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Filmed between Massachusetts and Mexico, this unique documentary showcases the lifecycle, ecosystem, and environment of the Monarch Butterfly. Even 3,000 miles apart, these two locations show that the Monarch Butterfly's ecosystems are still ecologically connected. Learn about the evolution of the butterfly, and its crucial relationship to different habitats, from migration to pollination.

The bleak Norfolk coast in the 1880s is the setting for the latest task where the men must catch a seemingly impossible quota of mussels and oysters to ship to the London markets and the women gut fish for sale at local markets. When the deadline seems out of reach the whole team pulls together to save the day, giving them a true sense of camaraderie for which they are rewarded with suppers of fish and chips.

For over sixty years, one voice has defined our relationship with the natural world. This documentary follows the incredible journey of Sir David Attenborough, from a young boy collecting fossils in the English Midlands to becoming a global messenger for our planet. We witness the evolution of natural history filmmaking, from the early days of black-and-white television to the groundbreaking technology of Planet Earth and Blue Planet. Through his eyes, we see the beauty of what we have and the urgent responsibility we carry to protect it for the generations to come.

In southern Germany, nearly 300 cattle live outdoors year-round, challenging conventional farming practices. Join farmer Herman Meer as he pioneers a unique experiment that allows these cows to roam freely, showcasing their natural behaviours, herding dynamics, and the challenges they face. Discover how this innovative approach offers a glimpse into a more humane and nature-friendly future for cattle farming.

Glimpse into the unconventional and natural existence of a unique herd of dairy cows at the HF Farm in southwestern Germany. Farmer Alexander Zulich priorities the well-being of his cows, allowing them to roam freely in lush meadows during the summer. The documentary follows the oldest cow, Samura, who serves as the cow leader, radiating calm and stability. From courtship rituals to calving, the film captures various aspects of these cows' lives, emphasising the farmer's commitment to a sustainable and animal-friendly environment.

Elegant and graceful butterflies never cease to fascinate and impress, yet these amazing insects begin life as little worm-like creatures that munch their way through our gardens. What is the secret behind their curious lifestyle? And why do they use their wings not just for flight but for some of the most striking patterns in nature?