Real Wild

The rainforests of Borneo and Sumatra hold the last remaining giants of the Asian canopy. These Great Apes represent a prehistoric lineage of survival, defined by immense physical power and a solitary existence that sets them apart from every other primate on Earth. This documentary tracks the life of the Orangutan, a master of engineering that spends nearly its entire life elevated hundreds of feet above the jungle floor. From the rare Tapani species to the well-known Bornean icons, we look at the complex social structures and the extreme maternal dedication required to raise a single infant over the course of eight years. This is a story of intelligence, specialized evolution, and the fight to keep the songs of the canopy from falling silent forever.

The Texas prairie is a brutal landscape where survival is earned, not given. While many focus on apex predators, the true king of this ecosystem is the Bobwhite Quail. This documentary follows conservationist Ivan Carter at the Rolling Plains Quail Research Ranch, where scientists use heavy machinery and controlled fire to engineer the perfect habitat. You will see the industrial scale of wildlife management, from massive excavators ripping through thick mesquite to the high-tech radio collars used to track these birds across the plains. Witness the intersection of frontier grit and modern science in the heart of Texas.

Madagascar is an island frozen in time, having split from the rest of the world 150 million years ago to create an evolutionary playground unlike anywhere else on Earth. In the dense virgin forests of the Masoala Peninsula, prehistoric creatures like the lemur and the elusive tomato frog thrive under the protection of ancient tribal taboos. For the people living here, nature is not just a resource but a spiritual realm filled with ancestor spirits and animal legends that dictate daily life. From the mountain plateaus of Andringitra to the shark-guarded reefs of the west coast, survival depends on a delicate balance between human tradition and environmental preservation. This journey takes you into the heart of the "Great Red Island" to witness the struggle of a unique ecosystem fighting to stay wild in a changing world.

South Africa manages wildlife unlike anywhere else on earth. On these vast private landscapes, iconic species are treated as a valuable resource, fueling a high-stakes industry dedicated to restocking and rewilding the continent. This documentary follows Ivan Carter, Grant Tracy and his specialized capture team as they utilize helicopters and ground crews to relocate Kudu and Impala. The operation takes a dangerous turn when the mission shifts to capturing the tallest land animal on the planet. Witness the controversial yet effective model of private ownership and hunter-funded conservation that is successfully expanding the footprint of Africa’s most majestic creatures.

The gray seal is often seen as a charming resident of the northern coastlines, but beneath the surface lies a formidable apex predator with a capacity for surprising violence. This documentary follows the grueling journey of a young male seal as he navigates a 600-mile odyssey through the North Atlantic, facing off against massive 600lb rivals and dodging the lethal precision of Orca pods. Life in the colony is a high-stakes game of survival where mothers lose nearly half their body weight in weeks and pups must outrun cannibalistic males who have turned into serial killers within their own ranks. This is a story of resilience in a changing ocean where only the strongest and most adaptable predators can hope to reach maturity.

Nature is often portrayed as a serious battle for survival, but even the most formidable apex predators have days where everything goes wrong. From the rugged mountains of Montana to the dense underbrush of the American wilderness, this documentary captures the side of wildlife rarely seen in textbooks. Life in the wild is a constant balance of high-stakes tension and unexpected humor. Whether it is elk investigating a human campsite or young wolverines testing their limits in the snow, these animals navigate a world filled with both danger and curiosity. This is an authentic look at animal behavior in its most natural state, showcasing the intelligence, resilience, and occasional clumsiness of the creatures that rule the wild.

High in the frozen heartlands of South Dakota, Ivan Carter and a specialized team of biologists and pilots braves temperatures reaching -21°F to perform one of the most dangerous jobs in wildlife management. This documentary follows the high-stakes mission of capturing white-tailed deer using helicopter-mounted net guns to ensure the survival of the species. From the tactical precision of the aerial capture to the grueling hands-on medical processing in the snow, this footage provides an look at what it takes to manage a population of over a thousand radio-collared deer. Experience the raw power of the South Dakota prairie and the dedication of those working on the front line to preserve nature for the next generation.

Just beneath the surface of your manicured lawn lies a complex network of tunnels and a brutal struggle for dominance. This documentary follows the life of the mole, a creature capable of shifting twenty times its own body weight and digging twenty meters of tunnel in a single day. Witness the raw power of the insectivore world, from the hedgehog’s incredible recovery after months of hibernation to the water shrew’s high-stakes aquatic hunts. Watch as male moles engage in violent combat to defend their empires and learn how a simple compost heap becomes the ultimate incubator for life and death. From the Kingfisher’s rapid-fire dives to the spider’s venomous traps, see the hidden side of nature that exists right under your feet.

In the labyrinth of Florida’s coastal rivers, a 600kg survivor known as Hamilton faces a world that is far from a paradise. This documentary follows the life of a West Indian manatee from his vulnerable beginnings to a harrowing encounter with a boat propeller that changes his path forever. While the mangrove forests and crystal-clear springs appear serene, they harbor invisible threats ranging from freezing temperatures to toxic red tides. After losing his mother and sustaining life-threatening injuries, Hamilton becomes the center of a high-stakes rescue and rehabilitation effort. Witness the resilience of a prehistoric giant as he navigates the dangers of human encroachment and the brutal cycles of nature. This is a story of survival, the bond between mother and calf, and the tireless work of those fighting to keep these gentle giants from vanishing.

The Ruhr Valley was once the industrial heart of Europe, a landscape of molten steel, coal smoke, and heavy machinery where nature was sacrificed for progress. This film documents the incredible transformation of Germany’s largest urban sprawl into a thriving wilderness known as the Iron Forest. High above the 15 cities of the metropolis, the world’s fastest bird of prey has turned abandoned industrial towers into its personal hunting grounds. On the ground, red deer rut in the shadows of old mining gear, while foxes and martins turn massive factory halls into their private dens. From the arrival of giant arachnids with massive leg spans to the return of the apex predators that were gone for decades, witness how the most resilient species on earth are reclaiming the land we left behind. This is the story of nature’s ultimate power of regeneration in a world built of rust and iron.

For seventy years, Noina lived in chains. As a blind Asian elephant working in the trekking industry, her world was limited to the sting of the bullhook and the weight of tourists on her back. This story follows conservationist Lek Chailert on a high-stakes mission to rescue this elderly giant and transport her across Thailand to a place where chains are replaced by grass. You will see the dark reality of the tourism industry and the brutal process known as the crush box that every captive elephant must endure. This is a look at the architects of the earth and the woman who risked her family and her reputation to ensure they have a future in the wild.

Humanity has spent centuries conquering the wilderness, but now a global movement is fighting to bring the wild back. From the dense jungles of Brazil to the frozen tundra of Siberia, the balance of power is shifting. In Argentina, the Jaguar s being reintroduced to kickstart a chain reaction of life. In Mozambique, researchers are finding ways for villagers and six-ton elephants to coexist without fences. Scientists in the Netherlands are using ancient DNA to bring back the Auroch, a prehistoric bovine that once ruled Europe. Meanwhile, in the Russian Arctic, a "climate time bomb" is ticking beneath the permafrost, and the only thing standing in its way is a herd of reintroduced bison and horses. This is the story of the people spending billions to fix what was broken and the incredible resilience of nature when humans finally step out of the way.

When a powerful eight-year-old American paint horse named Sedona begins to transition from a model citizen to a dominating and pushy animal, his owner Lindy feels the relationship slipping into dangerous territory. This session features world-renowned horse tamer Pat Parelli as he steps into the ring to reset the hierarchy between human and animal. Pat introduces a concept known as long body logic to communicate with Sedona across five distinct zones of his massive frame. Witness the moment the connection is finally established and learn how to think through pressure to turn a chaotic ride into a calm, natural partnership.

In the frozen wilderness of Eastern Europe, a master tracker attempts to locate the continent's most elusive apex predator: the Gray Wolf. This journey moves through the massive Biebrza National Park in Poland, where the winter conditions are as dangerous as the animals themselves. Navigating through 150 square miles of ancient forests and treacherous marshes, the team relies on local expertise to separate folklore from reality. By analyzing tracks in the snow and using specialized gear to mask human scent, the reality of the hunt is brought to light. The expedition culminates in a midnight encounter where the silence of the marsh is broken by the haunting communication of two rival wolf packs. This is a story of survival, endurance, and the primal connection between a tracker and his target.

Deep within the frozen, hilly forests of Southeast Oklahoma, a wildlife miracle is taking place. Once completely extinct within the state, the American black bear has made a staggering return to the landscape. This documentary follows Ivan Carter and a team of dedicated conservationists into the core bear range during a winter storm to conduct high-stakes research.

Petunia is a wild-raised Mustang with a deep-seated fear of humans. For years, this rescue horse lived in a state of constant high alert, treating every person who approached her as a lethal predator. In this documentary, renowned expert Pat Parelli arrives at the Horse Protection Association of Florida to attempt what many thought was impossible. Pat works to shift Petunia from a state of adrenaline-fueled panic to calm partnership. This transformation shows the reality of wildlife rehabilitation and the intense effort it takes to save a horse that has spent its entire life resisting human contact.

Long before modern science, ancient civilizations viewed dolphins as humans who returned to the sea. This documentary follows endurance swimmer Adam Walker as he attempts to cross the most dangerous straits on Earth, only to find himself protected by a pod of dolphins during a Great White Shark encounter. The film also explores the complex culture of the orca, the largest member of the dolphin family. These apex predators show remarkable concrete intelligence by developing unique hunting strategies passed down through generations. While experts debate the ethics of studying these animals in captivity, the bond between our two species remains one of the most mysterious and enduring connections in the natural world.

The Savé Valley Conservancy in Zimbabwe stands as a massive 1.2-million-acre testament to what happens when nature is allowed to reclaim the land. Once a struggling cattle ranching territory, this landscape has been transformed into a thriving wilderness where wildlife numbers are not just stable but overflowing. This success brings a massive new challenge: the elephant population has exceeded the land’s carrying capacity. When these giants reach stocking capacity, they begin to thrash the vegetation, threatening the balance of the entire ecosystem. To protect the habitat and expand the reach of these iconic animals, a historic and high-stakes operation is now in motion. A team of expert vets, pilots, and conservationists must dart, sedate, and transport over 100 elephants across a 1,000-kilometer journey to repopulate other regions of Africa. From: Wildlife Heroes

The British countryside holds a dark secret that dates back to the 1976 Dangerous Wild Animals Act. When the law changed, exotic predators were pushed out of private homes and into the shadows of the UK wilderness. This documentary follows tracker Ian Maxwell as he utilizes elite tactical techniques to find the apex predators living among us. By analyzing the evaporation of urine and the specific placement of paw prints, Maxwell demonstrates the biological differences between a household pet and a calculated killer. From the precision bites found at kill sites to the muscular rippling of a black leopard caught on camera, this investigation provides a raw look at how these massive cats survive undetected.

Africa remains home to the most formidable apex predators on Earth, but the space between wild animals and human civilization is shrinking. This documentary explores the front lines of conservation where unconventional heroes use innovation to prevent extinction. The journey moves to the ancient walled city of Harar in Ethiopia. Here, a family of hyena men has spent generations forming a bond with a predator often feared and hunted. By feeding these wild animals by hand, they have replaced ancient conflict with a strange and beautiful harmony. From the delicate rehabilitation and release of orphaned black rhinos to a complex medical ultrasound on a wild 6,000lb African elephant, the work is dangerous and messy. These stories highlight the tireless efforts required to ensure that Africa’s most dangerous and majestic creatures have a future in a rapidly changing world. From: Carter's WAR | Series 2 Episode 6 Content licensed by Big Media to Little Dot Studios

Zimbabwe holds some of the most extreme landscapes and formidable wildlife on the African continent. This journey into the Eastern Highlands begins at Mtarazi Falls, where the sheer drop of 762 meters creates one of the most intimidating natural environments in the world. The mission moves to a high-security intensive protection zone at Theford Estate to track the armored giants of the bush. White rhinos are the prehistoric tanks of the modern world, and meeting them on foot reveals the true power of these apex herbivores. Within this private sanctuary, armed guards provide 24/7 security to ensure the survival of the species against constant threats. From exploring ancient rock art created by the San people to standing inches away from a massive rhino named Bear, this is a raw look at the survival of Zimbabwe's most iconic residents.

Winter in the Iberian Peninsula is a brutal test of endurance where only the strongest survive. This landscape remains a stronghold for some of the most formidable species in Europe, from massive vultures with telescopic vision to the aggressive wild cattle that still roam these ancient pastures. While the rest of the continent freezes, millions of migratory birds arrive here to find sanctuary in the oak and cork forests, a unique ecosystem that has remained largely unchanged since the Middle Ages.

Hidden beneath the surface of the Iberian Peninsula lies a massive canyon born from human destruction. The 100-meter deep ravine has transformed into a prehistoric sanctuary, a tiny planet within our own where the laws of nature have rewritten the history of the rocks. This landscape now belongs to the shadows and the hunters. From the massive Eagle Owl patrolling the darkness to the rare Wolf Spider lying in wait for its next victim, the ecosystem thrives in a climate of its own making.

The Congo Basin is a vast, awe-inspiring wilderness, but it has become a frontline battleground where nature and humanity collide. As human populations expand, the pressure on Africa's last wild places reaches a breaking point. In the heart of the Democratic Republic of Congo, a dedicated force of park rangers risks everything to protect the Grauer’s gorilla, the largest and one of the rarest primates on Earth. Follow wildlife investigator Ivan Carter as he joins armed patrols to intercept poachers and goes undercover in the chaotic markets of Kinshasa. From: Carter's WAR | Series 02 Episode 07 Content licensed by Big Media to Little Dot Studios

Reptile hunter and scientist Mark O'Shea faces a world of danger as he travels deep into the Brazilian wild to study the most venomous vipers on Earth. The main target is the golden lancehead viper, an apex predator isolated for millennia on a forbidden patch of land known simply as Snake Island, or Queimada Grande. After the perilous mission to Snake Island is postponed by brutal seas, the team seizes an opportunity to catch a new, unnamed species of viper on the isolated Alcatrazes archipelago - a truly lost world where the snake has adapted to feed only on birds and lizards. When they finally land on the infamous Snake Island by helicopter, the team is dropped into a viper minefield where deadly snakes lurk every few feet. They quickly find that this highly venomous population is facing a crisis of survival, leading to a shocking discovery about the future of this unique island killer. From: O'Shea's Big Adventure Content licensed by Syndicado LLC to Little Dot Studios

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Reptile hunter and scientist Mark O'Shea faces his toughest challenge: finding the Patagonian lance head, a highly venomous viper that lives further south than any other snake on Earth. In the vast, harsh deserts of Argentina's Patagonia, this extremely rare and unstudied predator is a true phantom. Follow the expedition as they pursue Argentina’s largest lizard, the Tegu, and finally zero in on their target habitat, leading to the breakthrough discovery of a breeding colony of the rarest viper in the Americas, finally allowing the first true scientific study to begin. From: O'Shea's Big Adventure | Series 01 Episode 03 Content licensed by Syndicado LLC to Little Dot Studios

South Africa is currently the primary battleground for a conflict that threatens one of the planet’s most prehistoric-looking giants. Ivan Carter travels to the Zuluand Rhino Reserve and Kruger National Park to witness the reality of the rhino war. The narrative follows a specialized team as they race against time to rescue a nursing calf left vulnerable after its mother was taken. The journey continues into the heart of the bush, where the effectiveness of K9 units and aerial support is put to the ultimate test during a live pursuit of armed individuals. By analyzing the remains left behind and the tactics used on the front lines, this story reveals the true cost of conservation and the immense effort required to protect these apex mammals from disappearing forever. From: Carter's WAR | Series 01 Episode 07 Content licensed by Big Media to Little Dot Studios

Every year, a massive migration begins as thousands of animals flee the brutal Arctic freeze for the southern tip of Europe. This journey spans over three thousand kilometers, pushing common cranes and whooper swans to their physical limits. The destination is the Iberian Peninsula, home to a unique man-made forest known as the Dehesa. Here, the birds find a vital source of nutrients in the form of acorns, a food source they must learn to handle with specialized intelligence. Survival is never guaranteed. From dodging golden eagles to spending freezing nights standing in shallow marshes to avoid predators, the life of a migratory bird is a constant battle. From: The Birds of Winter Content licensed by 3Box Media to Little Dot Studios

Get ready to experience Iceland, an island forged by the earth’s internal fires and standing at the edge of eternal ice. Follow an Arctic fox, an opportunistic apex predator struggling to shake off the brutal winter and find a meal among the massive bird colonies that arrive for the endless daylight. You will witness the epic 25,000-kilometer journey of the Arctic tern, the ultimate endurance flyer, as it returns to the exact same nesting ground every year, hoping to find its mate. See the dramatic clash between the warm Gulf Stream that enables life and the crushing force of Europe's largest glaciers. From tiny moss that pioneered the land after a historic volcanic eruption to the ancient Scandinavian horses and fearless Icelandic sheep, this film reveals how life takes hold and thrives against all odds in a place that is still being born. From: Iceland, the Newborn Island Content licensed by 3Box Media to Little Dot Studios

Travel across continents with us, starting with a look at the massive appetites of giant pandas and African elephants. We see how a two-year-old panda demolishes 20 pounds of bamboo daily, while a family of elephants celebrates a special birthday using incredible power to crush and scoop their treats. Next, we journey to the high-altitude territory of the rare snow leopard, observing a young hunter practice her natural instinct by hiding her bone from imaginary scavengers in the fresh snow. The film then captures emotional milestones, including the incredible first year of a gorilla born by emergency C-section and the critical first few hours of a newly hatched flamingo chick, kept warm by its parents' unique natural insulation. Finally, we witness the birth of a valuable rhino calf and the surprisingly complex, crucial work of the humble dung beetle, which processes the entire wild ecosystem. From: Wild Wonders Series 01 Episode 02 Content licensed by Big Media to Little Dot Studios

This documentary, led by wildlife investigator Ivan Carter, sets out to answer the ultimate question: what is the most dangerous animal in Africa? We look at the highly aggressive, territorial black rhino, whose confrontation style is direct but often ends once they recognize the intruder is human. Next, we examine the elephant, responsible for hundreds of deaths each year, yet often merely asserting authority rather than intending to kill. We observe how the lion, which instills the most fear, drastically changes its behavior, becoming a fearless killer only after the sun sets. The probe moves to the hippo, a truly territorial animal estimated to kill thousands of people annually, and explores the idea that its aggression is a product of circumstance. The journey concludes with the true man-eater, the Nile Crocodile, which views humans as pure food and whose immense power makes escape nearly impossible. However, the final, most deadly contestant is Man, whose deadly ingenuity leads to destruction like illegal poaching traps. From: Carters WAR | Series 01 Episode 10 Content licensed by Big Media to Little Dot Studios

Venture into the unforgiving world of the Australian Alps, a rugged environment that tests the limits of survival for every creature that calls it home. Meet the tough Wombat, which uses its sharp claws to break through the icy ground to find food during the brutal alpine winter. This land is also dominated by the legendary wild horses, known as Brumbies. However, these majestic horses are now a growing ecological crisis, with their massive numbers causing severe damage and erosion to fragile habitats in Kosciuszko National Park. With public outcry halting effective culling measures, park officials are struggling to manage a population that is growing out of control. As spring arrives, we witness the return of life, including the incredible mimetic Lyrebird and the extremely rare Mountain Pygmy Possum. This tiny mammal is Australia's only one restricted to life above the snow and its existence is tied to a perfect, delicate balance of snow cover and migrating Bogong Moths. From: Australia's Wild Places Content licensed by ZDF Studios GmbH to Little Dot Studios

Journey behind the scenes at the San Diego Zoo to witness the extreme survival tactics and dedicated care given to some of the world's most fascinating animals. Watch as we examine the powerful, venomous fangs of the massive Brazilian White-Knee Tarantula, a jungle apex predator nicknamed the 'bird-eater'. Then, explore the incredible training regimen used to return the critically endangered California Condor to the skies, and see the dedicated team's efforts to save a young cheetah cub through complex leg surgery so it can run again. From the smallest living fossil like the Pancake Tortoise to the largest giraffe calves joining the herd, this film tells the story of how unique species adapt to survive in the wild and thrive under human protection. From: Wild Wonders Content licensed by Big Media to Little Dot Studios

Wildlife investigator Ivan Carter is on the ground in Mozambique's Coutada 11 to investigate the growing human-wildlife conflict caused by ruthless commercial meat poaching gangs. These poachers operate in large groups to illegally harvest an estimated 30 to 60 tons of bushmeat monthly. When a large, long-used camp is located, it confirms this is a for-profit commercial crime, not simply subsistence hunting. Following the supply chain, Carter travels north, gaining crucial intelligence from a meat buyer that a delivery is imminent. Using this 8-day timeline, the team sets up an intense ambush. Watch as the anti-poaching squad and helicopter support successfully track down and capture the three poachers at their supply point, halting this massive commercial wildlife operation. From: Carters War | Series 01 Episode 05 Content licensed by All3Media to Little Dot Studios

The Lembeh Strait, where the Indian and Pacific Oceans meet, is the epicenter of marine biodiversity, and it's here that evolution has run riot. Below a busy shipping channel is a hidden world of "critters," marine animals as weird as any creature from another planet. Meet the masters of camouflage like the Ambon scorpionfish, the ghost pipefish, and the bizarre decorator crab, who turn dead leaves and stinging sea creatures into perfect body armor. Witness the Flamboyant Cuttlefish walking across the seabed and the Frogfish—the fastest mouth in the sea—snatching prey in 6 milliseconds. From nudiebranks that advertise their poisonous defense with brilliant color to the keenly intelligent nocturnal octopus, this documentary provides a stunning look at the constant, often violent, struggle between predator and prey in this unique underwater kingdom. From: Critters Content licensed by DCD Media to Little Dot Studios

Investigator Ivan Carter dives into the ancient human-lion conflict in Masailand, uncovering the tragic truth behind the declining lion population—including deadly, cheap poisoning—before joining a monumental conservation effort to reintroduce the species to land where they have been extinct for over a century. Can education and modern conservation save the African lion before traditional conflicts and economic pressures wipe them out completely? From: Carter's War Content licensed by Big Media to Little Dot Studios

Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall follows the bloody trail of the illegal ivory trade, from the Mozambican poaching frontlines where 30,000 African elephants are slaughtered annually, to the global black market networks. We go undercover in Hong Kong and the UK to expose how legal antique ivory from Europe is being used as a critical loophole to fuel a $15 billion criminal operation. From: Saving Africa's Elephants: Hugh And The Ivory War Series 01 Episode 01 Content licensed by Hat Trick International to Little Dot Studios

Join us for an unforgettable safari adventure deep inside Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe, home to thousands of elephants and some of Africa's most magnificent predators. You'll travel to the famed Hide Safari Camp for a truly intimate wildlife experience. We follow the Ceasar's Pride of lions as they defend their meal from a massive swarm of vultures and later watch a breathtaking attempt as a lioness uses incredible stalking tactics to ambush a waterbuck. Witness the high-speed drama of the bush firsthand and see how close we get to the action! We also track down a secretive leopard on a night drive and get an ultra-rare sighting when a pack of highly successful wild dogs decides to bring their impala kill right into the camp grounds. Experience the sights and sounds of the raw African wilderness, complete with stunning sunsets and close encounters that reveal the incredible survival skills of the continent's most incredible animals. From: Epic Safari Destinations | Series 01 Episode 15 Content licensed by Off The Fence to Little Dot Studios

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Experience the raw, thrilling drama of the African wilderness live from the luxurious Kavinga Safari Camp in Zimbabwe. This episode takes you deep into the life of apex predators where survival is a daily battle. The adventure begins with the incredible sight of a bull elephant working hard to separate a calf from its herd. As the African sun sets, the action ramps up dramatically with a spectacular, rare sighting of a leopard feeding on an impala high up in a tree. The true test of a king comes with the spine-tingling roars of the resident male lion which drew a collision of three rival males. See exactly how this lion defends his ground against the takeover in a truly intense, tension-filled territorial standoff. From: Epic Safari Destinations Content licensed by Off The Fence to Little Dot Studios

Delve into the controversial world of exotic animal ownership, witnessing the allure and peril of keeping predators as pets first hand. The Predator Pets marathon explores compelling cases, from suburban backyards housing Bengal tigers to families facing tragedy with Burmese pythons, and from wolf-dog hybrids turning wild to dingoes struggling between their wild instincts and domestic life. Viewers will witness a Florida man’s dangerous bond with an alligator, and the chaos of a capuchin monkey wreaking havoc in a suburban home. From: Predator Pets Content licensed by Cineflix International Media to Little Dot Studios

This nature documentary reveals the surprising side of some of the world's most powerful and endangered animals. Watch as we get a rare glimpse into the complex social life of apex predators like Izzu the Lion, who is introduced to his four new cubs, marking a key moment in the formation of a complete pride. We challenge common myths about the wild as we follow the shy Striped Hyenas and show why these solitary survivors are critical to their ecosystem. The film also showcases the vital efforts to save critically endangered animals, from the joyful birth of Patunia, the 67th Greater One-horned Rhino calf, to the lively, playful Basian Warty Piglets whose species teeters on the brink. See how the powerful, 2000-pound Cape Buffalo uses its massive 'boss' horns and herd unity for defense, and why the intelligent Chinese Dholes rely on family pack tactics to survive. From: Wild Wonders Content licensed by Big Media to Little Dot Studios

Witness a unique expedition into the heart of Zimbabwe's Savé Valley Conservancy, home to the luxury Sango Safari Lodge. This high-end destination is quietly financing a massive, costly war against poachers to protect Africa's most vulnerable species, including the critically endangered black and white rhino. We follow the intense, hundred-thousand-dollar efforts required for their survival and get up close with the highly-trained K-9 dog unit designed to track and apprehend criminals in the bush. Experience the raw wilderness through the eyes of an apex predator as a Bataleur bird of prey feeds on a monitor lizard. Feel the pure tension of encountering a huge, sleeping lion during a river walk, leading to a terrifyingly close call. This documentary reveals the extraordinary financial and human commitment it takes to save the continent’s most iconic animals. From: Epic Safari Destinations Content licensed by Off The Fence to Little Dot Studios

The world's tallest animal, the giraffe, is facing a shocking reality: a 40% population drop in just thirty years. We examine this crisis, known as the 'silent extinction,' that is devastating one of Africa's most recognizable species. Wildlife investigator Ivan Carter teams up with the Giraffe Conservation Foundation (GCF) for a dangerous, high-risk mission to save a giraffe caught in a deadly snare in Uganda's Murchison Falls National Park. Follow the fight for the forgotten giant and see the controversial but highly effective strategies that are successfully eliminating poaching in local communities. From: Carter's War Series 02 Episode 08 Content licensed by Big Media to Little Dot Studios

This is the gripping, true story of an expedition to Mana Pools National Park deep in the dry season, when the landscape transforms into a dramatic, life-or-death battleground. We join the safari at Zambezi Expeditions, an African Bush Camp where massive wildlife like elephants roam free right outside your tent. Get ready for moments you won't believe, including the close-call observation of a small snake attempting to devour a frog three times its size. We meet Mitch, a unique, solitary bull hippo who has made the camp his home, and track down one of Africa’s most formidable apex predators: a successful pack of wild dogs with their two-month-old puppies. The adventure escalates on a walking safari where we come face-to-face with Spiky, a colossal bull elephant and one of the last big tuskers remaining in the area. The grand finale takes us to Kanga Camp, the only reliable water source for miles, promising spectacular night action. The camp becomes an "armchair safari" as hyenas, elephants, and a rare civet come straight to us, culminating in the once-in-a-lifetime view of two

This is the untold story of the war on rhino poaching in South Africa. Wildlife investigator Ivan Carter takes us into Kruger Park where the battle lines are drawn between rangers and deadly poachers. We see the direct aftermath of a vicious attack, where one adult rhino barely survived thanks to a rapid anti-poaching team. But the fight doesn't end there. Our cameras take you inside Care for Wild, a secret sanctuary run by heroes Petronel Newwalt and Chris Austin, who dedicate their lives to saving the innocent victims: the orphaned baby rhino calves. From: Carter's War | Series 02 Episode 03 Content licensed by Big Media to Little Dot Studios

This video explores the remarkable survival of the camel and llama, two of the world's toughest mammals. We trace their lineage through the vast desert environments of the world, from the burning sands of North Africa to the frozen steppes of Central Asia. The Dromedary and Bactrian camels are truly the ultimate pack animals, enabling ancient civilizations to establish critical trade across the treacherous Silk Road. We also travel to the towering Andes Mountains to meet the llama, the domesticated camelid that carried the Inca's future. From: Life in the Animal Kingdom Content licensed by Big Media to Little Dot Studios