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Humans and pandas coexist among the cone-shaped hills of southern China.

Human activity impacts the ecosystem of China's eastern seaboard.

Untouched since the dawn of time, evolution runs riot in New Zealand to create some of the rarest and most unusual wildlife on Earth.

Male sea lions brawl for mating rights and females give birth on a sandy beach in the Auckland Islands, located halfway between New Zealand and Antarctica.

Four penguin species begin breeding every winter in four very different and rugged locations on New Zealand's South Island.

A team of big cat experts heads to the mountains of Bhutan in an attempt to save tigers.

The team spreads out from base camp to begin tracking tigers.

The team searches for tigers in the Himalayas.

Understanding shapes in nature and the rules that bind the universe.

The consequences of natural forces that keep Earth on the move, from tidal bores to hurricanes.

Chemical elements come together and transform barren rock into a living world.

The creation of Earth's colors and what they mean.

Rising temperatures transform the Poles and the implications are far-reaching for their animal and human inhabitants.

A look at the archeological history of these volcanic islands and how numerous unusual species originated there.

Many of Charles Darwin's theories on evolution were based on his observations in the Galápagos.

A glimpse into what the future holds for the Galápagos as man and ocean currents have brought change to the islands.

Follow the river's journey from the Himalayas to the lush foothills.

Following the River Ganges as it journeys across Northern India; once a rich wilderness teeming with tigers, lions and cheetahs, the plains have been transformed into the most densely populated place on Earth.

Where the river meets the sea.

Gordon Buchanan realizes a lifelong dream by gaining the trust of a family of rare Grauer's Gorillas, the largest primates on Earth.

Gordon Buchanan returns to the Democratic Republic of Congo to discover the fate of his gorilla family.

Australia's Great Barrier Reef is one of the natural wonders of the world and the largest living structure on the planet; Monty Halls explores the complexity of the reef itself and the wildlife that lives on it.

Only seven percent of the Great Barrier Reef is coral, and the remainder is a variety of interconnected habitats including the world's oldest jungle, hundreds of islands, mangrove swamps, deep water gardens, sand flats and seagrass.

Creatures travel thousands of miles to visit the reef and Pacific weather patterns are likely to further shape the terrain and wildlife.

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