Using archive footage, survivor stories, computer animation, and expert interviews, we expose the killer characteristics of natural disasters, leading to an ultimate disaster, a hypothetical but possible event of unparalleled force and impact. The four compelling episodes in the series are Earthquake, Tornado, Tsunami and Volcano.

Take a dip in the world’s most deadly waters. At the height of summer, the sands of Northern Australia’s beaches can resemble an ER, as some of the planet’s most venomous creatures find their victims. But a handful of scientists-turned-paramedics is cracking the code of the chemical weapons in groundbreaking research, fuelling medical breakthroughs and saving lives.

Jack West is a man with a dream: to come face-to-face with a rare and elusive animal that has captured his imagination and plagued his thoughts for the last 20 years. With the bulk of a dog and the climbing abilities of a cat, Indonesia’s enigmatic Sulawesian palm civet has not been seen since 1979. Can Jack find it?

New Zealand’s Fiordland high mountain peaks dramatically drop away to black-water fiords. Mirrorworld delves into these two parallel worlds: one above the water, from the beech forests to the snowy mountain peaks; one below, where dolphins swim among the black coral trees.

Set in the Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset, UK, Monkey Life follows the nail-biting rescue and rehabilitation stories of some of the most abused and neglected monkeys in the world, and the unwavering hard work of Jim and Alison Cronin in their ongoing mission to stop the illegal smuggling of primates from the wild.

In the returning series set in Monkey World in Dorset, we follow the day-to-day lives of the primates that live in one of the largest monkey and ape rescue centres on the planet. Some stories are funny, others shocking, with drama's great and small.

This returning series, now in it’s third season, follows the day-to-day lives of the charismatic apes and monkeys at one of the largest primate rescue centres in the world, the Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre, set up in 1987 in Dorset, UK.

Jaipur, India is home to the most riotous, unruly and lawless pack of monkeys the world has ever met! We see the world as they see it: against a bewildering backdrop of legs and many opportunities for causing trouble. We’ll mix incredible stories of monkey cunning and their hilarious escapades with the Jaipur humans’ attempts to tackle these parasitic trouble-makers.

A temple, nestled in a secluded valley in India’s arid northwest, is dedicated to the revered langur monkeys and Hanuman, the god they represent. Following the troop for a year we uncover less than pious behaviour, including mistreating infants, stealing mates and vicious territorial brawls.