Programme de Love Nature

Learn sea creatures' tricks for parenthood, predation, survival and adaptation.

Skill, speed and strength of the oceans' fastest and fiercest.

Encounter protective tools that help the seas' most vulnerable survive.

Sea creatures' tricks for parenthood, predation, survival and adaptation.

Gangs battle for dominance, their lives a constant struggle; locusts swarm, stripping landscapes bare; the coconut octopus ambushes prey, a master of deception; nature reveals its raw power, where only the strongest survive.

Discover how weirdness is baked into some animals' DNA from birth; check out the bowerbird's mate-attracting dance moves, the Christmas Island crab's traffic-dodging prowess and the sockeye salmon's uphill swimming skills.

Unlock the vital role these feared hunters and spinners play in Earth's ecology.

Julz and park scout Simon track the Kakuli pack who they filmed previously, and a Manzi faction who've ditched a tracking collar and broken away from the group; the Kakumbi are making a kill before a happy Manzi reunion.

Julz and Henry from the ZCP track the Kakumbi pups, who face off with a stubborn, razor-tusked warthog; Thandie Mweetwa, ZCP's lion specialist, counts the prides that are pushing the Manzi out of their territory.

Cold-blooded predators are brutal and cunning killers.

The Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve.

Explore the harsh realities that shape hippo life on Zambia's Luangwa River; meet a bull who serves as river master, a mother determined to protect her newborn calf and ancient rivals who fight to the death as the dry season reaches its apex.

Large cat species in Africa.

The iconic "Big Five" of the savannah.

Africa's dung beetles play a huge role in its ecosystem.

A look at the lives of meerkats.

Creatures on the Savannah.

Africa's charismatic megafauna receive a lot of attention, but the antelope have rich stories filled with daily struggles of survival; two antelope species, springbok and impala, outnumber all the others and play critical roles in the circle of life.

Ethiopia is a land of extremes, home to mountainous highlands, vast river valleys, and parched deserts; for each of these disparate environments, a fascinating primate species has evolved traits and behaviors that allow its members to thrive.

Chacma baboons in South Africa may be under threat from a growing rival troop.

Geladas are found among the peaks and plateaus of Ethiopia's Simien Mountains.

A family of Chacma baboons navigate life by the sparkling waters.

Africa's dung beetles play a huge role in its ecosystem.

A look at the lives of meerkats.

Creatures on the Savannah.

Africa's charismatic megafauna receive a lot of attention, but the antelope have rich stories filled with daily struggles of survival; two antelope species, springbok and impala, outnumber all the others and play critical roles in the circle of life.

Ethiopia is a land of extremes, home to mountainous highlands, vast river valleys, and parched deserts; for each of these disparate environments, a fascinating primate species has evolved traits and behaviors that allow its members to thrive.

Chacma baboons in South Africa may be under threat from a growing rival troop.

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