Journey to the Heart of Africa's Great Migration | | Art Wolfe Explores

Off the coast of northern Norway, just beneath the polar circle, lies a remote island network where humans and wild birds share a survival bond built over centuries. The Vega Archipelago hosts an incredible wildlife story where islanders construct custom shelters out of marine seaweed to welcome wild eider ducks every spring. In return for protecting mothers and baby chicks from hungry sea eagles and blackbacked gulls, locals collect soft, insulating eiderdown left behind in empty nests to create some of the rarest, high-value bedding products in the world. Life across these isolated coastal rocks faces constant challenges. Environmental shifts, collapsing kelp forests, sea urchin invasions, and modern economic pressures have left former fishing villages nearly abandoned. Yet a small group of traditional guardians, along with a new generation of off-grid pioneers, continue to brave harsh Arctic weather, low tides, and complete isolation to keep this historical way of life alive for future generations.

This is the story of Rambo, a male tiger rescued from Florida and transported across the Atlantic to his new home in England. The journey is full of challenges, from the technical difficulties of moving his colossal crate to the emotional toll on the keepers as they face an unexpected tragedy. Rambo's arrival is a testament to the dedication of those who believe big cats belong in safe environments, not the unregulated hands of private owners. The film also examines the disturbing issue of how America has more tigers in captivity than there are left in the wild. This is a powerful look into the lives of these majestic creatures and the people who have dedicated their lives to protecting them. From: Tiger Island Content licensed by Orange Smarty to Little Dot Studios

its feeding time for the Chester Zoo chimps, join us as we learn the secret ingredient that keeps the big guys healthy. This zoological reality series feature pages from the intertwined lives of people and animals in Chester Zoo, one of Britain's biggest, with 500 staff looking after some 7,000 wild animals. Content licensed by ITV Global 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

This documentary explores the legend of Cocos Island, a secluded island off the coast of Costa Rica, rumored to hold a vast pirate treasure. In the late 19th century, German engineer August Gisler becomes captivated by this myth after obtaining a pirate's diary detailing the treasure's location. Driven by obsession, Gisler spends 17 years battling the island's harsh conditions in his relentless search. Despite facing numerous hardships, including financial difficulties and natural obstacles, Gisler's quest remains unfulfilled. This gripping tale of ambition and mystery delves into the allure of hidden riches and the lengths one man will go to uncover them. 💚 Join the Absolute History club to get access to exclusive member benefits!

They needed a prison for the most dangerous man in the World. Napoleon had seized supreme power in France. He’d marched his armies from Portugal to Moscow. But now he was a prisoner. His captors needed a prison from which escape was unthinkable. Their answer lay in the South Atlantic. A scrap of land a thousand miles from the African coast. St Helena. Dan Snow visits this remote island to learn more about its history. From accommodating some of the British Empire's greatest enemies to its role during - and in the aftermath of - the transatlantic slave trade.