Ibex: Acrobats on the Rocks

The most aggressive of ocean predators, the bull shark is notorious for leaving the safety of the deep blue ocean venturing far up the murky rivers of Africa’s coast in search of prey. But lurking in these shadowy places is Africa’s deadliest killer, the deadly Nile crocodile. Reports of clashes between the two are many […]

This film traces the rise of the Great White Shark over the past “ million year. With decades of filming by renowned cameraman Andy Casagrande and spectacular footage and animations, Rise of the Great White Shark takes an in depth look into the specific events and adaptations that helped sharks dominate the sea. Show More

Deep within the heart of the vast Amazon rainforest dwells an unexpected creature, the enigmatic Amazon Pink River Dolphin. How has the pink river dolphin adapted to its flooded rainforest habitat, thousands of kilomaters from the ocean in the Amazon? Are they descendants of the marine dolphins or a distinct species that has thrived and […]

From the way they look after their young to the way they trap their prey, spiders are marvels of nature. Show More

This is the story of a pride of lionesses and a group of elephants that both travel to the Chobe River in the remote northern reaches of Botswana. Teaching for water and sustenance, they are faced with extraordinary challenges. As these old adversaries embark on a journey into the unknown, they struggle for basic survival. […]

This is the story of three sun bear cubs from Indonesia and their perilous journey from captivity to life the wild. It’s an emotional journey of foster parent and filmmaker Patrick Rouxel. Viewers are immersed in the joyful and energetic lives of these bears including their encounters with orangutans and other creatures of the forest.. […]

The Kalahari Desert in Southern Africa is a world of extremes. The name is based on a local term for “The Great Thirst”. Its harsh cycles of dry and wet, scarcity and plenty dictate which creatures can live here and which will die. Show More

Can the story of John Steinbeck’s journey inspire new efforts to preserve the Sea of Cortez, or Gulf of California and the global biosphere of the oceans? Show More

For 25 years, Japanese scientists have harpooned up to 900 whales a year in the name of science. Now in the most dangerous ocean on earth, globally renowned specialists combine their expertise to prove non-lethal research can work. Show More

Birds of prey are symbols of power, speed, and splendor. These birds have conquered every habitat on earth, sustaining themselves through hunting and doing so with effortless beauty and efficiency Show More