Le premier titre de la série passionnante issu de la production d'histoire naturelle de la BBC. Le simple fait de voir la nageoire d'un requin brisant la surface est synonyme de terreur, mais cette image livrée à Hollywood est-elle juste ? Le tournage sous-marin de ces impressionnants poissons de deux tonnes et 19 pieds dans leurs environnements naturels non appâtés expose le Grand Blanc comme un paradoxe : une créature timide et prudente existant dans un ordre social hautement structuré, mais aussi une formidable machine à tuer frappant avec une surprise totale et une vitesse dévastatrice des profondeurs troubles.

Le grand ours blanc de l'Arctique - comprend un premier film d'ours polaires chassant sous l'eau et vivant à l'intérieur de leurs tanières.

Ce n'est que maintenant, en explorant leur monde complet, au-dessus et au-dessous de l'eau, de jour comme de nuit, que nous pourrons apprécier pleinement à quel point les crocodiles sont sophistiqués.

Cet épisode s'aventure dans la nuit, et suit la vie de deux léopards dans la vallée de Luangwa en Zambie, pour révéler les secrets nocturnes du chat qui marche seul.

Few birds have captured the human imagination as deeply as the eagle and in this remarkable film, aerial photography captures the dramatic life of eagles as never seen before.

From the Arctic to the Antarctic, amazing underwater footage reveals for the first time the successful hunting and spectacular social behaviour of the world's largest predator.

The definitive story of this much-maligned animal - filmed in habitats ranging from the high Arctic to the hill farms of Europe and monsoon-sodden India.

After 25 years of the Project Tiger Scheme operating in the Madhya Pradesh, these magnificent animals have become more trusting, permitting an extraordinary intimate film which follows them from sunrise to sunset, in monsoon rains and in shimmering heat.

Edited from more than 3000 hours of footage, this documentary uses a remote camera disguised as a rock to observe cubs growing up into adult lions. It features their futile attempts to climb trees, the mayhem caused when they surround a hippo, and various encounters with other animals such as cobras, buffalos and elephants.

Grizzli - un puissant prédateur et un animal à craindre. Mais pas pour Jeff Turner, un photographe canadien qui a passé quinze ans à se retrouver face à face avec des ours. Dans ce film, il utilise ses compétences uniques pour se rapprocher plus que jamais, et découvre la vraie nature de cette magnifique bête. Peu d'autres personnes pouvaient traquer un grizzli de chasse à travers la toundra de l'Alaska ou les filmer en train de plonger sous-marine à la recherche de poissons. Jeff révèle un animal complexe, intelligent et adaptable, tout aussi bon pour priser les balanes des rochers et creuser des palourdes, que pour le wapiti et nager pour le saumon.

Over a century ago, the first explorers in the Congo forests sent back terrifying accounts of an aggressive ape, "half man, half beast," which inspired the myth of King Kong. Ever since then, we have had little contact with these lowland gorillas — they have remained a mystery to us. We have come to know the mountain gorillas of Rwanda intimately, but what are King Kong's wild lowland cousins really like? GORILLAS: ON THE TRAIL OF KING KONG follows Sir David Attenborough and intrepid cameraman Gavin Thurston on the trail deep into the heart of three gorilla sanctuaries in northern Congo: Ndoki, Odzala and Lossi, in search of the true nature of the lowland gorilla.

L'une des espèces les plus réussies sur terre est également l'une des moins documentées. Des caméras miniaturisées révèlent pour la première fois le monde des serpents de leur point de vue. Des caméras montées sur la tête capturent des images saisissantes des serpents les plus dangereux du monde qui chassent et surmontent leurs proies. En utilisant la photographie à grande vitesse, l'imagerie par rayons X et l'infographie de pointe, il s'agit de l'étude télévisée la plus ambitieuse sur les serpents jamais tentée.

Le premier titre de la série passionnante issu de la production d'histoire naturelle de la BBC. Le simple fait de voir la nageoire d'un requin brisant la surface est synonyme de terreur, mais cette image livrée à Hollywood est-elle juste ? Le tournage sous-marin de ces impressionnants poissons de deux tonnes et 19 pieds dans leurs environnements naturels non appâtés expose le Grand Blanc comme un paradoxe : une créature timide et prudente existant dans un ordre social hautement structuré, mais aussi une formidable machine à tuer frappant avec une surprise totale et une vitesse dévastatrice des profondeurs troubles

Cet épisode fournit le portrait le plus intime de la vie quotidienne d'un troupeau d'éléphants. Raconté par David Attenborough et tourné sur une année, tout au long du programme, le troupeau d'éléphants présente de nombreuses similitudes humaines : leur durée de vie, leur structure sociale, leur sagesse de l'âge et leurs liens émotionnels. Assistez à deux mâles s'affronter au sujet du territoire, de la naissance et du lent développement d'un veau et des rivalités jalouses entre les membres du troupeau. Un véritable sens de l'incroyable flexibilité et de l'intimité de ces animaux est montré lorsqu'ils se baignent dans des sels minéraux, de la boue et de la poussière, tandis que leurs étonnantes perceptions sensorielles sont également révélées.

Tentatives de cartographie du comportement des requins à l'aide d'un robot animatronique réaliste de 6 pieds, avec caméra de bord et motifs de nage préprogrammés. Dans les eaux autour de l'atoll de Bikini, la création est capable de se mêler en toute sécurité aux requins de récif mangeurs d'hommes, tandis qu'aux Philippines, elle espionne les batteuses d'eau profonde et rejoint les grands blancs alors qu'ils chassent le phoque. Rapporté par David Attenborough.

Sir David Attenborough narrates this look at bears from across the globe through the use of spycams, camoflaged in a variety of disguises from logs, boulders, fish and dustbins.

"The Journey" - A wildebeest calf makes spectacular year-long journey, an arduous 3,000km round trip across Tanzania's Serengeti and Kenya's Masai Mara. Filmed using Dungcam, Bouldercam, Croccam, Skullcam, Tortoisecam and other spycams. (Part one of a two-part documentary.

"The Crossing" - A wildebeest calf makes spectacular year-long journey, an arduous 3,000km round trip across Tanzania's Serengeti and Kenya's Masai Mara. In part two, the migration reaches the Masai Mara where, for the calf, the river presents his greatest challenge yet.

Elephants carrying Trunkcam, Tuskcam and other spy cameras tell the story of four cubs growing up in the Indian jungle. In the first programme, the elephants come upon the four 10-day-old tiger cubs. This is their mother's first litter and she has her paws full.

The cubs are now half-grown and very playful, learning the skills they'll need as adults.

The cubs are now a year-and-a-half old and learning to hunt for themselves.

Part 1 of this fantastic documentary. Spycams sneak within a paw’s swipe of the world’s largest land predators – Polar bears. Polar Bear Spy on the Ice gets closer than ever before to these charismatic bears and reveals their astonishing intelligence and curiosity.

Part 2 of this fantastic documentary. Spycams sneak within a paw’s swipe of the world’s largest land predators – Polar bears. Polar Bear Spy on the Ice gets closer than ever before to these charismatic bears and reveals their astonishing intelligence and curiosity.

"The Journey" - Emperor penguins cross a treacherous frozen sea to reach their breeding grounds.

"First Steps" - Newborn penguins are caught taking their first unsteady steps.

"Growing Up" - As the chicks become increasingly independent, their parents continue to protect them.

The award-winning team behind Penguins - Spy in the Huddle use hidden cameras to go into the heart of the dolphins' world, offering the chance to encounter dolphins up-close. The camera eyes of thirteen different 'Spy Creatures', including Spy Dolphin, Spy Nautilus and Spy Turtle, allow behaviour to be captured that has never been filmed before, including a vast superpod of spinner dolphins hunting huge shoals of lanternfish while dodging the gaping mouths of giant rays.

In Mozambique, a newborn bottlenose dolphin learns from his mother as they follow a mysterious gathering of stingrays and then hunt huge kingfish. He practices his sonar, plays with bubbles and also discovers ways to dislodge pesky suckerfish. Nearby, the males live a playboy lifestyle as they play chicken with supertankers, visit a coral health spa and surf the waves. When they try to woo the females their direct approach threatens the baby, but eventually bouquets of seaweed have the desired effect.

Other astonishing sights include dolphins using rings of mud to catch fish and the spectacular highspeed leaps and corkscrews of spinner dolphins. There is humour too, when Spy Turtle encounters real amorous turtles and Spy Squid has a near miss with a hungry potato bass.

Remote-controlled Spy Creatures reveal dolphins as never before. Meet the orca, king of the dolphins, and discover the intimacy of its remarkable family life. Find dolphins that wear sponges on their noses, and race with the fastest dolphin in the world - the Dall's porpoise.

Discover a real dolphin secret agent that carries a camera into the pod to uncover their mysteries of communication and interactions. Elsewhere, a young bottlenose begins a life on his own joined by Spy Puffer and Spy Baby - a cute camera dolphin that has bubble conversations with real dolphins! The youngster makes friends with a rare humpback dolphin, joins a gang and takes part in a bizarre initiation ceremony. He also becomes intoxicated on the secretions of strange fish and finally woos a female with gifts and charm.

Most of the behaviour is filmed for the first time. Other spectacles include superpods of common dolphins feeding among sharks; and orcas using their cleverness to catch dolphins and seals. Spy Dolphin joins a pod as it strands itself to catch fish and it's curtains for one Spy Creature as he himself becomes a meal.

Never before has the extraordinary intelligence of dolphins been so intimately revealed.

Sir David Attenborough's new documentary traces his lifelong passion for birds of paradise.

For five centuries "birds from paradise" have captivated explorers, naturalists, artists, film-makers and even royalty. They are also one of David Attenborough's lifelong passions.

He was the first to film many of their beautiful and often bizarre displays and has spent a lifetime tracking them all over the jungles of New Guinea.

Here, David reflects on his first attempt to film the birds of paradise, their bizarre and exotic courtship rituals, his experience at a state-of-the-art breeding facility in Qatar, and how there are always wonderful things to discover.