Orphaned Vervet Monkey Finds New Family | Wildlife Nannies

Nelly, the 5-week-old baby Warthog is on the search to make new friends in the wildlife park she lives on when she cant find her nanny Heike. Elsewhere, 18-month-old Lumholtz Tree Kangaroo Dorothy is learning how to climb trees, as well as what she can and cannot eat from the help of her nanny Margit before she is released into the rainforest.

In South Africa, handler Joseph has been taking care of 4-year-old Elephant Maliaka her whole life since she lost her mom. They have a special bond, and in this episode, he takes her to a wildlife park to meet and educate schoolchildren about elephants. Elsewhere in Australia, Anya, a baby Wallaby is being nursed by her nanny Guni and a rescued Echidna with an injured snout is treated. *TW at 21:30: animal surgery

Do you know your cat? When she is not purring on your living room sofa - do you know where she roams? Do you know where she wanders off once she leaves the premises? No? Well, would you like to? ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Free Documentary is dedicated to bring high-class documentaries to you on the original video platform for free. With the latest camera equipment used by well-known filmmakers working for famous production studios. You will see fascinating shots from the deep seas and up in the air, capturing great stories and pictures from everything our beautiful and interesting planet has to offer. Enjoy stories about nature, wildlife, culture, people, history and more to come.

The mighty Himalayas protect a massive sanctuary where the struggle for existence plays out every single day. Over a relentless twenty-four hour period, the wilderness forces every creature to fight for its place in the ecosystem. As dawn breaks, stealthy predators move through the tall grasslands targeting vulnerable young rhino calves, while wild dogs canvas the forest in massive packs searching for their next meal. Extreme heat pushes both hunter and prey toward shared water holes, forcing temporary truces alongside sudden, violent ambushes from hidden mugger crocodiles. From troops of monkeys getting high on fermented fruit in the canopy to lone tigers hunting in the dim dusk light, survival demands total adaptability. When night falls, an entirely new shift of nocturnal hunters emerges, proving that in this ancient landscape, luck determines who lives to see another sunrise.

Deep in Kenya's Masai Mara, a high-stakes struggle for survival unfolds along the banks of the Mara River. As hundreds of thousands of wildebeest and zebras complete a grueling eight-hundred-kilometer migration, they face the ultimate obstacle: a river packed with massive Nile crocodiles. Armed with two-thousand-kilogram bite forces and millions of years of evolutionary engineering, these aquatic giants wait for the annual chaos to begin. From newborn crocodile hatchlings being transported inside their mother’s jaws to high-speed cheetah hunts across the open savannah, this documentary highlights the intense balance of power in East Africa. Watch as pride lions, massive elephant herds, and protective rhinos navigate the deadliest waters on earth, where a single misstep turns prey into a predator's feast.

Race of Life - Episode 13: Predators After Dark | Wildlife Documentary Finally for this series, we look deep into the darkness to examine creatures that live in the shadows and the adaptations they need to survive. Nocturnal animals have taken to this dark world for good reason: they can escape predators, avoid the heat of the day, and take their turn sharing food and resources in their ‘niche’. But which animals come out at night? How do they find food in the dark? Where do they go during the day? Nocturnal animals have some fascinating ways to survive in the dark. Spend a night on an exploratory tour with porcupines, raccoons, mice, and cats as their day begins, while the rest of the world goes to sleep. The world of the night is a world of fear, excitement and survival. Every animal adapted to live in the dark is a specialised survivor. The raccoon will eat almost anything and has a hyper-sensitive sense of touch. A wheat field hides thousands of mice – surviving as a team thanks to