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Stephen Fry and Mark Carwardine set out on an adventure of a lifetime to track down the rarest and strangest animals on earth to honor a friend.

Last Chance to See

How did a humble forest bird, the chicken, conquer all continents to become the planet's most abundant and diverse feathered species?

Narrated by David Attenborough and hosted by marine biologist Rick Rosenthal, this documentary explores the life of the giant bluefin fish.

The harsh and cruel world of the swamp, very seldom filmed, offers a riveting and visually striking portrait of Nature in its rawest form.

This mini-series explores the state of six species on the brink of extinction, and efforts to restore their populations and their natural habitats.

Trace the rise of the Great White shark in the wake of dramatic changes to Earth's landmasses and climate, in tandem with seals and other pinnipeds.

Follow researchers to the remote Galapagos to understand the passage of hundreds of giant pregnant whale sharks along a narrow reef.

Indochina boasts breath-taking landscapes, historic cities, and tropical jungle. Encounter pygmy elephants, turtles, and innumerable rare birds.

The ocean has its big players: dolphins, sharks, manta rays, whales. The others are humble and discreet, often overlooked by the cameras – until now.

Singapore is home to almost 30,000 species – many of them are insects and tiny creatures. Nick Baker takes us inside their secret world.

Join herpetologists as they venture to the corners of the earth to find some of the most unique and exquisite types of chameleons alive.