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In this captivating documentary, witness the relentless pursuit for survival among various birds of prey. From the lightning-fast falcons to the mighty eagles and stealthy owls, each species has its unique strategies and abilities to secure their place in the natural hierarchy. Explore the challenges faced by gazelles and lions, where speed is the key to life and death. Learn about the essential role vultures play as nature's undertakers, keeping our ecosystems clean. Join us on a journey through the wild, where the race for survival is a constant, unforgiving competition.

12,000 years ago, Britain entered a new chapter in its long history. By this point, hunting tools had evolved, from hefty spears to the slick and stealthy bow and arrow. This revolution in technology would change the way humans hunted forever. In a period in which Britain was also thawing and exiting from an Ice Age, the warm and moist forest environments became home to the last of the hunter gatherers in Britain. They ate a diverse range of food, including wild meat, fish and fresh fruit from plants. This would nonetheless change as the Britain entered the New Stone Age in circa 4000 BC and an agricultural revolution swathed the British Isles. Join bushcraft and survival expert Ray Mears in Episode 2 of our Ancient Britain series, as he exits the Palaeolithic era and enters the Mesolithic and Neolithic era in Britain. On his journey, Ray will explore the evolution of hunting methods and equipment, and the eventual transformation of the hunter-gatherer culture and the adoption of agriculture and sedentary living.

This is the history of bare-knuckle fighting in Victorian Britain, a brutal sport that seeks to decide the undisputed champion of the world. The rise of fighters like Tom Spring, who came from humble working-class origins to become sporting superstars, paved the way for Tyson Fury, Mohammed Ali, and Mike Tyson. Bare-knuckle fighting was a sport with few rules, no gloves, and often resulted in death. The fight between Tom Sayers and Jack Heenan marked the end of the era of bare-knuckle prizefighting and was a turning point in the history of combat sports.

The world's 15th Biggest island but the largest in the Philippines. A land of contrasts; from the urban sprawl of the capital Manila to huge hidden forests, the world's most species-rich reefs and a dozen active volcanoes that dominate the skylines. Nigel meets the extraordinary creatures that live in these landscapes. Nigel Marven's Wild Philippines | S1E01 | Luzon: The Volcanic North Documentary Central is the home for compelling documentaries tackling subjects like history, climate change, wildlife, conspiracy and more.

The Tiny Mistakes That Triggered Aviation's Deadliest Disasters | Code Red Flight MH17 was shot out of the air by a missile causing catastrophic failure. We investigate the limits of aviation engineering to understand how a plane stays in the air and what happens when it fails. - Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 - 2014 - Tenerife airport disaster (Canary Islands) - 1977 - American Airlines Flight 587 (Queens, NY) 2001 - Iran Air Flight 655 - 3 July 1988 - Tupolev Tu-144 & Air France 4590 - Concorde Code Red | S1E10 | Flight Disasters Documentary Central is the home for compelling documentaries tackling subjects like history, climate change, wildlife, conspiracy and more.

Code Red | S1E04 | Industrial Accidents When dealing with chemicals and fuels there are many risks involved. We look at the science and risk management of a number of disasters from around the world including the Bhopal gas tragedy which exposed over half a million people to highly toxic gas. - Bhopal disaster (India) - 1984 - West Fertilizer Company explosion (Texas) - 2013 - Tianjin explosions (China) - 2015 - Chernobyl (Ukraine S.S.R) – 1986 - Deepwater Horizon explosion - 2010 Documentary Central is the home for compelling documentaries tackling subjects like history, climate change, wildlife, conspiracy and more.