Planet Shark
Planet Shark
Ultimate Predator: Stalk the seas with a whitetip reef shark and a pelagic thresher shark, as they hunt using heightened senses and killer instincts. (S1, ep 1)
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27 de set. de 2026
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Ultimate Predator: Stalk the seas with a whitetip reef shark and a pelagic thresher shark, as they hunt using heightened senses and killer instincts. (S1, ep 1)
High as an Animal: Do animals get high for a reason? From elephants to dolphins, explore nature's surprising relationship with mind-altering substances.
Existing in the southwest corner of New Zealand's South Island is tough. Penguins here must evade the clutches of giant sea lions, who in turn must battle the harsh elements. (S1, ep 1)
Explore winter's impact on the deep fjords and tidal lagoons of southwestern New Zealand. As bottlenose dolphins escape the freezing fjords, longfin eels are called back to sea. (S1, ep 2)
The southeastern coast of New Zealand is where young marine animals become adults. Here, young whales, dolphins and seals strike out on their own adventures for the first time. (S1, ep 3)
Lil' Hunters: You can't be a predator if you don't know how to hunt. See how little lions, cheetahs and other small carnivores harness their skills through play. (S1, ep 5)
Family Ties: Family means everything in the animal kingdom and animal parents will tirelessly help their offspring every step of the way. (S1, ep 6)
When a veteran pair of osprey return home, they must take on enemies, elements and hundreds of fish if they wish to raise the next generation.
Get a front-row seat to the planet's biggest biomass migration, as billions of sardines migrate along South Africa's east coast, each hoping to escape the jaws of hungry predators.
Lemur Spirit: Join a mum and dad and their three offspring for a day in the life of a lemur family living in the rainforest of Madagascar's Mantadia National Park. (S1, ep 1 of 3)
Castaway Island: Explore some of Madagascar's most striking landscapes and remarkable creatures in a look at how the island's species have evolved over time. (S1, ep 2 of 3)
Madagascar In Cold Blood: From chameleons and lizards to frogs and snakes, check out Madagascar's cold-blooded creatures and how they have adapted to survive on the island. (S1, ep 3 of 3)
There is an endless variety of sleep-strategies among animals, yet it seems a universal behaviour. But why bother with sleep at all?
Take a trip with the Blower Clan, a community of social, adaptable hermit crabs. Search for food, meet potential mates and watch wars erupt over housing options.
Dining by Moonlight: Predator and prey live and die by lunar rules, as moonlight reveals or conceals life's nightly battle for survival. (S1, ep 1)
Moonlit Romance: From frozen Arctic tundra to tropical seas, the Moon's rhythms ignite nature's most intimate, dazzling and life-giving love stories. (S1, ep 2)
Guided by the Moon: Across land, sea and sky, animals follow the Moon's hidden forces to navigate epic journeys across the planet. (S1, ep 3)
A look back at Sir David Attenborough's incredible life and career in broadcasting, including his youth as a fossil hunter and his pioneering use of technologies such as 3D and 4K.
High as an Animal: Do animals get high for a reason? From elephants to dolphins, explore nature's surprising relationship with mind-altering substances.
David Attenborough embarks on a journey into the past to explore the ancient world of the pterosaur, a remarkable flying monster that ruled the skies 200 million years ago.
...Natural History Museum Alive. To celebrate Sir David Attenborough's 100th birthday, join him on an after-hours stroll around the British institution as its wonders come to life.
Get a front-row seat to the planet's biggest biomass migration, as billions of sardines migrate along South Africa's east coast, each hoping to escape the jaws of hungry predators.
High as an Animal: Do animals get high for a reason? From elephants to dolphins, explore nature's surprising relationship with mind-altering substances.
Humans have impressive senses, but we can only see, smell and hear a fraction of what the world has in store. The powers of animals are simply extraordinary. (1 of 3)