Real Wild

Explore New Zealand's extraordinary wildlife and geological history. Modern Dinosaurs takes viewers on a journey through ancient forests, active volcanoes, and remote valleys, showcasing the unique adaptations of animals like the kiwi, tuatara, kakapo, and geckos. It highlights New Zealand’s role as an evolutionary laboratory, shaped by isolation, natural disasters, and time. Scientists and conservationists share insights into extinct species like the moa and dinosaur-era fossils, while also focusing on efforts to save endangered species. From: Modern Dinosaurs Content licensed by ZDF Studios GmbH to Little Dot Studios

Marty Stouffer delves into the fascinating world of wild dogs and other mustelids in North America, highlighting their behavior, habitats, and ecological importance. From the elusive American pine marten and its forest home to the adaptable American mink and river otter thriving in aquatic environments, each species plays a vital role in maintaining ecosystem balance. It also explores the complex lives of wild canids such as coyotes, wolves, red foxes, and swift foxes.Learn about their hunting strategies, social structures, and survival adaptations, as well as the crucial predator-prey relationships that help sustain biodiversity. From: Wild America Content licensed by Stream Go Media to Little Dot Studios

Explore the powerful role of the sun in shaping life around the equator. Stretching across three continents and multiple oceans, the equatorial ecosystem is driven by intense solar energy, creating both opportunities and challenges for the species that inhabit it. Delve into how animals and plants have evolved remarkable adaptations—such as mimicry, gliding, and specialized feeding behaviors—to survive in the extreme light and heat of this region. This documentary also examines how the sun influences seasonal patterns and animal migrations, including the dramatic impact of the African monsoon. From: Equator & Equator Specials Content licensed by Blue Ant International to Little Dot Studios

Explore the fascinating world of two ancient survivors—the Nile crocodile and the water beetle—in this deep dive into their life cycles, threats, and extraordinary adaptations. The Nile River provides a critical habitat for Nile crocodiles, whose evolutionary roots stretch back 200 million years. Meanwhile, water beetles demonstrate remarkable survival strategies. From hibernating through frozen winters to laying eggs on water iris stalks, these insects have adapted to endure extreme conditions. Their larvae face fierce competition, with cannibalism emerging as a key survival tactic. From: Conflicts of Nature Content licensed by St Thomas Productions to Little Dot Studios

Marty Stouffer explores the rich biodiversity of North America, featuring Olympic National Park's unique ecosystems, the remarkable adaptations of native fox species, and the vital role of national wildlife refuges. Learn about the resilience of evergreen forests, the migration and breeding behaviors of ducks and geese, and the ecological and economic significance of largemouth bass. The video also delves into the diversity of freshwater fish and the conservation challenges they face in changing habitats. From: Wild America Content licensed by Stream Go Media to Little Dot Studios

Explore the fragile world of mountain gorillas living in the Virunga Mountains, set against the backdrop of war, ecological destruction, and human displacement in Central Africa. It follows the intimate lives of gorilla families as they face threats from poaching, habitat loss, and the devastating impact of the Rwandan refugee crisis. The story centers on key individuals like Rafiki and his brother Luawa, revealing the deep bonds and struggles of gorilla life in the wild. With rare and emotional footage, the film also reflects on the work of conservationists and filmmakers who dedicated their lives to understanding and protecting these endangered animals. Through remarkable encounters and sobering realities, this documentary highlights the urgent need to preserve both the gorillas and the land they call home. Content licensed by ITV and NBC Universal Media LLC to Little Dot Studios

Explore the fascinating world of animal behavior across diverse species and habitats. This documentary begins in Kenya’s iconic Maasai Mara Reserve, where the Great Migration and intricate predator-prey dynamics unfold. Discover the social lives of lions, the strategic migrations of zebras and wildebeest, and the unique behavioral adaptations of giraffes and impalas. In Australia, observe the creative courtship strategies of satin bowerbirds, finches, and parrots. Finally, explore the complex society of kangaroos, where dominance, maternal adaptation, and social bonds shape their unique way of life. From: Love Is In The Wild Content licensed by Kwanza SARL to Little Dot Studios

Experience the beauty and mythical legends of North America's wildlife in Wild America. Marty Stouffer takes you on a breathtaking journey through dramatic wilderness encounters and cultural folklore. From fierce cougar battles and elusive wolves to spirit bears, bison, mountain lions, and the legendary roadrunner, this show explores how animals inspire myths, legends, and survival stories. Follow the lives of these remarkable creatures as they face the challenges of nature, navigate complex social dynamics, and leave lasting impressions on human imagination. From: Wild America Content licensed by Monarch Films and Stream Go Media to Little Dot Studios

In Animals Like Us, we explore the fascinating ways animals care for their health and navigate social complexities. From self-medication techniques like grooming, anting, clay and charcoal eating, to the use of natural antiseptics in saliva, this show uncovers the clever survival strategies across species. It also dives into intriguing aspects of animal social life, including the use of plants for parasite control, the passing of medicinal knowledge through generations, and the surprising prevalence of same-sex behaviors among various animals, from baboons to dolphins to octopuses. Drawing on the latest scientific research, the show highlights the remarkable adaptability, intelligence, and social bonds in the animal kingdom, offering new perspectives on both animal and human behavior. From: Animals Like Us Content licensed by St Thomas Productions to Little Dot Studios

Wild Italy: Top Predators explores the rich biodiversity of Italy, from the Alps to the Mediterranean islands, focusing on the continent’s fiercest predators and their evolving ecosystems. Witness the lives of native birds like herons, kingfishers, egrets, and eagles, as well as mammals such as foxes and brown hares, all navigating challenges posed by both nature and human impact. From urban wildlife adapting to city life to ancient ecological connections between snakes, cattle, and eagles, this show offers an in-depth look at the delicate balance of Italian wilderness and the pressures threatening it. From: Wild Italy - Top Predators Content licensed by 3Box Media to Little Dot Studios

Dive into the hidden world of New Zealand and Australia’s most extraordinary wildlife. From the depths of the Kaikōura Canyon to the remote reaches of Little Barrier Island, scientists uncover how isolation, seismic activity, and ancient geology have shaped unique ecosystems and remarkable creatures. Discover how sperm whales signal the health of marine environments, how tannin-darkened waters in Fiordland bring deep-sea life to the surface, and how fossils reveal the rise and fall of ancient ocean giants. Explore Australia's northern waters, where sawfish and saltwater crocodiles still roam, and venture into the caves of Naracoorte to meet long-extinct marsupial lions. Witness the intelligence of orcas and their potential role in outcompeting once-dominant predators like megalodon. Finally, follow the incredible life journey of the longfin eel, a freshwater predator whose mysterious spawning journey spans thousands of kilometers. From: Modern Dinosaurs Content licensed by ZDF Enterprises GmbH to Little Dot Studios

Join herpetologists as they journey deep into the wilds of Bolivia in search of a mysterious and potentially undiscovered viper species. From the remote slopes of the Andes to the dense Amazonian rainforest, they encounter some of South America's most venomous snakes, including the mato grosso lancehead and the elusive speckled forest pit viper. Alongside local communities and seasoned trackers, the team navigates the challenging terrain and documents rare snake behavior and habitats. With moments of danger, discovery, and cultural immersion, this documentary offers an in-depth look at Bolivia's incredible biodiversity and the urgent need for conservation in these untouched regions. From: The Unknown Snake of Bolivia Content licensed by 3Box Media to Little Dot Studios

Explore the untamed beauty of Italy, revealing the lives of its top predators. From the snow-capped peaks of the Apennines to the sun-drenched hills of central Italy, follow the golden eagle and the short-toed snake eagle—two powerful raptors with very different hunting strategies and habitats. The documentary also delves into the broader Mediterranean ecosystem, showcasing everything from stealthy predators like the goshawk and crab spider to resilient herbivores and rare insects like the saga pedo and the praying mantis. As the seasons change, so do the challenges faced by these creatures, from droughts to wildfires, all shaping a landscape where life is both fragile and fiercely competitive. From: Wild Italy - Top Predators Content licensed by 3Box Media to Little Dot Studios

Explore the diverse worlds of primates and wildlife in Love Is In The Wild. Witness Japanese macaques enjoying hot springs during harsh winters, learn about their social grooming rituals, and observe the solitary lifestyle of orangutans in the jungles of Borneo. Travel across the African savannah to meet the sociable olive baboons, see how young primates learn critical survival and social skills through play, and discover the political games played within baboon societies. Dive into the secret lives of birds and their intricate nesting habits, marvel at courtship rituals among mallard ducks, and follow the tender moments of deer giving birth and raising their fawns. Experience the lively mating seasons, the nurturing of newborns, and the impressive survival strategies of animals in the wild. From: Love Is In The Wild Content licensed by Kwanza SARL to Little Dot Studios

Hosted by Mark Evans, scientists dissect a massive great white shark caught off the South African coast. They reveal surprising insights into the shark’s unique skin, constantly regenerating teeth, flexible jaw structure, and advanced sensory systems. The show also showcases how sharks maintain buoyancy without bones, use spiral intestines for digestion, and even regulate body temperature, challenging the idea that all fish are cold-blooded. Through detailed dissection, the show offers a rare look into the life of one of the ocean’s most misunderstood giants. From: Inside Nature's Giants | S1 E3 Content licensed by Silverlining Rights Ltd to Little Dot Studios

Join Marty Stouffer as he explores the wild beauty of Wyoming and the Great Plains. Travel through Yellowstone, the Tetons, and the Wind River Mountains to see amazing wildlife like grizzly bears, elk, moose, bighorn sheep, and the rare black-footed ferret. Marty explains how animals survive harsh winters, how prairie dogs help the land, and how energy development affects nature. From: Wild America Content licensed by Stream Go Media to Little Dot Studios

Explore the fascinating world of animal communication and play. Animals Like Us examines how animals share information for survival and social interaction. Witness the honeyguide bird that collaborates with humans, border collies trained to respond to whistles and commands, and primates like chimpanzees and parrots that display surprising cognitive abilities. The show also delves into the debate over whether animals possess language or merely instinctive signals. Researchers explore how elephants use seismic communication, how killer whales respond to music and cues, and how animals like bonobos, sea lions, and monitor lizards engage in play. From: Animals Like Us Content licensed by St Thomas Productions to Little Dot Studios

Explore the beauty and extreme diversity of Australia's wild landscapes. Journey through Tasmania, the country's largest and wildest island, home to ancient rainforests, unique wildlife like the platypus and Tasmanian devil, and vast protected national parks recognized as UNESCO World Heritage sites. Visit the Snowy Mountains in the Australian Alps, where resilient animals like wombats and pygmy possums battle harsh winters and changing climates. Learn about the environmental impact of introduced species like the Brumby horses, and the cultural significance they hold for some Australians. From: Australia's Wild Places Content licensed by ZDF Enterprises GmbH to Little Dot Studios

Explore the fierce and often brutal lives of young predators in the animal kingdom. From lion cubs learning to hunt, to cheetah cubs developing speed and precision under their mother’s guidance, these baby predators are born ready to fight for survival. Killer whale calves demonstrate how teamwork and family hunting strategies are crucial, while Tasmanian devils and baby rhinos show that aggression and fearlessness are vital traits from an early age. These young predators are not just cute babies but fierce hunters, ready to take on the challenges of the wild. From: World's Deadliest Content licensed by Blue Ant International to Little Dot Studios

This documentary takes viewers on a journey through Madagascar's diverse ecosystems, from its dense rainforests to rugged mountain ranges. Madagascar’s natural beauty has evolved over millions of years, creating a haven for species found nowhere else on Earth. The island's isolation began around 90 to 150 million years ago when it separated from Africa and India, allowing life to flourish in ways that are truly one-of-a-kind. We explore the lives of various animals, particularly the lemurs, which have adapted to every habitat on the island. We also delve into Madagascar’s geological history, the importance of Zebu cattle in local culture, and the fascinating chameleons that have made the island their home. From: Madagascar Content licensed by Vision Films Inc to Little Dot Studios

Narrated by Dan Aykroyd, follow paleontologists as they explore Canada's prehistoric past to uncover the mystery of what killed the dinosaurs. Two teams are digging for fossils in an effort to understand the mass extinction event that wiped out the dinosaurs 66 million years ago. The McGill University team heads to Grasslands National Park in Saskatchewan to uncover the remains of some of the last dinosaurs, including the Edmontosaurus. In Alberta, the Tier team searches for the first-ever Arrhinoceratops skeleton. As the teams work in extreme conditions, they uncover evidence of dinosaur adaptation to changing environments and climate. The search leads to exciting discoveries, including bird-like dinosaur bones and plant fossils that show how the world was shifting before the asteroid impact. From: Dino Hunt Content licensed by Blue Ant International to Little Dot Studios

Explore the fascinating relationship between Italy's volcanic islands and their unique ecosystems. The documentary delves into the ancient eruptions that shaped the landscape, creating mountains and valleys, and how wildlife inhabited these harsh environments. It highlights the volcanic origins of islands like Lipari, Vulcano, and Pantelia, showing how plants, animals, and humans adapted to these challenging terrains. It also sheds light on the unique species that thrive in these landscapes, including rare amphibians like the spectacled salamander, and the impact of volcanic activity on the biodiversity of the region. From: Wild Italy - Living with Volcanoes Content licensed by 3Box Media to Little Dot Studios

Explore the incredible weapons and fighting techniques developed by animals over millions of years. From the elk's antlers used for defense to the headbutts of bison, animals have evolved remarkable combat strategies. We delve into the strength of the rhinoceros beetle, capable of lifting 850 times its weight, and the intense headbutting battles of big horn sheep. The kangaroo's powerful legs, and the lethal kick of an ostrich all highlight nature’s raw power. Additionally, the aggressive behavior of bush turkeys and the immense strength of silverback gorillas further showcase the deadly weaponry animals possess for survival. From: Animal Armory Content licensed by Big Media to Little Dot Studios

Explore the event that led to the extinction of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago. This documentary delves into the impact of a massive asteroid, traveling at speeds faster than a bullet, which struck Earth. The resulting chain of events, including earthquakes, fires, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions, led to a dramatic shift in the planet's environment. Survivors of the initial destruction faced a harsh, darkened world for years, marked by extreme cold, wildfires, and a collapse of ecosystems. With expert insight and stunning visuals, this documentary highlights on the devastating effects of the impact, the struggle for survival, and the rise of mammals after the extinction of the dinosaurs. From: Dinosaurs: Anatomy Of A Disappearance Content licensed by Kwanza SARL to Little Dot Studios

Explore the intricate lives of lions in Namibia's Oma Pride, showcasing their social structures, territorial disputes, and the challenges their cubs face as they grow. The show highlights how cubs learn vital survival skills through play and imitation, while also dealing with threats from hyenas. The pride's hunting techniques, territorial behaviors, and complex dynamics between male lions and lionesses are explored in-depth. The show also delves into the predatory behavior of sharks, detailing their unique hunting strategies for sea lions and how they adapt to their environment, providing a deep look into the survival tactics of both land and sea predators. From: Survival One Hours Content licensed by ITV to Little Dot Studios

Trees Of Life explores the fascinating and harsh realities of Africa's wilderness, where animals depend on nature’s resources to survive. This show highlights the unique role of the sausage tree in Zambia, which provides a crucial source of food and water during the dry season. The show follows various species, including hippos, lions, leopards, and elephants, as they navigate the challenges of survival. The show showcases the interconnectedness of the ecosystem, with animals relying on each other and their environment for sustenance. From the lioness pride hunting for food to the sausage tree’s pollination process, the documentary paints a vivid picture of life in the African savanna, where every action is critical to survival. From: Trees Of Life Content licensed by All3Media to Little Dot Studios

Mark Evans presents the award winning show, Inside Nature's Giants, where scientists delve into the mysteries of big cats, focusing on lions and tigers in South Africa. The team investigates how these powerful predators produce their iconic roars and what makes them such formidable hunters. Through dissections and experiments, they uncover the unique anatomy of these cats, from their vocal structures to their powerful jaws and claws. The episode also explores the social dynamics of lions, including their territorial behavior and complex pride hierarchies. Join the team as they reveal what makes these cats the apex predators of the animal kingdom. From: Inside Nature's Giants Content licensed by Silverlining Rights Ltd to Little Dot Studios

Shetland's Otter, the tale of a Draatsi Family takes us on a journey through the rugged and wild Shetland archipelago, home to Europe's highest density of otters. The story follows one otter family, guided by their mother, through the challenges and triumphs of survival across the seasons. From the early days of the cubs’ birth and dependence on their mother to their gradual learning of essential hunting and diving skills, the family faces harsh winter storms, food scarcity, and territorial struggles. As the cubs grow, they learn to navigate their environment, and the bond between mother and cubs is tested. With the return of spring and the increasing abundance of prey, the family dynamic changes, and the cubs edge closer to independence. This captivating documentary highlights the resilience of otters and the ever-changing landscape of their lives on the Shetland Islands. From: Shetland's Otter: The Tale of a Draatsi Family Content licensed by St Thomas Productions to Little Dot Studios

Scientists have long searched for the cause of dinosaur extinction, with many believing a catastrophic asteroid impact was responsible. However, some experts argue that this is only part of the story. A research team is exploring the ocean floor near the Yucatán impact crater, hoping to uncover clues that could explain the true cause of the dinosaurs' demise. While the asteroid impact is a significant factor, some scientists suggest that volcanic activity, land shifts, and a drop in global sea levels may have weakened the dinosaurs long before the asteroid struck. From: Dinosaurs Inside & Out Content licensed by New Dominion Pictures to Little Dot Studios

Conflicts of Nature showcases the intricate relationships and survival struggles within two of the world's most diverse ecosystems, the Amazon Jungle and the Maasai Mara. The Amazon is home to numerous species, including the powerful jaguar and deadly ecitom ants, each following their own survival strategies. While the jaguar cub learns essential survival skills from its mother, the ants display incredible teamwork and specialized roles to hunt and protect their colony. Meanwhile, in the Maasai Mara, baboons show complex social hierarchies and cheetahs hunt these baboons. As different creatures interact with one another in these rich ecosystems, the show captures the constant battle for survival, the cycles of life, and the cooperation needed to thrive in harsh environments. From: Conflicts Of Nature Content licensed by St Thomas Productions to Little Dot Studios

In Yellowstone Journals, explore the untamed beauty of Yellowstone National Park. From the harsh winters to the vibrant life of summer, this documentary takes you deep into the park's wildest corners. Discover the challenges animals face to survive, including bighorn sheep, bison, and wolves. Witness the delicate balance of nature as predators and prey interact, and observe the seasonal changes that affect the lives of Yellowstone's residents. Learn about the unique behaviors of creatures like mountain lions, coyotes, and grizzly bears, as they navigate their environments, prepare for the coming winter, and compete for dominance. This multi-season exploration showcases the raw, dynamic ecosystems that make Yellowstone one of the most iconic and fascinating places on Earth. From: Yellowstone Journals Content licensed by Stream Go Media to Little Dot Studios

Marty Stouffer explores the beauty and significance of the color blue in nature. From blue minerals to bluebirds, butterflies, and the vibrant hues found in marine life, the show highlights how color plays a crucial role in survival, species recognition, and attraction. Wild America delves into various animal behaviors, such as camouflage and territorial displays, while showcasing how animals, like chipmunks and cubs, adapt to their environments. Additionally, it follows the journey of young predators, like fisher kits and cubs, learning essential survival skills from their mothers. From: Wild America Content licensed by Stream Go Media to Little Dot Studios

Springtime Stories takes you through the captivating transformation of the natural world as it awakens from winter. From the first signs of spring in March to the lush landscapes of May, this documentary explores the seasonal changes that bring life, growth, and reproduction to the flora and fauna of Europe. Watch as birds return, animals begin their mating seasons, and plants bloom in vibrant colors. The documentary showcases the challenges faced by animals and the intricate relationships between species during this crucial time of renewal. From the bustling activity of bees and birds to the struggle of young creatures learning to survive, this visual journey reveals the beauty and complexity of spring. From: Springtime Stories Content licensed by Albatross World Sales to Little Dot Studios

Explore the challenges faced by wild cats across the world. From fragmented territories in Sub-Saharan Africa to human-wildlife conflict, conservation programs are vital to ensure the survival of these species. We follow the story of Duke, a hand-reared caracal, as he is rehabilitated and reintroduced to the wild. The documentary also highlights the survival strategies of cheetahs in the harsh Kalahari Desert, the conservation efforts for cheetah populations, and the crucial role lions play in maintaining the ecosystem. Additionally, we learn about the successful comeback of the Iberian lynx in Europe and the resilience of feral domestic cats on the volcanic island of La Palma. Through these stories, we witness the ongoing efforts to protect wild cats and their habitats amidst growing human encroachment. From: My Wild Cats Content licensed by St Thomas Productions to Little Dot Studios

"A Wolf's Journey" follows the story of Slava, a young wolf as he leaves his pack in Romania after challenging the alpha male. Exiled, he embarks on an incredible journey across Europe, covering over 1,000 kilometers in search of a new pack. Throughout his travels, Slava faces numerous challenges, from dangerous predators to scarce food and harsh environments. Along the way, he forms an unlikely partnership with a crow, learns to survive alone, and eventually finds a mate. The documentary highlights the wolf's struggle for survival and Slava's journey is a powerful testament to resilience, adaptation, and the pursuit of a place to call home. From: A Wolf's Journey Content licensed by Kwanza SARL to Little Dot Studios

Otters: River Masters of Yellowstone showcases the fascinating lives of river otters in Yellowstone National Park. This documentary follows a mother otter and her pups as they navigate the challenges of the wild, from learning to hunt to avoiding predators like coyotes and eagles. The otters' playful yet skilful nature is on full display as they explore their riverine home, adapting to the ever-changing environment. This documentary also highlights the strong bonds within otter families and their unique survival strategies in one of the most stunning natural landscapes in America. From: Otters: River Masters of Yellowstone Content licensed by Hewitt Media Limited to Little Dot Studios

In "The Life in the Animal Kingdom," explore a variety of fascinating creatures and their unique traits. The Puffin, a seabird known for its vibrant beak and exceptional diving skills, is featured alongside the Toucan, with its large, lightweight beak used for attracting mates and asserting territory. The Flamingo's adaptive behavior in various habitats is also discussed, highlighting their long legs and unique nesting techniques. We also learn about the Cheetah, famous for its hunting agility and the vulnerable stages of its cubs' early life. The Sailfish's speed, the Horsefly's flight agility, and the conservation efforts to protect species like the Peregrine Falcon, Tamarin, and others are also covered. The show delves into the fascinating behaviors of dolphins, penguins, turtles, jellyfish, and manatees, showcasing the intricate diversity and survival strategies within the animal kingdom. From: The Life In The Animal Kingdom Content licensed by Big Media to Little Dot Studios

In "A New Prehistory", the origins of birds and their evolutionary ties to dinosaurs are explored. Discoveries from China since 1996 have revealed that many dinosaurs were covered in feathers, with some even capable of flight. The show delves into how the breakup of the supercontinent Pangea created a unique climate that contributed to the survival and evolution of feathered dinosaurs. The significance of the Archaeopteryx fossil, often cited as a missing link between dinosaurs and birds, is discussed in detail. The show also covers how volcanic ash preserved ancient fossils, allowing palaeontologists to study the history of flight and feathers. The insulating properties of feathers and their role in protecting ancient creatures from the cold are examined, as well as the evolution of mammals during the time of the dinosaurs. Additionally, the decline of giant insects during the late prehistoric era is analyzed, with multiple theories about their extinction. From: A New Prehistory Content licensed by St Thomas Productions to Little Dot Studios

Explore the ever-changing landscape of Yellowstone National Park, where seasonal shifts shape the lives of its inhabitants. The harsh winter brings scarcity and struggle, with bison and wolves developing unique survival strategies. As spring arrives, life emerges anew, with animals like grizzly bears, elk, and osprey returning to the park. The summer brings challenges like competition for food and the destructive power of wildfires, while fall sparks a focus on survival and mating. The constant cycle of life, death, and adaptation in Yellowstone highlights the resilience of its residents. From the intense struggles of winter to the rebirth of spring, this episode offers a deep dive into the dynamic and untamed world of one of the planet’s most iconic ecosystems. From: Yellowstone Journals Content licensed by Stream Go Media to Little Dot Studios

Join Chris Humfrey as he takes viewers through his daily life at his private zoo in Victoria, Australia, where he cares for over 2,000 animals. From the excitement of witnessing a baby koala for the first time to nurturing newly hatched emu chicks, Chris is deeply involved in the growth and care of his animals. He performs risky koala pouch checks, names new animals, and shares his bond with them, highlighting the responsibility he takes in their care. Follow Chris as he adventures through the rainforest, where he discovers rare creatures like the forest dragon lizard and rhinoceros beetles. Along the way, he reflects on the challenges of wildlife conservation, particularly in the face of climate change and habitat loss. Chris showcases the diverse wildlife of Australia, from endangered species like the Mountain pygmy possum to the importance of protecting local ecosystems. This heartfelt journey emphasizes the significance of conservation and the deep connection between humans and animals. From: Chris Humfrey's Animal Instinct Content licensed by Parade Media Group to Little Dot Studios.

In Natural Kingdom Marathon, viewers are taken to the Arctic's Thelon River Basin, a place where life seems impossible, yet an extraordinary ecosystem thrives. Despite the harsh environment, the Thelon River creates a unique Boreal Oasis, supporting diverse species like the moose, caribou, and musk ox. The region’s predators and prey are intricately linked to the caribou's migration cycle, which is essential for the survival of many species. The show also explores how technology is revolutionizing conservation efforts and helping protect endangered species. From the "Frozen Zoo," where genetic material from endangered animals is stored for potential cloning, to advancements in cloning techniques for species like the African Bongo, technology plays a key role in ensuring the survival of these creatures. We also see how satellite tracking and thermal imaging are being used to monitor wildlife behavior, from cranes and swift foxes to bats. The show highlights the remarkable work of wildlife rehabilitation, such as the creation of prosthetic beaks for injured eagles. Additionally, the show delves into storm watching on the West Coast and how technology helps forecast and

Lioness in Exile follows the journey of Manyari, a lioness in Zimbabwe’s Malilangwe Game Reserve, as she faces the harsh realities of lion society. Living in a pride that controls prime territory, Manyari’s world is upended when males threaten her cubs and her pride's survival. As danger closes in, Manyari makes the difficult decision to flee with her young, embarking on a perilous journey to protect them from the rival males who will stop at nothing to take over the pride. Throughout her struggle, Manyari demonstrates extraordinary resilience, defying the traditional roles of lionesses to ensure her cubs’ safety. This documentary reveals the brutal yet captivating dynamics of lion life, where survival often depends on courage, family bonds, and defying the odds. From: Lioness In Exile Content licensed by St Thomas Productions to Little Dot Studios

In Wild America, Marty Stouffer explores the fascinating world of woodpeckers and other wildlife across various ecosystems. From the remarkable adaptations of woodpeckers, such as their shock-absorbing skulls and specialized feet for climbing, to the cooperative behavior of acorn woodpeckers, the show dives deep into their unique biology and behavior. The show further examines birds of prey like falcons and hawks, the survival tactics of animals like the opossum, and the defensive strategies of species such as porcupines and sharp-tailed grouse. It also covers the significance of white bark seeds to animals like grizzly bears and Clark’s nutcrackers during winter months. In Texas, Marty Stouffer showcases the region’s diverse wildlife, including the elusive cougar and ringtail, and reveals the adaptations of birds like the scissor-tailed flycatcher. The show concludes with an in-depth look at the lynx, its hunting techniques, and courtship rituals, before shifting to the wild turkey, exploring its mating behaviors and history, and comparing it to its domesticated counterpart. From: Wild America Content licensed by Stream Go Media to Little Dot Studios

Join the Python Hunters team as they track down the legendary "mother burm," a massive Burmese python that threatens Florida's Everglades. A team of biologists, exotic reptile breeders and python experts work together to combat the growing population of invasive reptiles like pythons, Nile monitors, and iguanas. The hunters also bring their children along on a field trip to teach them how to spot and handle snakes safely. As they track the elusive mother burm using infrared cameras, they encounter various challenges, from harsh weather conditions to dangerous encounters with other wildlife, including alligators and crocodiles. The team also heads to Puerto Rico to tackle the green iguana problem and contribute to local conservation efforts. Along the way, they explore caves, discover bat colonies, and work to protect endangered species. This show highlights the ongoing battle to control invasive species and preserve fragile ecosystems. From: Python Hunters Content licensed by Cineflix International Media Ltd to Little Dot Studios.

In Wild America, Marty Stouffer explores the fascinating world of North America's wild cats, including mountain lions, cougars, and ocelots. Through captivating footage, the show delves into the predatory skills, behavior, and hunting tactics of these elusive and deadly animals. Viewers are introduced to the cougar’s stealthy hunting methods, its diet, and its complex mating rituals. The show also highlights the intelligence and playfulness of wild cats, illustrating how they teach their young essential survival skills. The show shifts focus to other creatures like the gray squirrel, ground squirrels, and raccoons, discussing their critical role in ecosystems, food chains, and their unique adaptations for survival. The relationship between predators and prey is examined, with ground squirrels providing a vital food source for numerous predators. The marathon concludes by exploring the interactions between the gos hawk and the rough grouse, demonstrating how predator-prey dynamics help maintain the balance of nature. From: Wild America Content licensed by Stream Go Media to Little Dot Studios

Fall asleep fast with this documentary that explores some of the harshest places on Earth, from massive glaciers in the Yukon to the frozen Arctic. In Natural Kingdom, we uncover how glaciers shape our planet and reveal hidden secrets in the ice. Learn about wildlife like the hardy pika that survive in extreme conditions, and how scientists study glaciers to understand climate change. Discover how owls' silent flight inspires new aircraft designs, and visit Devon Island, a place in the Arctic that helps us learn about life on Mars. Finally, discover the lessons from a doomed 1881 Arctic expedition, where survival was a battle against the elements. Watch for stunning visuals and fascinating stories from the world’s toughest environments. From: Natural Kingdom Content licensed by TVF Ltd to Little Dot Studios

Embark on a captivating journey through one of the most iconic and remote landscapes on Earth, Yellowstone National Park. From the wild beauty of summer, where grizzly bears, coyotes, and elk roam, to the challenges of fall and winter, the documentary reveals the raw, untamed nature of the park’s ecosystems. Witness the intricate relationships between predators and prey, the strategic survival tactics of various species, and the ongoing cycle of life, death, and renewal in this harsh but beautiful environment. Through changing seasons, from the lush green valleys of summer to the frozen landscapes of winter, Yellowstone's wildlife face constant challenges, yet adapt and thrive in extraordinary ways. As the park’s ecosystems evolve, this series highlights the resilience and vulnerability of life in Yellowstone, showcasing the delicate balance that makes this national park one of the most unique and dynamic places on the planet. From: Yellowstone Journals Content licensed by Stream Go Media to Little Dot Studios

In The Life in the Animal Kingdom, explore the fascinating lives of some of the most iconic animals across land and sea. From the majestic lions of Africa and the social dynamics of sea lions to the incredible size and intelligence of elephants, this series takes us on a journey through the animal world. We also dive into the lives of capybaras, giraffes, gazelles, and leopards, highlighting their unique adaptations to their environments. The zebra’s speed and social bonds are essential for survival, while rhinos, facing increasing poaching and habitat loss, remind us of the urgent need for conservation efforts. This show provides an in-depth look at the remarkable species that make up our planet’s diverse animal kingdom, highlighting both their beauty and the pressing conservation challenges they face. From: The Life In The Animal Kingdom