Real Wild schedule

Chilkat River salmon feed eagles and bears while beavers build dams that protect them underwater

A Peruvian activist unites coastal communities to save endangered giant manta rays.

A Surinamese activist rescues sloths threatened by deforestation and habitat loss.

Arctic crew battle storms, improvise shelter, and film playful wolves amid setbacks.

Japan's Sugar Mago shows human-wildlife balance, from dragonflies to hot-spring monkeys.

Filmmakers share close wildlife encounters, highlighting trust, respect, and caution with animals.

Filmmakers face risks filming bears, video traps reveal wolves return to Germany after 150 years.

Keeling's Yukon River journey shows stunning wildlife filming amid rapids, weather, and danger.

We visit the Jura Mountains, vast and mysterious

Graubünden in winter means there is a struggle for survival because of the cold.

Russia spans diverse regions, from subtropics to Arctic, with lakes, volcanoes, and vast forests.

In the Himalayas, follow Tashi the Red Panda and her cub through their bamboo forest home

Chilkat River salmon feed eagles and bears while beavers build dams that protect them underwater

Certain animals possess advanced senses beyond basic ones

Life originated in water, and some species, like the Navy Seals, are highly adapted to their environment

These animals excel in patrol and pursuit, using various tactics like trap setting

Whitebark pine supports mountain wildlife by providing food and shelter in harsh high altitudes.

Yellowstone predators like wolves and coyotes are studied to restore ecosystem balance.

Wildlife in Australia and Zambia, from buggery birds and honeypot ants to the elusive shoebill.

Learn about four different regions of Switzerland.

The river Aare offers important habitat for flora and fauna.

A humpback whale guides her calf across the Pacific, facing predators and survival as they journey to Alaska’s feeding grounds.

Katmai NP in Alaska hosts brown bears, salmon runs, volcanoes, earthquakes, and sea otters.

Known for its sun kissed beaches, the 2500 miles between the coasts are made up of a patchwork of contrasting tropical rainforests snow-capped mountains dry woodlands giant wetlands tropical reefs and hostile desert.

The 1970 Arrow oil spill in Nova Scotia led to a resilient, thriving underwater ecosystem.

Christmas Island hosts unique crabs, rich reefs, and marine life, discovered in 1643 far from Australia.