Northern Europe, the most densely populated place on earth, isn’t somewhere you’d associate with earthquakes. Or is it? This breakthrough documentary reveals new evidence showing that ancient fault lines running right through Europe’s major industrial areas aren’t extinct but temporarily dormant. We explore the effects of a major seismological disaster here and what might happen if these sleeping giants awoke.

Extinction Sucks is unlike anything you’ve seen before; a riotous wildlife adventure series following the efforts of two outrageous Australian girls to raise money for critically endangered animals.

Each year millions of sardines leave the waters off the southern tip of Africa and follow the cool winter currents for almost 1000 kilometres; it’s a perilous journey, as their migration awakens a great following of formidable predators that attack from sea and air. We film a courageous little seal who braves the ocean and all its perils to follow the Sardine Run.

The intimate story of seasonal rhythm and renewal. Firstborn follows a fur seal pup's first three months of life of at a remote rookery off New Zealand's southwest coast.

In the seas around the Indonesian archipelago a war is being waged. Illegal fishing has robbed Indonesia of an estimated US$3.2 billion in losses from poaching. Corrupt military forces do little to combat the trawlers, taking bribes and selling fake licenses to foreign poachers. With no infrastructure in place to deal with such lawlessness on the seas, the Maritime and Fishery Ministry must resort to drastic criminal measures.

It’s got teeth like a shark, a taste for blood and even walks on land. An insatiable alien predator that obliterates the food chain. Meet freshwater’s public enemy number one: the snakehead. It’s a showdown of man vs. fish as scientists and anglers work together in the fight to defy it, control it, and stop the destruction.

Discover thirteen of Africa’s most fascinating natural habitats and the creatures that thrive there. From the red dunes of the Kalahari to the reefs of the Indian Ocean, we experience each habitat through the eyes of a key species, revealing animals that are able to thrive in nature against all odds.

In the baking heat of the small Caribbean island of Bonaire, over 2000 Caribbean flamingos maintain a crowded and noisy colony among the salt pans.

Witness the incredible story of eight Asian elephants as they journey from rural Thailand, experience months of quarantine and embark on an enormous Russian aircraft to finally arrive at their new homes in the Sydney and Melbourne Zoos. We highlight the dilemmas facing large mammal conservation, exploring the tragic collisions of man versus beast and the politics of wildlife transfers.