Real Wild

The African elephant is caught in a devastating war for its tusks, fueling a billion-dollar black market where an elephant is lost every fifteen minutes. Follow investigator Ivan Carter as he works with Mark Haldane and his elite anti-poaching unit in Mozambique. We witness the reality of the crisis when we discover the horrific scene of a poached baby elephant. The pursuit takes a terrifying turn after gunshots erupt in the dead of night, leading the team to a new, gruesome crime scene. The focus shifts to a critically wounded cow elephant, leading to a desperate aerial race against time to save her life. The team's persistence pays off when they uncover a crucial clue: a stashed tusk that allows them to set an ambush. Experience the nail-biting final confrontation as the team successfully captures the poachers, showing the dedication and effectiveness of the conservationists fighting on the front lines to protect Africa's giants. From: Carter's War | Series 02 Episode 04 Content licensed by Big Media to Little Dot Studios

In this documentary, witness incredible wildlife, many species found nowhere else on Earth, struggling to survive in the planet’s most demanding environments. Follow the lives of Patagonian pumas, apex predators that must risk entering human territory to hunt when their natural prey becomes scarce. Explore the ocean depths to meet an isolated population of blue whales, the largest animal to ever exist, communicating with a unique, scientifically recognized “Chilean dialect.” You will also encounter the world’s smallest marine mammal, see the desert burst into a vast floral garden after a rare El Niño rain, and observe strange creatures like the vampire bat and a lizard that completely changes its diet to eat flowers. This is the story of extreme survival and the incredible adaptability of life in wild Chile. From: Chile: A Wild Journey Content licensed by Scorpion TV to Little Dot Studios

Join us on an unforgettable safari adventure to Gonarezhou National Park in the remote southeast of Zimbabwe. This huge national park, comparable in size to the country of Mauritius, is home to one of Africa's largest elephant populations, nearing 12,000 giants. Experience the excitement of a close encounter with a massive, alert buffalo herd that picks up our scent instantly. The true highlight of this trip, however, is a heart-stopping moment when a huge elephant herd approaches our group, an exhilarating experience that required our expert guide to intervene. Keep an eye out for unique wildlife, including a massive monitor lizard demonstrating its incredible vertical climbing ability. This is the real, raw survival of southern Africa's apex predators and colossal herbivores in one of the world's most breathtaking wild places. From: Epic Safari Destinations Content licensed by Off The Fence to Little Dot Studios

This documentary goes behind the scenes at the San Diego Zoo to witness their crucial work protecting some of the world's most vulnerable animals. Watch as the Giant Panda cub, Yun Zi, faces his toughest challenge yet: learning to survive on his own. We follow the crucial moment his weaning process begins, separating him from his mother, Bai Yun, to ensure he develops the skills needed for independence. See the innovative science involved in saving the critically endangered Southern Mountain Yellow-legged Frog, where researchers must mimic the harsh conditions of winter by chilling adults to 40° F just to encourage them to breed. We also witness the immense logistical operation of transporting three giant elephants into their new, state-of-the-art habitat and learn about the fight to save the Desert Tortoise from growing threats like human encroachment and habitat loss. From: Wild Wonders Content licensed by Big Media to Little Dot Studios

Join us for an adrenaline-fueled safari aboard the luxurious Caribbezi house boat on the immense Lake Kariba. Our main quest is to hook and land the terrifying African tiger fish, known locally as the "striped water dog." Beyond the fishing action, we travel to the remote King's Camp to meet the Tonga people and witness their unique, subsistence-based fishing culture, which was established after the dam was built. The episode features thrilling, raw African wildlife moments, including a powerful fish eagle hunting from the sky and a tense scene where lions are seen tracking impalas along the shore. From: Epic Safari Destinations Content licensed by Off The Fence to Little Dot Studios

Watch as we follow the dedicated teams that are repopulating South Africa's wilderness. You will see firsthand how a revolutionary conservation model, where private citizens own wildlife as a commodity, is funding the return of Africa's great animals. The stakes are high: witness the tense, highly technical captures of massive blue wildebeest, the delicate handling of nervous impala, and the most dangerous operation of all—coralling the infamous Cape Buffalo. Finally, see how the crew uses a helicopter and tranquilizer to safely move a towering giraffe. From: Carter's War Series 02 Episode 05 Content licensed by Big Media to Little Dot Studios

For centuries, the mainstream scientific community has dismissed the idea of animal earthquake prediction. But what if the creatures we share our planet with hold a secret sense that could save thousands of lives? This documentary follows the small but dedicated group of scientists who are challenging the status quo, collecting bizarre animal behavior reports and conducting experiments to prove that creatures from snakes to elephants can feel a coming earthquake. We witness a real-life case where a city of a million people was evacuated successfully based on the strange behavior of hibernating snakes.

For 80 million years, an ancient and powerful reptile has roamed the Earth. Meet the monitor lizard—the tenacious, deadly predator that outlived the dinosaurs and continues to thrive as an apex hunter. We travel deep into the Great Victoria Desert with Dr. Eric Pianka, the legendary "lizard man," to reveal the secrets of this unique reptile. You'll witness incredible moments from our exclusive Lizard Cam, capturing previously unseen behavior like the perentie's surprising ability to climb trees and the terrifying reality of hatchling monitors dodging their cannibalistic adult rulers. See the Komodo dragon, the world's largest lizard, demonstrate its surprising smarts in training routines, and find out what rising rainfall means for the future of these intelligent lizard kings. From: Lizard Kings Content licensed by Orange Smarty Limited Amendment to Little Dot Studios

This documentary explores the intense human-elephant conflict across East Africa, where increasing encounters lead to tragic outcomes for both people and wildlife. We follow conservationists and scientists as they search for a locally available, sustainable solution to keep humans and giants safe. The film also takes you deep into the caves of Mount Elgon to observe rare elephants mining for salt and examines the lasting trauma of poaching that fuels elephant aggression toward humans. This is the real-life struggle for survival in one of the planet's most challenging environments.

Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall explains the brutal reality of the global wildlife crisis, focusing on the illegal trade in ivory and rhino horn. We track the billion-dollar criminal networks that fuel the slaughter of African elephants and rhinos, investigating how antique markets in places like the UK are unwittingly contributing to poaching and extinction. The film takes you to the front lines of the Rhino War in Kruger National Park, showcasing the massive anti-poaching effort and the rangers risking their lives daily. We travel to Asia to understand the incredible demand for rhino horn, where it's valued more for social status than medicine. Ultimately, we explore the desperate measures taken to save these apex predators, from the symbolic burning of enormous ivory stockpiles in Kenya to the controversial debate over legalizing horn trade as a conservation solution From: Saving Africa's Elephants: Hugh And The Ivory War Content licensed by Hat Trick International to Little Dot Studios

Hidden in the Gredos mountains of Spain is the last truly wild horse herd. For the first time, scientists are studying these rare Pottoka horses, direct descendants of an Ice Age population. Watch as we follow the incredible lives of these wild horses, from the intense social dynamics of stallions to the unique way the herd responds to threats. This documentary provides a constant reference to how horses live in their natural state, revealing powerful lessons about their resilience, diet, and social structures that have been lost in the domesticated world. From: Wild Pottoka Horses Content licensed by 3Box Media to Little Dot Studios

This is the real-life story of survival in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe. We follow a mother cheetah, one of only a handful remaining in the entire country, as she desperately tries to pass on the lethal skills her four cubs need to make it on their own. This is raw, unfiltered wildlife footage showing the immense challenge of finding a meal in the African savanna. See what it takes to survive in one of the world's greatest safari destinations, complete with an incredible signature barbecue at the end of the day. From: Epic Safari Destinations Content licensed by Off The Fence to Little Dot Studios

Reports of phantom panthers and large wild cats are increasing across the UK. Max Maxwell, a world class big game tracker from Kenya, with decades of experience tracking lions and leopards in the African wilderness, is putting his skills to the ultimate test. He is on a mission to hunt down the truth and see if these big cats are real or simply a modern myth. Following strange tracks and analyzing droppings, the hunt becomes a fascinating investigation as he interviews eyewitnesses and studies unique video evidence. The challenge of finding a predator in the UK's dense, rainy landscape is immense, but the discovery of a bizarre kill site could finally prove that a shadowy predator is living in the British countryside. From: Max's Big Tracks Content licensed by DCD Rights Limited to Little Dot Studios

The majestic California Condor, North America's largest flying land bird, was pushed to the brink of extinction with only 22 individuals left. This is the epic story of a remarkable three-decade-long battle to bring this prehistoric scavenger back to the skies. Follow the dedicated scientists in Arizona who are fighting a deadly, invisible threat: lead poisoning. Condors, nature’s cleanup crew, feed on the remains of animals, which often contain tiny fragments from traditional lead ammunition. Witness the rare, high-stakes process of tracking and trapping these magnificent birds for life-saving chelation therapy to remove the neurotoxin from their system. This film presents the crucial conservation choice facing American hunters and policymakers: an environmental threat that affects not just the condor, but potentially other scavengers and even humans consuming game meat. From: Scavenger Hunt Content licensed by Bayview Entertainment to Little Dot Studios

The monsoon has returned to India's Western Ghats, and for the tiny Oriental Dwarf Kingfisher, it signals the start of a life-or-death race. This bird, known for its incredible colours and deadly precision, only breeds when the rains have driven fish high upstream. Follow a single pair as they face the most brutal challenge in the jungle: raising a family. Watch their dramatic courtship rituals, their desperate two-foot nest-digging attempts in the riverbank, and the devastating moment the relentless, non-stop rain floods their first clutch of eggs. Their second attempt must succeed, but predators like the rat snake lurk, and the harsh environment tests the limits of their survival. From: Flying Rainbow Content licensed by Scorpion TV to Little Dot Studios

This documentary reveals the incredible survival stories of some of the world's most unique animals. See the enormous global effort to save the critically endangered Giant Panda, where loss of the essential bamboo habitat and a difficult reproductive cycle threatens the species' future. Travel next to the Tennessee Aquarium to meet the mysterious Paddlefish, a prehistoric North American fish with a skeleton made of cartilage that has existed for over 100 million years. This ancient filter feeder uses its massive paddle-shaped snout as a high-tech electric antenna to locate microscopic food in the dark. Then, enter the fascinating world of the apex predator, the Komodo Dragon, and the ongoing study of babies born through parthenogenesis, a rare 'virgin birth' that could change how we understand the lizard's biology. Learn why young Komodo dragons must spend their early years hiding high in the trees to escape one of the deadliest threats: adult Komodo Dragons. Finally, meet the resilient Little Blue Penguins overcoming severe challenges and Sam the Otter building an essential bond with his trainer. This is a journey through nature's

This is a story written by ice and snow in the mountain ranges of the Jerte Valley in southwest Spain. This territory, once a kingdom of ice, is now home to an annual miracle: the flowering of two million cherry trees. We take you deep into the Jerte Valley to meet the incredible species that thrive here. See the Iberian mountain goats living peacefully in the heights and the prehistoric wild horses known as the Potoka breed, whose ancestors were painted in caves. Explore the abandoned tungsten mine that now serves as a temporary shelter for migrating bats. This documentary explores the fierce struggles and cooperative wonders of this ecosystem, from the industrious bees that make the cherry market possible to the fire salamanders that warn of danger with their skin. From: Jerte - Wildlife in the Cherry Valley Content licensed by 3Box Media to Little Dot Studios

Frogs and their relatives are more ancient than most people realize, existing on Earth since before the age of the dinosaurs. This documentary investigates the world of amphibians, revealing creatures with unique survival skills and truly astonishing biological adaptations. You will follow the incredible power of the sharp-nosed frog’s jump, see how specialized tree frogs conquer the rainforest canopy, and come face-to-face with the deadly Poison Dart Frog, whose potent venom was once used for hunting. The film follows the mind-blowing story of the salamander, a creature that can regrow its own heart and eyes, and examines the rare Ghost Glass Frog, whose translucent body reveals its hidden anatomy. From: Life in the Animal Kingdom Content licensed by Big Media to Little Dot Studios

Crocodiles are an ancient species that walked the Earth over 240 million years ago, surviving every major extinction event including the one that wiped out the dinosaurs. Join us as we track the most formidable members of the family Crocodilia, from the highly aggressive Nile Crocodile of Africa to the massive Saltwater Crocodile of Australia, the largest living reptile on the planet, capable of reaching over 7 meters. See their perfect hunting strategy in action: the silent, submerged stalk, the explosive ambush, and the infamous 'death roll' used to subdue prey. We also look at their smaller, but equally deadly, cousins like the deadly Cuban Crocodile, known to hunt in cooperative packs. From: Life in the Animal Kingdom Content licensed by Big Media to Little Dot Studios

This is an accurate account of the incredible world of insects that dominate our planet. Witness the fascinating survival secrets of creatures from the delicate, migratory Monarch butterfly to the voracious moth caterpillar. You will understand the crucial role butterflies play as global pollinators, ensuring the health of our food supply and signaling ecological change. We showcase the astonishing life cycle of metamorphosis, a dramatic transformation that underpins the existence of these winged insects. The documentary then shifts to the aerial masters, the dragonflies, revealing why they are nature's most efficient and effective hunters. Learn about the extraordinary 360° vision and unmatched maneuverability that makes the dragonfly an unstoppable apex predator of the sky, whose aquatic nymphs provide critical pest control by hunting mosquitos. This film is essential viewing to appreciate the true power and complexity of the insect world. From: Life in the Animal Kingdom | Series 02 Episode 09 Content licensed by Big Media to Little Dot Studios

This documentary explores how the planet's wildlife and plants prepare for winter in the season of autumn. Witness a dramatic time when nature displays its most colorful final show before the cold arrives, triggering a race against time for many species. See the intense Red Deer rut as stags fight for dominance and watch as massive flocks of migrating Cranes pause to feast before their exhausting journey south. Learn the crucial survival strategies of smaller animals like hedgehogs and squirrels as they urgently gather high-calorie food like beech nuts and acorns. The film shows how birds teach their young vital foraging skills and why trees change color, dropping their leaves as a final protective mechanism. This is a story of survival, competition, and the beautiful cycle of life as creatures across the landscape brace for the coming cold. From: Autumn - World of Colours Content licensed by Albatross World Sales to Little Dot Studios

Scotland is a land of breathtaking landscapes and tenacious wildlife, where every season is a fight for survival. This documentary follows the lives of the animals that call this rugged land home. Witness the power and drama of the red deer rut in the Scottish Highlands, where stags battle for dominance. See the massive migration of salmon as they fight their way upstream to their home rivers, an epic journey against all odds. Meet a stealthy pine marten as she hunts for food in a cold, secluded barn, and see a unique hooded crow use its wits and gravity to find a meal. From the smallest arachnid to the largest stag, every animal must adapt to the brutal seasons and face off against rivals to make it through another year in the wild. From: Scotland: A Wild Year Content licensed by Blue Ant International Ltd to Little Dot Studios

For 13 seasons, one ecologist has meticulously studied the Golden Eagles of Wyoming’s Big Horn Basin, majestic apex predators facing a battle for survival. This documentary follows the critical research required to protect these birds of prey as their ancient hunting grounds are rapidly altered. Learn how changes in the ecosystem, including the fluctuating cottontail rabbit population they depend on, directly impact the eagles’ future. More dangerously, discover the silent, often fatal threat of lead poisoning from discarded hunter ammunition that is decimating these magnificent raptors. From: Golden Eagles: Witnesses to a Changing West Content licensed by Eastern Educational Television Network to Little Dot Studios

Caring for the world’s most dangerous, massive, and unique animals is no simple task. This documentary steps inside the Utah's Hogle Zoo to see the ingenious, often challenging methods keepers and vets use to provide daily medical care to animals ranging from tiny toads to enormous African elephants. We witness the extraordinary dedication required, from hiding 200 daily arthritis pills inside bananas for a 55-year-old elephant, to the crucial, high-stakes training of young African lions to accept a necessary injection. See how keepers build trust and use positive reinforcement to ensure these creatures willingly participate in their own care, allowing for low-stress procedures like blood draws that contribute to world-changing scientific research into diseases like cancer. From: Wild Wonders Content licensed by Big Media to Little Dot Studios

Project Manta is a group of scientists on a mission to solve one of the ocean's greatest mysteries: where do the giant manta rays of Australia go for six months of the year? With wingspans up to seven meters, these creatures are the largest fish in the sea, yet shockingly little is known about their movements, life cycles, or global population. For years, these intelligent giants would vanish from the coast, leaving researchers to worry they were migrating out of protected waters and into commercial fishing grounds. Using underwater listening stations and photo identification of their unique 'fingerprint' belly spots, the team tracked the rays across 400 km of ocean. From: Project Manta Content licensed by Orange Smarty Limited Amendment to Little Dot Studios

Yellowstone National Park is home to one of nature's most sophisticated minds: the Common Raven. This documentary follows a mated pair in the Lamar River Valley, revealing their astonishing intelligence and complex survival tactics in the harsh wilderness. Their aerial mastery allows them to out-maneuver golden eagles, which they must frequently drive away from their nest. Most fascinating is the raven's deep partnership with the wolf, a relationship so critical that ravens are often called "wolf birds," benefiting from the wolf's kills and even engaging in surprising games of tag with the pups. From: The Ravens of Yellowstone Content licensed by Hewitt Media Limited to Little Dot Studios

This is the story of the Lacy family, a three-generation dynasty who work alongside lions and tigers, proving that big cats can be trained and happy outside of the wild. Martin Lacy Jr. and his parents have spent decades perfecting their methods, teaching everything from basic rules to complex tricks. See how a lion cub grows into a powerful show cat and what it takes for a trainer to maintain the bond with these apex predators. From: Circus Stories Content licensed by Albatross World Sales to Little Dot Studios

This is the incredible, high-stakes saga of migratory birds—from baby storks crossing the Sahara using an innate magnetic compass to geese guided by human-flown ultralights—as scientists use cutting-edge GPS tracking to finally unlock the ancient secrets of their spectacular, often deadly, journeys across continents. This unseen world of instinct and endurance reveals why billions of animals risk their lives in the world's most mysterious annual migration, fighting everything from hunters and predators to sheer exhaustion over thousands of kilometers. From: Migrating Birds Content licensed by Orange Smarty Limited Amendment to Little Dot Studios

"Beluga Speaking Across Time" explores the deep, often mystical connection between humans and beluga whales. The documentary delves into ancient legends, like the story of Seawoman, the guardian of the sea, who symbolizes the delicate balance between nature and humans. It examines the work of scientists who have spent decades studying beluga communication, using innovative technology like underwater cameras and hydrophones to decode their complex social behaviors and sonar-like language. From: Beluga Speaking Across Time Content licensed by Hewitt Media Limited to Little Dot Studios.

This is the story of Europe's true apex predators: the magnificent birds of prey and the iconic white storks. See the dazzling Red Kites, a vulture of the north, navigate a rapidly changing landscape as they hunt across open fields. Watch the delicate Montagu's Harriers return from their epic migration to Africa, forced to nest in risky barley fields due to the loss of their natural habitat. In the village of Rooat, the storks return to their favorite rooftop nests, depending on the community's efforts to provide a crucial food supply for their young. Content licensed by Albatross World Sales to Little Dot Studios

Trapped between their homes and an apex predator, the villagers along the Zambezi River suffer brutal attacks from massive Nile Crocodiles, forcing an investigation to find a solution before more lives are lost. Facing the terrifying 3,700 of these ancient beasts, the team risks everything to capture a 14-foot monster and relocate it to save both the people and the crocodilians. From: Carter's War Series 01 Episode 06 Content licensed by Big Media to Little Dot Studios

Uncover the truth behind Thailand's lucrative elephant tourism, traveling to notorious parks and secretive sanctuaries. What emerges is a shocking exposé on the dark training methods used to break these magnificent animals, contrasted with the inspiring, life-saving work of a few ethical heroes fighting corruption and risking everything to give them a second chance. From: Giant Slaves Content licensed by Scorpion TV to Little Dot Studios

The Alpine ibex is a species that was almost wiped out. It survived against all odds in the Italian Alps. This is the story of one of the world's most unique mountain animals, a true acrobat on the rocks. We follow a young ibex named Buck as he grows up, facing threats from rivals, the harsh winter, and the return of an ancient predator. His story is one of survival, showing how an animal with incredible climbing abilities and the will to live can conquer even the most extreme environments. From: Ibex: Acrobats On The Rocks Content licensed by Kwanza SARL to Little Dot Studios

This documentary takes you into the hidden worlds of two incredible animals. We begin in the snowy landscapes of Scandinavia, where the Norway lemming lives a surprisingly complex life. We then travel to the rocky cliffs of southern Africa to meet the rock dassie, an animal with a shocking connection to elephants. Learn how these small, resilient creatures survive daily threats from predators like the black eagle and what their struggle to survive says about their unique ecosystem. This is a story of two tiny animals from opposite sides of the world, each with a remarkable tale of survival against all odds. Content licensed by Albatross World Sales to Little Dot Studios

Featuring Dr Jane Goodall, this documentary tells the inspiring story of Todd Gustafson, a passionate ocean explorer and photographer who uses his camera to document the beauty and fragility of the marine world. Driven by a childhood spent exploring the Indian Ocean, Gustafson highlights the staggering fact that oceans cover 70% of Earth, holding a vast amount of life, including massive whale sharks, graceful manta rays, and endangered Hawksbill turtles. His goal is simple: to transform underwater photography into powerful storytelling that reveals a vanishing natural world. From: To The Ends Of The Earth Content licensed by Eastern Educational Television Network to Little Dot Studios

This documentary follows a sperm whale as he navigates the dangers of a changing ocean. From ancient clashes with their greatest predators, the killer whales, to the new threats of mankind's whaling ships, this deep-sea giant must use its incredible intelligence and unique abilities to survive. He will dive to crushing depths and use his powerful sonar to hunt in the darkness, all while carrying the legacy of his ancestors who once faced near extinction. The ocean's deepest hunter reveals how it survives in an alien world, and how its powerful sonic weapon helps it find and catch prey that humans cannot even see. From: Sperm Whales: Dealing with the Unexpected Content licensed by St Thomas Production to Little Dot Studios

Get an exclusive look at the inner workings of the San Diego Zoo Safari Park where extraordinary wild animals get a second chance at life. We see the incredible bond between keepers and vulnerable baby animals like a Bactrian camel and a gazelle, essential for their survival. Witness the fierce instincts of orphaned mountain lions, and the amazing recovery of a cheetah cub born with a debilitating condition. The documentary also reveals the fascinating behaviors of the world's largest land crab and the complex social structures of meerkats, showing how every creature has a unique survival story. This is a journey into the remarkable lives of animals and the dedicated people who work to save them. From: Wild Wonders | Series 01 Episode 01 Content licensed by Big Media to Little Dot Studios

The Dehesa is a unique and ancient ecosystem in Spain and Portugal, where a delicate balance between human intervention and the natural world has created a rich, biodiverse landscape. The documentary follows the seasonal rhythms of this land, from the winter arrival of thousands of common cranes performing their intricate mating dances, to the challenging, drought-ridden summers that threaten the old cork oak and holm oak trees. We witness the wild boars and Iberian pigs fattening themselves on a feast of fallen acorns, which gives their meat its world-famous flavor. The film culminates with the dramatic climax of the year, the deer rut, where the bellowing of stags echoes through the autumn air as they compete for mates. From: Dehesa Content licensed by 3Box Media to Little Dot Studios

From walking safaris with cheetahs and up-close elephant encounters at Somalisa Camp, to soaring over Victoria Falls by helicopter and cruising the Zambezi at sunset - this epic Zimbabwe journey is pure magic! From: Epic Safari Destinations Content licensed by Off The Fence to Little Dot Studios

In the never-ending savanna, the Serengeti, lions and cheetahs fight for survival against a backdrop of beautiful, yet brutal landscapes. Follow the struggles of a lioness mother as she battles to protect her two cubs from a deadly drought. Meanwhile, a lone male cheetah searches for love, only to discover the harsh, solitary rules of his species. From: Big Cats Of The Serengeti Content licensed by Scorpion TV to Little Dot Studios

For centuries, the oarfish has been known only through myths and the occasional, unsettling sight of a washed-up carcass on a beach. This immense, snake-like creature has fueled legends of sea serpents and ocean monsters for generations of sailors. We follow a team of scientists and researchers who set out to study this elusive giant in its natural habitat for the first time. The journey takes them deep into the ocean's midnight zone, revealing never-before-seen footage and surprising new discoveries about the creature's biology and behavior. From its incredible method of finding food in total darkness to a strange theory that it intentionally breaks off parts of its own body, we reveal the secrets of the real-life sea serpent and what it can tell us about our planet's final frontier. From: Giant Sea Serpent, Meet The Myth Content licensed by St Thomas Productions to Little Dot Studios

Scotland's spring and summer seasons are a period of both breathtaking beauty and brutal competition. This documentary follows the lives of the country's most iconic wildlife as they navigate the challenges of finding a mate, raising a family, and preparing for the long, cold months ahead. Witness male black grouse in a ferocious battle for a mate, a mother otter struggling with her grown son, and the incredible journey of emperor moths. The story intensifies with a rare white-tailed eagle family's struggle for food, a younger eaglet's dramatic fall from the nest, and a local fisherman who forms an unlikely bond with a group of eagles. From: Scotland: A Wild Year Content licensed by Blue Ant International to Little Dot Studios

Reptile hunter Mark O'Shea travels to Guyana, home of the endangered black caiman. For the communities living along the river, the black caiman is a constant threat, and attacks on humans are a tragic reality. Mark seeks to understand the villagers' fear, but also to help them find a way to coexist with this misunderstood and highly dangerous predator. Witness a rare look at what it takes to capture one of the world's most feared animals, while learning about a conservation effort that could save both human lives and an endangered species. From: O'Shea's Big Adventure | Series 01 Episode 13 Content licensed by Syndicado LLC to Little Dot Studios

Wild cats have mastered nearly every habitat on Earth. This documentary takes an in-depth look at the evolution, behavior, and survival strategies of the planet’s most iconic felines. With the stealthy movements of tigers, the calculated strength of jaguars and lions, and the unmatched speed of cheetahs, which apex predator is the top cat? From: Top Cats Content licensed by ZDF Enterprises GmbH to Little Dot Studios

This nature documentary takes you inside a unique ecosystem where some of Europe’s most iconic animals coexist in an unexpected urban wilderness. We follow the daily lives of Konik wild horses, white-tailed eagles, foxes, and other wildlife as they navigate the challenges of survival. From the struggle of a newborn foal to the cunning hunting tactics of a male fox, every moment is a test of strength and endurance. From: The New Wilderness Content licensed by Albatross World Sales to Little Dot Studios

The remote Bissagos archipelago off the coast of Guinea-Bissau is a secret paradise where wildlife thrives in extraordinary ways. This film follows a rare population of hippos, the only ones in the world that have adapted to live in coastal saltwater. Watch as they struggle to survive in this unique environment, facing the constant threat of the sun and the nightly hunt for food. The journey also follows the life cycle of the green turtle, as thousands of them return to these protected shores, a crucial breeding ground for this endangered species. A high-stakes race for survival begins as tiny hatchlings emerge from their nests, dodging predators and battling against the odds to reach the sea. From: Island Of The Hippos Content licensed by 3Box Media to Little Dot Studios

In the harsh landscapes of the Iberian Peninsula, the red deer's annual rut transforms the forest into a battleground. This is a story of fierce competition and survival where only the strongest males earn the right to breed. Watch as powerful stags engage in strategic games to control territories and showcase their dominance through roaring and impressive antler displays. We witness the extreme physical toll of these epic battles, which can leave a stag vulnerable to the unforgiving forces of nature. From the strategic bellowing that kicks off the season to the brutal, head-to-head combat, this is the ultimate test of strength and will. From: I'm The Best Iberian Red Deer Content licensed by 3Box Media to Little Dot Studios

The ocean is full of hidden dangers and incredible surprises. From the electric-charged predators that hunt with a lightning-fast shock to the masters of camouflage that are almost impossible to see, this documentary takes you on a journey into the strange and intense world of marine life. See how the ornate ghost pipe fish protects its young, witness the bizarre hunting strategy of the frogfish, and learn about the real-life animals that may have inspired myths. We explore the strangest sharks, the largest bony fish, and the deepest sea monsters that exhibit abyssal gigantism. This is a raw look at nature’s most unique survival tactics, where bizarre anatomy and deadly venom are a part of everyday life. From: Freaks Of The Sea Content licensed by DCD Rights Limited to Little Dot Studios