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A documentary looking at the variety of wild animals inhabiting the Himalayas.

While badgers are easily recognized, remarkably few people have ever seen one alive; it's a creature blamed for destruction and disease, but surprisingly little is known about the sett society.

This film goes beyond events at the Amboseli National Park, in search of elephants living in Africa's vast landscape.

Florida is famous for its beaches, blue water and year-round sun, but it also has a surprising wild side; it is home to pine forests, coral reefs and the famous Everglades wetland, the largest subtropical wilderness in the U.S.

The changing position of the sun affects animal and plant behavior; lemurs need morning heat; a chameleon survives on solar power.

The sun's light, reflected in the moon, acts as light for hunting tarsiers and an aphrodisiac for Australian corals.

The great plains of Africa are home to some of the most iconic animals on the planet. Growing up here means safari babies face immense challenges that will really test them.

Many animals that live in water come on land to have their babies. Being born this way presents some major challenges for water babies to overcome. For some, simply getting to water in the first place can be the biggest trial of their young lives.

Mountains are some of the most challenging places for animals to live. Mountain babies must battle extreme weather and hungry predators. With food difficult to find, they have to work hard for every mouthful.

Exploring the extraordinary sense of sight in the animal world; Helen Czerski and Patrick Aryee reveal how caribou use ultraviolet light to avoid wolves.

Helen Czerski and Patrick Aryee reveal how alligators use low pitch rumbles to make the water around them dance; they give a herd of elephants a hearing test.

Exploring the world of scent, including animals that have pushed their sense of smell way beyond human abilities; diving into shark-infested waters in the Bahamas.

At a home for rescued baby chimps in Liberia, Jim and Jenny Desmond teach the orphans the skills they would have learned from their mothers in the wild; a new orphan named Miracle is rescued from her life on a chain.

At Liberia's only home for rescued chimpanzees, there are more new arrivals; Jimmy and Jenny Desmond and their team now have 28 chimps to look after, including an 8-week-old baby called Gaia.

Jimmy and Jenny Desmond and their team are at breaking point, with 38 chimps to look after; losing one of them to illness leaves the team more determined than ever to build them all a new sanctuary where they can live like wild chimps.

Liz Bonnin joins forces with some of the world's top cat experts to conduct a groundbreaking study.

Liz Bonnin and some of the world's leading cat experts reveal the wild sides of domestic cats; with GPS trackers and cameras, they discover how a cat can transform from pampered pet to purring predator.

Following two cheetah mothers -- Savannah and her four cubs, in the Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, and Chili and her five kittens in the Great Karoo Wilderness -- as they navigate a harsh environment, dangerous wildlife and dwindling prey.

Wildlife filmmaker Gordon Buchanan gets close to wild cheetah in the Kalahari, experiencing first-hand the very real dangers these big cats face.

The changing position of the sun affects animal and plant behavior; lemurs need morning heat; a chameleon survives on solar power.

The sun's light, reflected in the moon, acts as light for hunting tarsiers and an aphrodisiac for Australian corals.

The great plains of Africa are home to some of the most iconic animals on the planet. Growing up here means safari babies face immense challenges that will really test them.

Many animals that live in water come on land to have their babies. Being born this way presents some major challenges for water babies to overcome. For some, simply getting to water in the first place can be the biggest trial of their young lives.

Mountains are some of the most challenging places for animals to live. Mountain babies must battle extreme weather and hungry predators. With food difficult to find, they have to work hard for every mouthful.

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