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From savannahs bursting with game to deserts with not a drop to drink, all lion kingdoms are not created equal? so who is the REAL King of the Beasts?.

In the heart of India, a tiger family battles for dominance in the ruins of a lost empire. B1, a young tiger, challenges his aging grandfather for supremacy over their pride land, taking advantage of his slowed reflexes and struggling vision. Meanwhile, B1?s mother tries to keep the peace for her new cubs during their risky first years of life, and for her father, who is becoming increasingly helpless.

Known as the Queen of Ranthambore, Machli is the most famous tiger in the world. The legendary tigress is a fearsome warrior known for her daring exploits. And she's the mother of an incredible four litters of cubs. .

RUSSIA'S WILD TIGER records the battle for survival of the big cats and reveals intimate details of their lives. The animals they prey on are also in the film: tigers couldn?t survive without sika deer, Altai wapiti, wild boars and Asian black bears. A young tiger, born in a conservation area, will guide the viewer through the film. RUSSIA'S WILD TIGER accompanies him throughout the year after he leaves his mother.

Part 1 of our series starts with the dust of the disappearing migration as it heads off across the river and leaves. Behind them, hundreds if not thousands of other animals cannot move, or won?t move, because they are locked into territories, invisible barriers that say to them, ?leave your bubble at your peril?. This is their story. It is the story about what happens between September and the following July.

The South Pacific island of New Caledonia is a tropical paradise where sharks and humans usually coexist, peacefully. But in 2016, all of that changes. Sharks attack five beachgoers, resulting in two fatalities. Experts from across the globe join forces to investigate a variety of possible causes, including the islands unique marine landscape, the rise in aquatic watersports, and even a lone shark, gone rogue.

Charleston, South Carolina is renowned for its hospitality; but beginning in 2013, its resident sharks - werent quite as welcoming. Over two summers, five beachgoers are bitten within a 22-mile stretch of coastline. Scientists are on a mission to discover the reason behind the mysterious spike, examining the impact of beach rejuvenation, local reptile behavior, drought, and even a new shark species.

Tourists capture the best moments in the wild with their phones, and the big cats are at the top of everyone's safari wish list. Hold on as an elephant charges with a lion in its tusks. Watch male leopards in a turf war, and beware of one mother leopard?s hunting school. Cheetahs confront crocodiles to protect their meal. Large buffalo herds gather as a lone lion shows why he is king.

Rivalry defines all life in the forests of the Iberian Peninsula. The arrival of summer marks the beginning of what will be a prolonged period of drought in the region, making survival even more difficult for the animals who call this place home. Every creature must fight for limited resources ? making competition both within and between species unavoidable.

Part 1 of our series starts with the dust of the disappearing migration as it heads off across the river and leaves. Behind them, hundreds if not thousands of other animals cannot move, or won?t move, because they are locked into territories, invisible barriers that say to them, ?leave your bubble at your peril?. This is their story. It is the story about what happens between September and the following July.

Tourists capture the best moments in the wild with their phones, and the big cats are at the top of everyone's safari wish list. Hold on as an elephant charges with a lion in its tusks. Watch male leopards in a turf war, and beware of one mother leopard?s hunting school. Cheetahs confront crocodiles to protect their meal. Large buffalo herds gather as a lone lion shows why he is king.

Rivalry defines all life in the forests of the Iberian Peninsula. The arrival of summer marks the beginning of what will be a prolonged period of drought in the region, making survival even more difficult for the animals who call this place home. Every creature must fight for limited resources ? making competition both within and between species unavoidable.

Africa is a land of giants. Its powerful rivers sculpt the earth and form impressive valleys and waterways home to many imposing and powerful inhabitants. These are the rivers where massive elephants and hippos live, feed and drink and where ancient crocodiles hunt and breed.

In the Southern Atlantic and Indian Oceans South Georgia, Bouvet, Marion and Crozet Islands are home to some of the world's largest populations of Seal and Penguins. These creatures, superbly adapted to life in a freezing ocean need to come ashore breed. They are followed by the hunters: Killer Whales..

Part 1 of our series starts with the dust of the disappearing migration as it heads off across the river and leaves. Behind them, hundreds if not thousands of other animals cannot move, or won?t move, because they are locked into territories, invisible barriers that say to them, ?leave your bubble at your peril?. This is their story. It is the story about what happens between September and the following July.

Part 2 sets the scene, now the zebras wander off, a striped echo of part one. If the first episode is dusted in browns and yellows, this is green as the landscape changes and the rain turn again, rising rivers, making it difficult for everyone again, flooding, rushing waters in a raging torrent. Paradise it may be, but it is a harsh paradise.

Big cats may seem like the ultimate wildlife cliche, but they?re locked in a global battle for survival. Powerful and dangerous, they now clash with humans more than ever. This sweeping safari reveals their resilience and adaptability. Cheetahs hunt from cars, jaguars stalk prey underwater and around boats, and India?s lions prowl city streets.

In Botswana?s Mashatu Game Reserve, one of the last sanctuaries for free-roaming leopards, a mother gives birth to two cubs. She?ll stop at nothing to protect them. But as climate change tightens its grip, resources dwindle, and a fierce leopard war looms.

Tourists capture the best moments in the wild with their phones, and the big cats are at the top of everyone's safari wish list. Hold on as an elephant charges with a lion in its tusks. Watch male leopards in a turf war, and beware of one mother leopard?s hunting school. Cheetahs confront crocodiles to protect their meal. Large buffalo herds gather as a lone lion shows why he is king.

Dr. Pol and his staff spring into action to treat a variety of cases flooding the clinic. After one glance of the wound, Dr. Pol rushes a horrific canine emergency straight into surgery. While Dr. Nicole wrangles arms full of adorable puppies for check-ups. Their expertise proves handy on all cases sweeping the clinic.

When similar cases create double trouble, Doc Pol and Dr. Lisa are an unstoppable dynamic duo. Together, they help a horse with a mysterious neck lump, and they're up to their paws in a marathon puppy check. Dr. Lisa treats another horse while Dr. Pol assists some ill-feeling fowl friends. Plus, two vets are better than one when back-to-back cases of injured dogs arrive at PVS.

Dennis, a bear guide and Churchill local, puts his skills to the ultimate test as he searches the unforgiving Manitoba wilderness for a polar bear den in hopes of capturing the first moments of a cub?s life in the wild. Meanwhile on the tundra, a pregnant mother bear returns to the land where she and her ancestors were born.

Dennis follows the mother bear and her two cubs by snowmobile as they reach the shores of Hudson Bay at last. As the precarious ice and food shortage threatens mother bear?s ability to teach her cubs to survive and thrive, the hungry family are confronted with even bigger challenges than before.