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Nsefu lion (Panthera leo) pride on the move with their cubs during the wet season

Heart-stopping moment a crocodile attacks a vulnerable lion cub on a Zambian river – watch incredible footage of how its pride reacts

In BBC TV series Kingdom, a lion pride must cross croc-infested waters. Will they make it?
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A fossa, Madagascar's apex predator, in its forest habitat in Madagascar

“The wildest continent on our planet.” New Nat Geo TV series showcases never-seen-before species and behaviours   

Africa Earth’s Wild Home is the first series in a multi-year franchise
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Headless chicken monster from How Deep Is Your Love

“That’s amazing!” Marine biologists film rare ‘headless chicken monster’ deep in the Pacific Ocean

In a clip from the deep-sea documentary How Deep Is Your Love, scientists discover an elusive sea cucumber
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Yellow-banded poison frog on a branch. Credit: Leo Fernandez Molinary/Getty Images

“It will die unless its father can find a better place for it.” Tiny poison dart frogs race against time to save their offspring

Navigating a huge rainforest isn’t easy – especially if you’re as tiny as these frogs.
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BBC Kingdom Flint African wild dog

 Crocodile snatches wild dog from riverbank in Zambia. Then its pack turns up to try and save it – watch the agonising footage…

In footage captured for BBC's Kingdom, a wild dog is caught in the jaws of a crocodile – can his pack members save him?
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European Hamster

This grave-robbing hamster finds its next meal in a cemetery – but it’s not what you think

This hamster is in search of its next meal. The biggest obstacle? Clumsiness.
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It can force down up to 100 termites in one sitting – but must dodge deadly predators first

Tiny but mighty, this frog is the size of a ping pong ball – but it can eat a lot more than you think.
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Lion cub Kio from National Geographic's Lion

“After tracking the lions for four years, they never ceased to surprise us.” New Lion King-inspired series comes to National Geographic

The trailer for National Geographic’s four-part documentary series, Lion, has been released – and it looks epic.
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“The drongo can now begin his tricks – but he must first earn the confidence of his victims.”

In this clip from the BBC’s Africa, narrated by David Attenborough, a family of meerkats gets fooled not once, but twice.
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"With what seems like suicidal recklessness, she approaches..." Watch this huge spider get its meal stolen

In this clip from the BBC’s The Trials of Life, narrated by David Attenborough, two spiders compete for food – one much smaller than the other, but not less daring.
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Blue wildebeest drinking at the river on the great migration

Watch agonising BBC footage of deadly crocodiles attacking animals oblivious to the danger – not once, but twice... You will be yelling at the screen

Watch incredible BBC footage of wildebeests at the water's edge going back into crocodile-infested waters, narrated by David Attenborough
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Aerial view of Essequibo River in the interior of Guyana. Credit: espiegle/Getty Images

“Apparently, if you go to the toilet in this river, it will swim up the stream of urine right inside you – and launch using two backward-facing spines.”

We always think of the ocean’s dark depths as the habitat housing the most nightmare-inducing and impressive creatures – but rivers can too…
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Komodo dragon

“In dragon society, size is everything.” Watch the dramatic moment two huge, venomous lizards clash over a mate

On the Indonesian island of Komodo, the world’s largest lizard competes in incredible fights to earn mating rights
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Hamza's African Birds of Prey

Hamza Yassin announces new BBC film that was an “absolute dream” to work on

Hamza Yassin’s upcoming BBC film celebrates Kenya’s remarkable birds of prey – and the people working to save them
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“Inside every female, there is a new male in waiting...” This bizarre-looking fish attempts to mate – but there’s one big problem

This female kobudai vanished after refusing a mate. When she resurfaced, everything about her had changed.
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Snottite

“It’s alien in every sense of the word.” In sulphuric caves too deadly for humans, living snot-like slime drips from the ceilings

In a clip from the BBC’s Wonders of the Solar System, Brian Cox visits an ‘alien’ within a cave that’s a death trap for humans
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“It slowly disappears under a writhing mass of earth and ants and is sliced up.” Ravenous insects devour prey alive in BBC clip

Driver ants attack everything unfortunate enough to wind up in their path – and this unlucky slug is in for a tough day.
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Ant population

“They don’t have the strength – so they’ve turned into a mass killing machine”

In a clip from the BBC’s Evolution, Chris Packham explains how ants have evolved to become efficient hunters
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Chris Packham for the BBC's Evolution TV series

‘How did the elephant become so big?’ New Chris Packham-fronted BBC TV series uncovers the secrets of evolution  

All you need to know about Evolution, the new BBC TV series presented by Chris Packham
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Red squirrel

BBC launches new wildlife video podcast as part of the Watches expansion

Naturewatch will begin this autumn, highlighting the best of British wildlife each week
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Marine Iguana (Amblyrhynchus cristatus hassi)

These baby iguanas must run for their lives – or they’ll be constricted to death by snakes. Will they make it?

Iguana hatchlings are faced with a fierce race straight after hatching in this now-iconic clip from the BBC's Planet Earth II
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Goma Tiger Island

“No one’s ever seen tigers do this before.” A film crew flew a drone over an island full of big cats – and captured something extraordinary

Think you know everything there is to know about tigers? This new footage from the BBC's Tiger Island has left experts amazed
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Sally Lightfoot Crab on a beach in the Santa Cruz island in the Galapagos in Ecuador in south America.

“A smaller crab will be swallowed whole – a bigger one will be torn apart” 

In footage captured for the BBC’s Blue Planet II, shore crabs face waters riddled with deadly predators
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Doug Allan

“I’ve never met a good-tempered walrus, they’re always grumpy!” Wildlife filmmaker Doug Allan on filming in the Arctic and working with Attenborough

In an interview originally published in October 2019, BBC filmmaker Doug Allan reflects on an extraordinary encounter with a narwhal and his funniest shoot
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