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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.

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.

Footage of the remote desert of Arizona, including the state's canyons, towering cliffs and fossilized dunes.

The story of two fawns living in Africa, one an impala and one a Thompson's gazelle.

Diving into the alien world that emerges whenever the tide goes out; encounter curious creatures that have evolved to endure this zone's extreme conditions, including an air-breathing fish and a predator that turns itself inside out to eat.

Observe the islands' natural rhythms and the challenges of bringing forth new life in this wild outpost; watch as turtles return to their nesting sites, rival iguanas butt heads to win a new mate, and albatrosses conduct sweet courtship dances.

Home to the world's second-largest barrier reef, Roatan is one of the world's top dive spots - known for its rare black corals, low-lying nurse sharks and fearsome-looking barracuda.

Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula houses ships converted to artificial reefs.

Completing the trip's final lap in the untamed lands where Australia's interior desert meets the Indian Ocean; confronting the challenges of survival in the region; Lizzie dives with tiger sharks, manta rays and nomadic turtles.

Steve returns home to the Atlantic waters of the British Isles as he considers the question of what humanity can do to ensure the enduring future of whales.

Tag along with Lizzie on her most dangerous Atlantic adventure yet; free diving with bull sharks; explore otherworldly Gulf Coast swamps filled with hungry alligators, crafty snapping turtles and tiny but mighty beach mice who strengthen sand dunes.

Lizzie heads north to tag sharks and witness first-hand the slow disappearance of sea ice; she does time in bear jail with polar bears who are caught raiding a town for food after their hunting grounds diminish.

The marine life living in an expanse of kelp along Africa's southwestern shore.

Fraser Island is the largest sand island on Earth and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Home to the world's second-largest barrier reef, Roatan is one of the world's top dive spots - known for its rare black corals, low-lying nurse sharks and fearsome-looking barracuda.

Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula houses ships converted to artificial reefs.

Completing the trip's final lap in the untamed lands where Australia's interior desert meets the Indian Ocean; confronting the challenges of survival in the region; Lizzie dives with tiger sharks, manta rays and nomadic turtles.

Steve returns home to the Atlantic waters of the British Isles as he considers the question of what humanity can do to ensure the enduring future of whales.

Tag along with Lizzie on her most dangerous Atlantic adventure yet; free diving with bull sharks; explore otherworldly Gulf Coast swamps filled with hungry alligators, crafty snapping turtles and tiny but mighty beach mice who strengthen sand dunes.