Programm von Love Nature

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Exploring Australia's forest floors and canopies to reveal the poisonous, fiercest and deadliest animals, insects and even plant life.

Exploring Australia's complex waterways to reveal the continent's deadliest animals, from snakes and crocodiles to archer fish and sea eagles.

Nature's most wanted species don't get the respect they deserve, including the great white shark's electrical sensors, the razor-sharp limbs of the dead leaf mantis and the zombie-creating powers of cordyceps fungi.

Look inside this miracle of nature, in all its different and magical forms.

Learn why nature's garbage collectors are actually helpers, not nuisances.

A feature on the Andean Altiplano, a rugged plain in Bolivia.

From the icy peaks of age-old mountain glaciers to the fog-shrouded canopies of Canada's only rainforest, it's the wettest place in North America.

The two top carnivore species.

A sudden collapse of the crater floor and a massive eruption drains Hawaii's Kilauea volcano of lava, making it possible to explore.

A feature on Zion National Park, a kingdom of towering rocks, deep canyons, and sandstone walls.

Elephants living in Tanzania.

An examination of the deadliest creatures of the Australian desert; the ingenious methods of survival they've developed over millions of years to compete for valuable desert resources.

The deadliest killers lurking below the surface of Australia's waters; witnessing the toxic, venomous and poisonous ocean creatures in action; great whites, box jellyfish, lionfish and more.

Only the hardiest animals are capable of carving out a life in Siberia. From the ice-covered shores of the north, across miles of barren tundra, to the depths of the taiga forest, animals must face incredible challenges and fight for survival.

Life in the ocean is a constant battle to eat but not get eaten, to find a mate, to pass on your genes to the next generation to survive.

Jean Du Plessis takes a trip through the Serengeti with migrating wildebeest.

Jean witnesses how infant calves fare against the predatory lions and crocodiles of the Mara.

The baboon has adapted to become one of Africa's most successful and dominant primates.

Red Colobus Monkeys on the island of Zanzibar.

A newborn wildebeest faces a terrifying ordeal when it's taken by a lioness. The predator doesn't kill the calf and, instead, takes care of the newborn for an entire day.

Only the hardiest animals are capable of carving out a life in Siberia. From the ice-covered shores of the north, across miles of barren tundra, to the depths of the taiga forest, animals must face incredible challenges and fight for survival.

The filmmakers shed light on the number of remarkable creatures in the Pacific Islands that have evolved and adapted to the region's harsh conditions.

Life in the ocean is a constant battle to eat but not get eaten, to find a mate, to pass on your genes to the next generation to survive.

Jean Du Plessis takes a trip through the Serengeti with migrating wildebeest.

Jean witnesses how infant calves fare against the predatory lions and crocodiles of the Mara.

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