Guardians of the Outback: Marsupials, Foxes, and Poison Plants

The recently discovered pygmy three-toed sloth is one of the rarest mammals on the planet, with only 60 individuals inventoried; join the Sedna IV crew on a quest to Barro Colorado Island that could well change the status of this threatened animal. A crew of mariners, scientists and filmmakers are followed as they cast off on the Sedna IV, an oceanographic schooner, to sail around the world exploring the beauty of nature, how ecosystems work and conservation challenges facing the planet. Content licensed by Cineflix to Little Dot Studios.

Insects Are Taking Over The Planet | Bugsworld examines the specific people, events and evidence presented in this documentary. Is it a bug's world? An extraordinary series, which looks at the world from an insect's point of view. Content licensed by Oxford Scientific Films to Little Dot Studios.

The manatee lives in coastal areas which are being damaged by the inhabitation of humans. Located in the south of Mexico, Belize is a tourist hotspot that means lots of boats. This means increased danger to the manatee. Can the locals do enough to protect them? Sea turtles have inhabited the oceans for over 1000 million years. There are 7 species of sea turtles with 6 of them on the red list. Today they are threatened by pollution, poaching, and accidental entrapment.

In this episode of 1,000 Days for the planet, the Sedna 4 team travels to the archipelago of the Azores in the Atlantic to learn more about humpback whales, as the ocean's biodiversity continues to be threatened. They learn about the research the local population undertaking to protect some of the biggest migratory species like whales, turtles, sharks, and sea birds. Next the team travels to the small Island of Anuta, a smaller island which is part of the Solomon Islands in the Pacific Ocean, and one of the world's most remote destinations. Here, they speak with the indigenous community and see how they live, using only the available resources at hand. TW* Dead fish at 2:32

With its 85 000 Kg structure mainly made of carbon resin and its unique design, the Planet Solar is the largest solar boat in the world to have accomplished a round the World tour. This film recounts the story of this technological challenge and human adventure. From its conception plans in 2004 until its first sailing adventures in September 2010, this documentary revives these challenging years during which Raphael Domjan fought to raise the money to build and achieve his vision. On May 2012, after two years of thrills and hardships on the seas, the Solar Planet had sucessfully reached its final destination. An inspiring technological challenge and human adventure which sets its mark in the development of clean energy transportation. "Chasing the Sun", discover in this 52 minutes documentary, the amazing adventure of the first around the world with solar energy. This movie tells the story of the PlanetSolar adventure, since its early beginning in 2004 until the achievment of the first around the globe between September 2010 and May 2012. Discover how Raphaël Domjan, unknown but passionate, find

Komodo Dragons: The World's Largest Venomous Lizards Delve into the fascinating world of Komodo dragons, the largest lizards on Earth, found on Komodo Island, Indonesia. This show covers their discovery, unique characteristics, and crucial conservation efforts, including how biologists monitor their vulnerable population using camera traps and individual tracking. From: 1000 Days For The Planet Content licensed by Cineflix International Media Ltd to Little Dot Studios