Deadly Australians

DEADLY AUSTRALIANS takes an up close and personal look at the secret lives of Australia’s most notorious – and sometimes little known – killers, including the world’s most venomous snakes, deadly jellyfish, monster crocs and venom-laden spiders.

Surviving The Amazon

Spanning nine South American countries, the Amazon is the largest rainforest on the planet. Home to over two and a half million species, each uniquely adapted to stay alive in a landscape of lush, tropical jungle. Volatile weather, hungry predators and dangers lurking around every tree trunk, in SURVIVNG THE AMAZON we explore just what it takes to grow-up, hunt, and find love when the odds are stacked against you.

Weird, Wild & Wonderful

Have you ever wondered why a zebra has stripes, how the leopard got its spots or who gave the shaggy sea hare its name?! In WEIRD, WILD & WONDERFUL we travel through Africa to explore and explain why the natural world looks the way it does. This fun-filled, quirky and fascinating film will entertain the whole family.

News Of The Wild

NEWS OF THE WILD is an animal focused, factual entertainment news show aimed at 7-12 year olds. It is anchored in the studio by two squabbling co-hosts, Maya and Finn (or is that Finn and Maya, they can never agree), who cross to stories from a number of different locations and reporters. Sometimes the segments are factual and other times a parody on news-style bulletins or current affair programs, but NEWS OF THE WILD is always bursting at the seams with animals, laughter, and enthusiasm

Monkey Diaries

In an ancient city reclaimed by Sri Lanka’s forests, lives a unique species of monkey – toque macaques. Over the last fifty years scientist Dr Wolfgang Dittas has lived alongside them. He’s uncovered secrets about their families, friends and foes and is now revealing how these extraordinary monkeys are adapting to a modern world that is crowded with humans.

Tales From Zambia

Zambia is home to some of the world’s most exotic wildlife. From elephants to eagles and baboons to hippos, this collection of films features a range of different species, exploring their fascinating behaviour and taking viewers on a virtual safari into some of the wildest and most beautiful habitats on Earth.

Over Australia

A sweeping aerial exploration of the oldest continent of the planet reveals how a diversity of unique wildlife has adapted to the developing mosaic of habitats: from the arid desert, to southern islands and up the Great Dividing Range that separates the interior from the east coast.

In For The Kill

It’s one of the most dramatic events of the natural world. When a predator goes in for the kill, prey scatters, dust flies, and claws and teeth draw red. But how do nature’s killing machines pull off these epic feats of speed, cunning and agility? In this fast and furious documentary, we get under the skin of the world’s most impressive predators to reveal how they’ve come to rule their domains.

Wild Latin America

South America – a continent of contrast, from the lush, tropical canopies of the Amazon Rainforest, to the harsh, arid slopes of the Andes. WILD LATIN AMERICA travels to some of the most unspoilt habitats left on Earth to experience the trials and tribulations for three very different species growing up, mating and surviving WILD LATIN AMERICA.

Wild Wild East

Using the latest in technology, this series journeys to the North American maritime woods and waters, a legendary land of plenty unrivaled in natural beauty, wildlife and rough-hewn diversity on an epic scale. More than twice the size of the UK with only 3% of the human population, it’s a world where wildlife runs strong and free.