non-stop emergencies flood the clinic! Police call Dr. Pol when a runaway horse dives into a truck, and Dr. Lisa tries to save several Boston Terrier pups. Dr. Brenda helps a cow with serious stomach problems, while a horse?s leg wound has Dr. Nicole ducking for cover. The team stops at nothing to help these desperate owners and their ailing pets.

From their massive size, strength and stamina to their finely tuned hunting skills and unrelenting will to survive?sharks have evolved to be the perfect predator. But how do they do it? In this action-packed hour, unlock key evolutionary components that have kept these apex predators on top for millions of years. .

Has a small island in the middle of the South Pacific become a drive-thru burger joint for the world?s largest Tiger Sharks? Luring the giants to their boat, shark biologists Lauren Meyers, Charlie Huveneers and Adam Barnette investigate and are surprised to discover that beef is not the only unusual item on the menu.

Around the world, reports of shark on shark attacks are on the rise. Now, off South Africa?s dramatic southern coast a new hotspot has emerged ? a bay where White Sharks hunt other sharks. In a groundbreaking investigation, Enrico Gennari and Lacey Williams lead a team of experts into the deep to capture conclusive evidence of SHARKS EATING SHARKS!.