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Christmas Island is a tiny refuge to plants and creatures found nowhere else in the world. Birds rule its skies and it's stunning landscapes are the stage for a miracle migration of millions.

Every empire needs a succession plan. Making babies and raising them is crucial for every species to survive. In some social circles, it takes a village to raise a family. In others, a single parent is all that stands between the vulnerability of youth and the threats of the wild.

Once-powerful animal empires like the dinosaurs have been completely wiped from the planet. But others once on the verge of extinction have survived, bounced back, and even reclaimed their kingdoms.

Farm and domesticated animals are celebrated all over the world, but few stories tell of their sister species who live in the wild. These animals must fend for themselves beyond the fences of their domesticated kin.

Using shear numbers to claim a territory, some animal groups are considered pests. But their very survival may depend on finding a home where they're not welcome.

There's strength in numbers, especially in the wild. For many species, it's the very reason why individuals come together. Protecting the empire is imperative to survival.

Epic flights, adventurous sea journeys, and exhausting road trips all play a key part in the lives of many species. These empires travel in search of food, shelter, or a mate.

Cabo Pulmo, a tiny ocean community on the shores of Mexico's Sea of Cortez, is home to an extraordinary story of marine recovery. By the mid-1980s, this near-pristine coral reef was all but wiped out, decimated by reckless overfishing. Those same fishermen eventually abandoned their way of life a...

Palau is a tiny country with a big story. In 2009, this island nation in the middle of the western Pacific Ocean created the world's first shark sanctuary to protect more than 100 species from reckless overfishing and the brutal practice of commercial shark finning. Then, in 2014, Palau once agai...

Palau, a tiny island nation in the middle of the western Pacific ocean, is a land of giants. Large manta rays soar through its azure seas. Massive Second World War wrecks harbour dark secrets on the ocean floor. The archipelago is surrounded by a colossal underwater trench that reaches more than ...

The remote islands of Raja Ampat in the Indonesian archipelago are home to diverse marine life, including the secretive giants of the ocean, manta rays. A team of researchers from Conservation International heads out on an expedition to learn more about the biology, population size, and migration...

The Indonesian archipelago lies in the heart of the Coral Triangle, a region of the ocean recognised worldwide as the centre of marine biodiversity. With the highest number of coral and fish species on Earth, Indonesia possesses the richest reefs on the planet, but these reefs have come under thr...

Going up against some of Australia's wiliest gladiators and their impressive arsenals and looking into whether these weapons, such as the kangaroo's deadly boxing moves, can help them survive the ravages of climate change.

Head out with Lizzie and the Oncafari team as they set out on the hunt for a missing, dominant jaguar and monitor the battle between young hopefuls who are all coveting power.

Lizzie gets to know Fera, the Queen of the Pantanal, as she teaches her rambunctious cub Simba some essential jaguar skills, including how to climb trees and hunt for dinner.

Rejoin Lizzie and the team for some post-rainy-season drama as they set out in search of Ferinha, Fera, and Badalo, whose tracking collars have gone missing.

Meet monkeys who like monogamy, a bird who rivals Casanova and a spider who'll risk his life for love. A look at how hard it is to find 'the one' in the jungle.

Swing through the canopies of the Amazon's trees with a look at its 1,200 species and the creatures who call their leaves, branches and shadows home.

Faced with little water and space, animals must learn new skills to survive the dry season. If they don't, they'll quickly become the vultures' next feast.

Going up against some of Australia's wiliest gladiators and their impressive arsenals and looking into whether these weapons, such as the kangaroo's deadly boxing moves, can help them survive the ravages of climate change.

Head out with Lizzie and the Oncafari team as they set out on the hunt for a missing, dominant jaguar and monitor the battle between young hopefuls who are all coveting power.

Lizzie gets to know Fera, the Queen of the Pantanal, as she teaches her rambunctious cub Simba some essential jaguar skills, including how to climb trees and hunt for dinner.

Rejoin Lizzie and the team for some post-rainy-season drama as they set out in search of Ferinha, Fera, and Badalo, whose tracking collars have gone missing.

Meet monkeys who like monogamy, a bird who rivals Casanova and a spider who'll risk his life for love. A look at how hard it is to find 'the one' in the jungle.

Swing through the canopies of the Amazon's trees with a look at its 1,200 species and the creatures who call their leaves, branches and shadows home.

Faced with little water and space, animals must learn new skills to survive the dry season. If they don't, they'll quickly become the vultures' next feast.

From the blond manes of golden snub-nose monkeys, to the flamingo's pink feathers, get a front-row seat to nature's most spectacular fashion show.