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Past the white sand beaches and beautiful waters lies some of the world's most unique geological features and wild life...

A unique population of mountain goats live where few other creatures dare, along the vertical walls of Canada's "Grand...

The extraordinary story and legacy of free-diver Jacques Mayol, whose life became the inspiration for Luc Besson's cult...

Biologist Patrick Aryee dives into the science of biomimicracy, investigating whether the unique adaptations of animals...

A Vancouver couple decides to eat only rescued food for six months. What they find is shocking: truckloads of perfectly...

A poem for the planet, Nova Ami and Velcrow Ripper's film bears witness to a moment of profound change - the loss of one...

Two gritty teams of hobbyist cavers attempt to break records for the longest and deepest caves in Canada.

Something astonishing is happening in the city of Vancouver, BC. Largely unnoticed amidst vehicle traffic, industrial...

On the edge of South America is an awe-inspiring land of extremes, home to an incredible diversity of animals and plants...

Korea is a land of stunning beauty and remarkable wildlife, with lush wetlands, soaring mountains and turbulent seas.

Ray journeys to the magnificent Isle of Skye in search of Britain's rarest bird of prey, the spectacular sea eagle.

As winter draws to a close, the Atlantic springs back to life. The animals only have a few months to find food, mate and start a family - all the time avoiding predators.

The demilitarized zone of Korea has existed for nearly 70 years. Amidst the barbed wire fences is a unique natural world, home to wild boar, giant hornets and rare cranes.

Ray uses the Derwent River as his guide to the breathtaking Borrowdale valley, a place of ancient rainforests and home to some very special wildlife - including peregrine falcons.

Atlantic winters bring bitter storms, suffering and conflict. But while most animals are battling to survive, some are just starting to raise a family.

Ray visits Galloway, exploring the riches of the stunning coast of southwest Scotland and the hidden treasures that live in Britain's largest forest park - including the rare and elusive pine marten.

There are 25,000 islands in the vast Pacific Ocean. From palm-lined pristine beaches to cold rocky outcrops, each one fosters its own ecology.

Many animals that live in the ocean must go to extraordinary lengths to survive. Using the greatest shipwreck story of all time, the huge challenges are revealed.

Ray explores the wildlife surviving against all odds in the rugged landscapes around Britain's highest mountain range, Snowdonia.

Off the east coast of Australia lies the world's largest living structure - the Great Barrier Reef, home to curious residents and seasonal visitors like the humpback whale.

Patrick heads deep into the jungles of Costa Rica, following squirrel monkeys on the move as he tries to find out why the insect population is in such steep decline.