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In this episode, Liz will look at the most incredible friendships between humans and some of the most dangerous creatures from around the world, including a polar bear, lions and a pack of hyenas. Content licensed by DRG to Little Dot Studios.

Wildlife biologist Liz Bonnin sets off on a worldwide journey of discovery to find out why animals of different species make friends with each other as well as why apex predators make friends with humans. Content licensed by DRG 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

A drama-packed mission flying six tigers from the Netherlands to South Africa is hardly off the ground before there's a medical emergency; and the challenges of treating lions with medical problems. Wild Animal Rescue: The wildlife rescue efforts of Four Paws, an international animal welfare organization, are filmed. Staff and volunteers are shown in action as they perform daring rescues, rehabilitation, and releasing animals back in the wild or in sanctuaries. Tiger Transportation Takes Dramatic Turn When Tranquiliser Fails | Wild Animal Rescue | Real Wild Content licensed by Cineflix to Little Dot Studios.

Discover the breathtaking secrets of Lake Huron - from ancient pictographs and rugged islands to the marvels of Canadian engineering and the world's most beautiful sunsets. Journey along the international waters of Lake Huron and Lake Superior as this video uncovers stunning landscapes, historic communities, and centuries-old mysteries. Explore Lake Superior Provincial Park's ancient geology and Ojibwe pictographs, then travel through the Sault Ste. Marie Canal, a feat of engineering that linked the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean. Along the way, learn about the War of 1812 at Fort St. Joseph, the storied voyages of the MS Norgoma, and the dramatic cliffs of the Bruce Peninsula. Dive into the unique features of Manitoulin Island - the largest lake island in the world - and the fascinating history of light stations like Cove Island and Chantry Island. Discover why Fathom Five National Marine Park draws divers worldwide, and experience the iconic "piping down the sun" tradition in Goderich, Ontario. With insights into local culture, geology, and energy innovation, this documentary captures the spirit, beauty, and enduring mysteries of the Great

Alfred Balmer has spent fifteen years at the Limbe Wildlife Center forming a bond with primates that most people would find impossible. His closest friend is Niango, a gorilla with a tragic past and a significant secret: she is a Cross River gorilla, the rarest great ape on the planet. This documentary follows Alfred as he leaves the safety of the sanctuary to trek through the dense, mountainous forests of Cameroon. He is looking for Niango’s lost relatives in a landscape where extinction feels like an everyday threat. This is a story of a man who views these animals as his brothers and will go to any lengths to ensure their family survives in the wild.