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Up next: 09:04 AM · Inside the Pack
Oct 22, 2026
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Discover how Australia's snakes slithered their way to the top of every ecosystem in one of the harshest and most extreme continents on earth.
Stage one of the competition kicks off with seven ravenous bears post-hibernation; tiny Stomper vies for power and Blondie's love, grizzled vet Bernie brawls with clueless teen Casanova and new mom BoldFace battles wolves.
Steve tries to figure out if crocodiles are better off living in the wild or within the confines of the reserve; looking the world's oldest croc in the eye and how a crayfish reshapes an entire ecosystem.
Analyzing the shady methods that animal delinquents use to create fear and chaos.
Some serial killers are driven by a hatred for humankind, while others seek revenge for their abusive childhoods; some simply love to kill; a look at a killer labeled America's most meticulous serial killer, Israel Keyes.
Exploring a 1,500-year-old monastery among the dizzying crags of the world-famous Skellig Islands; Spy Manx shearwaters and humpback whales, pygmy shrews on Clare, and the Aran Islands at an autumn spectacle.
The highest tides in the world are found in the Bay of Fundy on Canada's east coast.
The hippopotamus and the Nile crocodile coexist in the Tanzanian waterway of East Africa.
Volcanologist Tom Pfeiffer and a group of tourists visit the Danakil Depression in Ethiopia, one of the most geologically active places on earth.
Gros Morne National Park is the result of continental collision.
Along the west coast of Great Britain, the world's longest uninterrupted footpath forges through more than 800 miles of breathtaking scenery; the diverse landscape of the Welsh coast is a geological treasure.
The ocelot is on the Endangered Species List in many countries.
Navigating the minefields of pack life and seeing how animals learn to co-operate.
The lions of Tanzania are the only cat species to live in groups; tiny rusty spotted cat of Sri Lanka is 200 times smaller than a lion but just as curious.
Learn how group living helps lions and wolves stay at the top of the food chain.
It's a cold winter morning, the sun is just rising when the two cheetah families meet; Chilli with her five cubs and Inara trailed by her four; a confrontation ensues.
In South Africa's Greater Kruger Park, a lion cub finds her place in the wild under the guidance of a devoted father, a fierce mother and a playful sister.
Cheetah cub Usana is born with the odds stacked against her, but she is lucky to have an amazing mother that will stop at nothing to keep her cubs safe.
Discover how scent marking helps cheetahs share updates as the family reunites.
Watch twists of fate separate and then reunite the cubs with their two mothers.
It takes a village to raise lion cubs in Kenya; sniff out the mating strategy of fragrant lemurs in Madagascar; cutting a rug at a honeybee dance party; a forked-tailed drongo tricks other birds out of their dinner.
The lions of Tanzania are the only cat species to live in groups; tiny rusty spotted cat of Sri Lanka is 200 times smaller than a lion but just as curious.
Learn how group living helps lions and wolves stay at the top of the food chain.
It's a cold winter morning, the sun is just rising when the two cheetah families meet; Chilli with her five cubs and Inara trailed by her four; a confrontation ensues.
In South Africa's Greater Kruger Park, a lion cub finds her place in the wild under the guidance of a devoted father, a fierce mother and a playful sister.
Cheetah cub Usana is born with the odds stacked against her, but she is lucky to have an amazing mother that will stop at nothing to keep her cubs safe.
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