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Discover the incredible world of North America's unique Pronghorn Antelope Witness the remarkable evolution of these creatures, born to run and survive in the vast Western prairies. From their lightning-fast speed to the intricate strategies of their mothers, you'll be amazed by their adaptation and survival techniques. Learn about their annual horn shedding, their role in the ecosystem, and the conservation efforts that help them thrive.

Centuries ago ancient civilizations looked to the skies of southern Spain and saw a bird capable of living for decades and renewing itself against all odds. Today the real life inspiration for the legendary phoenix continues a perilous journey across the Mediterranean. Follow thousands of greater flamingos as they battle severe weather land loss and dangerous predators to find a safe sanctuary to raise the next generation. From long distance night flights to intense territorial battles inside crowded colonies this survival story highlights the extraordinary lengths a parent will go to protect its only chick.

This gripping documentary follows a former hunting guide who walked away from a lucrative trophy hunting business after a profound crisis of conscience. For 45 years, he traveled into the most remote wilderness areas of Western Canada to learn the true nature of grizzly bears. By using a revolutionary approach based on mutual respect and dominance hierarchy, he proved that humans and apex predators can peacefully share the landscape. From intense bluff charges to rare underwater swimming footage, this film dismantles the dangerous myths surrounding these highly intelligent creatures and showcases a lifelong mission to replace conflict with true coexistence.

Delve into China's rich and varied landscapes, from its lush rainforests to towering northern forests, and the diverse wildlife that inhabits them. Explore the challenges faced by animals during the harsh Chinese winter, showcases conservation efforts for species like the Siberian tiger, and explores the unique with its fascinating and competitive wildlife.

12,000 years ago, Britain entered a new chapter in its long history. By this point, hunting tools had evolved, from hefty spears to the slick and stealthy bow and arrow. This revolution in technology would change the way humans hunted forever. In a period in which Britain was also thawing and exiting from an Ice Age, the warm and moist forest environments became home to the last of the hunter gatherers in Britain. They ate a diverse range of food, including wild meat, fish and fresh fruit from plants. This would nonetheless change as the Britain entered the New Stone Age in circa 4000 BC and an agricultural revolution swathed the British Isles. Join bushcraft and survival expert Ray Mears in Episode 2 of our Ancient Britain series, as he exits the Palaeolithic era and enters the Mesolithic and Neolithic era in Britain. On his journey, Ray will explore the evolution of hunting methods and equipment, and the eventual transformation of the hunter-gatherer culture and the adoption of agriculture and sedentary living.

What Was a Roman Emperor’s Daily Life Like?' Classicist and author Mary Beard sits down with Tristan Hughes in this filmed podcast for the The Ancients podcast to discuss the role of the Roman Emperor. From Julius Caesar to Romulus Augustulus, the two explore the daily lives of the most powerful people in the Roman Empire. How did they rule over and interact with their subjects? How often were they subject to assassination attempts? Who was the worst roman emperor? You can read more about all of which is discussed in Mary's new book, 'Emperor of Rome: Ruling the Ancient Roman World', out now!