Simon and Siouxsie brave a tropical storm to rescue a black mamba - one slip and they're dead! A green mamba takes the whole crew to new heights, and Simon and Siouxsie play 'pass the python' in creepy crawly heaven.

After the death of her mother, Motshidi is starving and alone. In a terrifying reunion with her father, she has everything to lose.

Trapped by the rising flood waters, Dikeledi must teach her wayward cubs the lessons of survival. But this brutal Kingdom is no place for a gentle cheetah family.

After the murder of one of their own, the Makulu Pack of Wild Dogs looks to a new leader for salvation. The Western Pride is exiled to the fringes the Kingdom as they fight to protect their cubs.

Mmamotse's rule has turned the Kingdom upside down. Her army run rampant, but her legacy now depends on a Princess stepping up to the throne.

The south of the kingdom has become a wasteland and young alpha Wame desperately seeks water for her dogs, but she suffers terrible consequences.

Trapped by the rising flood waters, Dikeledi must teach her wayward cubs the lessons of survival. But this brutal Kingdom is no place for a gentle cheetah family.

After the murder of one of their own, the Makulu Pack of Wild Dogs looks to a new leader for salvation. The Western Pride is exiled to the fringes the Kingdom as they fight to protect their cubs.

June must deal with orphaned pup, Vince, as he tries to join her burrow. Over in the Highlands, Scarlett's fearless pups go in search of two badgers, a choice with deadly consequences.

The Prairie Dogs of northern New Mexico deal with all kinds of threats, big and small. In the Flatlands, June faces an infestation of fleas.

There’s a buzz along the California coast. The waters are teaming with great white sharks. Nearly every day there are reports of beachgoers, kayakers and swimmers having close encounters. Every so often, the result is a deadly attack. An animal once on the brink of extinction has made the ultimate comeback. Or has it? Have sharks simply moved closer to human hubs? Or does data tell a different story? In Counting Jaws, researcher Dr. Mike Domeier attempts to unravel this mystery.

When Sharks Attack 360’s expert team investigates attacks from around the world committed by the same species: the great white shark. They discover that not only are these attacks by the same species – they are also all juveniles. Using new research and inventive experiments, they search for an explanation to the critical questions – are these ‘punk sharks’ more likely to attack… and why?

For years sharks have been viewed as solitary predators, but scientists have recently discovered a surprising new behavior. In this special, we reveal how this apex predator likes to hang out in gangs. So what is behind this behavior? Do sharks enjoy a social life or are they working together to become even more effective hunters?

There’s a buzz along the California coast. The waters are teaming with great white sharks. Nearly every day there are reports of beachgoers, kayakers and swimmers having close encounters. Every so often, the result is a deadly attack. An animal once on the brink of extinction has made the ultimate comeback. Or has it? Have sharks simply moved closer to human hubs? Or does data tell a different story? In Counting Jaws, researcher Dr. Mike Domeier attempts to unravel this mystery.

When Sharks Attack 360’s expert team investigates attacks from around the world committed by the same species: the great white shark. They discover that not only are these attacks by the same species – they are also all juveniles. Using new research and inventive experiments, they search for an explanation to the critical questions – are these ‘punk sharks’ more likely to attack… and why?

These people should've known better. Stupidity or back luck brings these folks face to face with nature's wild side. Check out these headscratching moments and don't try this at home?

When Sharks Attack 360’s expert team of researchers investigate a series of attacks all related to the same activity – spearfishing. Using the latest research, they look to understand sharks’ hearing capabilities and uncover the animal’s surprising, conditioned responses to certain noises.

For years sharks have been viewed as solitary predators, but scientists have recently discovered a surprising new behavior. In this special, we reveal how this apex predator likes to hang out in gangs. So what is behind this behavior? Do sharks enjoy a social life or are they working together to become even more effective hunters?

Marine Ecologist, Dr. Neil Hammerschlag teams up with former Royal Marine Commando, James Glancy and Evolutionary Biologist, Dr. Toby Daly-Engel to uncover how Big Bull, one of the largest Bull Sharks ever caught, grew to become a giant and find out if there could be more like her.

A living Eden for all creatures, including one of the most misunderstood in the entire world – THE SHARK. Some 40 species call these waters home, and so does world-renowned wildlife cinematographer Paul Atkins. This film will take us from the remote reefs of the Hawaiian archipelago to the world-famous beaches of Waikiki. The sharks here offer up extraordinary behaviour, some seen sowhere else on earth.

Can sharks change color at will to enhance their predatory abilities? Through groundbreaking experiments, revered shark biologists answer this evolutionary question. Shark scientists Dr. Ryan Johnson and PhD Candidate Gibbs Kuguru hope to capture real-time pigmentation changes to understand how these apex ocean predators manipulate their skin’s dermal cells to activate camouflage.

There’s a buzz along the California coast. The waters are teaming with great white sharks. Nearly every day there are reports of beachgoers, kayakers and swimmers having close encounters. Every so often, the result is a deadly attack. An animal once on the brink of extinction has made the ultimate comeback. Or has it? Have sharks simply moved closer to human hubs? Or does data tell a different story? In Counting Jaws, researcher Dr. Mike Domeier attempts to unravel this mystery.

It's a bull-wrangling, calf-chasing, pig-squealing good time this week on The Incredible Dr. Pol! The docs have their hands full doing what they do best: saving animals in distress-though that doesn't mean it's always easy!

As Thanksgiving draws near, Charles Pol's cornucopia of gratefulness runneth over. To show his appreciation for the hardworking staff of Pol Veterinary Services, Charles whips up a plan to cook Thanksgiving dinner for them - at the clinic - including a deep-fried turkey! But the gratitude doesn't stop there, as the doc's at PVS hustle and bustle to solve one complication after the next, including encounters with an exotic fennec fox and a rare abnormality! The vets' tireless efforts and passion is on full display, leaving their clients - and their pets - ever so thankful to have them around.

Thandi and Lula are two-month-old wild dog pups ? the only females in a litter of six. Lula loves to rough and tumble with her brothers, while Thandi is more of a loner, often exploring away from the others

The Misfit is a charismatic cub who's had a rough ride. A timid oddball once bullied by his big brothers and rejected by his mother, this plucky young lion is now a teenager

There’s a buzz along the California coast. The waters are teaming with great white sharks. Nearly every day there are reports of beachgoers, kayakers and swimmers having close encounters. Every so often, the result is a deadly attack. An animal once on the brink of extinction has made the ultimate comeback. Or has it? Have sharks simply moved closer to human hubs? Or does data tell a different story? In Counting Jaws, researcher Dr. Mike Domeier attempts to unravel this mystery.

Thandi and Lula are two-month-old wild dog pups ? the only females in a litter of six. Lula loves to rough and tumble with her brothers, while Thandi is more of a loner, often exploring away from the others

It's a bull-wrangling, calf-chasing, pig-squealing good time this week on The Incredible Dr. Pol! The docs have their hands full doing what they do best: saving animals in distress-though that doesn't mean it's always easy!

As Thanksgiving draws near, Charles Pol's cornucopia of gratefulness runneth over. To show his appreciation for the hardworking staff of Pol Veterinary Services, Charles whips up a plan to cook Thanksgiving dinner for them - at the clinic - including a deep-fried turkey! But the gratitude doesn't stop there, as the doc's at PVS hustle and bustle to solve one complication after the next, including encounters with an exotic fennec fox and a rare abnormality! The vets' tireless efforts and passion is on full display, leaving their clients - and their pets - ever so thankful to have them around.

Marine Ecologist, Dr. Neil Hammerschlag teams up with former Royal Marine Commando, James Glancy and Evolutionary Biologist, Dr. Toby Daly-Engel to uncover how Big Bull, one of the largest Bull Sharks ever caught, grew to become a giant and find out if there could be more like her.

Thandi and Lula are two-month-old wild dog pups ? the only females in a litter of six. Lula loves to rough and tumble with her brothers, while Thandi is more of a loner, often exploring away from the others

For years sharks have been viewed as solitary predators, but scientists have recently discovered a surprising new behavior. In this special, we reveal how this apex predator likes to hang out in gangs. So what is behind this behavior? Do sharks enjoy a social life or are they working together to become even more effective hunters?

When Sharks Attack 360’s expert team investigates attacks from around the world committed by the same species: the great white shark. They discover that not only are these attacks by the same species – they are also all juveniles. Using new research and inventive experiments, they search for an explanation to the critical questions – are these ‘punk sharks’ more likely to attack… and why?

These people should've known better. Stupidity or back luck brings these folks face to face with nature's wild side. Check out these headscratching moments and don't try this at home?

When Sharks Attack 360’s expert team of researchers investigate a series of attacks all related to the same activity – spearfishing. Using the latest research, they look to understand sharks’ hearing capabilities and uncover the animal’s surprising, conditioned responses to certain noises.

There’s a buzz along the California coast. The waters are teaming with great white sharks. Nearly every day there are reports of beachgoers, kayakers and swimmers having close encounters. Every so often, the result is a deadly attack. An animal once on the brink of extinction has made the ultimate comeback. Or has it? Have sharks simply moved closer to human hubs? Or does data tell a different story? In Counting Jaws, researcher Dr. Mike Domeier attempts to unravel this mystery.

When Sharks Attack 360’s expert team investigates attacks from around the world committed by the same species: the great white shark. They discover that not only are these attacks by the same species – they are also all juveniles. Using new research and inventive experiments, they search for an explanation to the critical questions – are these ‘punk sharks’ more likely to attack… and why?

These people should've known better. Stupidity or back luck brings these folks face to face with nature's wild side. Check out these headscratching moments and don't try this at home?

It's monsoon season in Dogtown. Scarlett and her family hurry to reinforce their burrow before the flooding begins, but deal with unexpected guests right before the storm arrives.

Property disputes are settled a little differently in Dogtown. In search of first burrows on their own, Pelt and Digit come up against some unexpected challenges from Badgers and Alpha dogs protecting their territory

Simon and Siouxsie brave a tropical storm to rescue a black mamba - one slip and they're dead! A green mamba takes the whole crew to new heights, and Simon and Siouxsie play 'pass the python' in creepy crawly heaven.

See life in the wild from her point of view: killer survival strategies, ultimate mating games and the wildest mothering. These girls don't just know the rules, they make them.

Across Iberia, food chains and ecosystems are being restored allowing endangered animals, including the rarest cat in the world, to flourish.

Simon and Siouxsie brave a tropical storm to rescue a black mamba - one slip and they're dead! A green mamba takes the whole crew to new heights, and Simon and Siouxsie play 'pass the python' in creepy crawly heaven.

See life in the wild from her point of view: killer survival strategies, ultimate mating games and the wildest mothering. These girls don't just know the rules, they make them.

Banda stands at the rise of the hill, looking out over the emerald swamp. It’s a far cry from the brown grassy plains of his home South Africa, and right now he's wearing for a glimpse of the familiar Impala herd. Later this year, lions will be introduced into Akagera National Park, but it's a tough task for a lion - adapting to this part of central Africa. It's green and wet. The animals are mostly different and the lions have no idea of the lie of the land. They'll be starting from scratch - seeking out hunting opportunities and establishing new territory.

It isnt about the dog in the fight, its the fight in the dog! The vets are aiming for victory as Dr. Pol tends to, Bella, a Pomeranian, who is full of pups. Dr. Emily treats two big pooches, Great Danes Daisy and Jersey, who get in a tussle. Dr. Lisa nurses a Rhodesian Ridgeback puppy thats attacked by a swarm of bees!

The new vet is hitting the road! Dr. Michele picked a good week, feisty bulls need wrangling, a reluctant horse needs dental work, and a series of pregnancy checks kick off the week. Add to the mix an emergency goat kidding and a little kitten with a crippling leg problem.

Looks like chills are multiplying this week on The Incredible Dr. Pol! A nasty bug has hit the clinic causing multiple staffers to call out sick. Overwhelmed and understaffed, Dr. Pol and Dr. Emily tag team to take the lead on cases ranging from injured legs, quilled faces, and amputated ears.

A huge black mamba is trapped inside a dark, cramped roof and Simon has to poke his head into dark holes to find it - risking a bite to the head! Simon also must get over his fear of heights and catch a hot and bothered boomslang in a tree.

Simon and Siouxsie brave a tropical storm to rescue a black mamba - one slip and they're dead! A green mamba takes the whole crew to new heights, and Simon and Siouxsie play 'pass the python' in creepy crawly heaven.

A black mamba is trapped inside a couch in a tiny room with Simon and Siouxsie just inches away from being bitten at any time! Simon has his hands full when he realizes a green mamba he's about to rescue is heavily pregnant.

A family is plagued by Mozambique spitting cobras; their 6-year-old girl was bitten in the face by one and now there's another in their house! Sioux gets a nasty surprise as a whip snake bites her on the arm and won't let go.

A snake City Compilation with the best of all the baby snakes.

The world’s coastlines are diverse and dynamic. Born from fire and colliding continents… shaped by an unrelenting maelstrom of weather and currents. They are an ever-changing front line, where land meets the sea with violent fury and bountiful riches.

Delve beneath the surface of the largest habitat on Earth - our oceans - to uncover a world of extraordinary extremes from crushing depths to stormy coasts and vast blue deserts to crowded reefs. Oceans are dynamic environments where animals must adapt to life of constant change. Discover how seals fend off sharks; how turtles risk their lives to create their next generation; and how ingenious orca fight to survive in the face of ever-increasing competition.

Soul of the Ocean explores the complexity of ocean ecosystems. Spectacular underwater cinematography reveals communities of interdependent marine species and highlights the critical role biodiversity plays in maintaining a healthy ocean. The film features numerous examples of extraordinary animal behavior. Some of these behavioral stories have never been filmed before. Soul of the Ocean demonstrates the value of cooperation between species and high marine biodiversity.

The world’s coastlines are diverse and dynamic. Born from fire and colliding continents… shaped by an unrelenting maelstrom of weather and currents. They are an ever-changing front line, where land meets the sea with violent fury and bountiful riches.

It isnt about the dog in the fight, its the fight in the dog! The vets are aiming for victory as Dr. Pol tends to, Bella, a Pomeranian, who is full of pups. Dr. Emily treats two big pooches, Great Danes Daisy and Jersey, who get in a tussle. Dr. Lisa nurses a Rhodesian Ridgeback puppy thats attacked by a swarm of bees!

The new vet is hitting the road! Dr. Michele picked a good week, feisty bulls need wrangling, a reluctant horse needs dental work, and a series of pregnancy checks kick off the week. Add to the mix an emergency goat kidding and a little kitten with a crippling leg problem.

Looks like chills are multiplying this week on The Incredible Dr. Pol! A nasty bug has hit the clinic causing multiple staffers to call out sick. Overwhelmed and understaffed, Dr. Pol and Dr. Emily tag team to take the lead on cases ranging from injured legs, quilled faces, and amputated ears.