DAVID ATTENBOROUGH

Nature partners with Sesame Workshop, Jane Goodall Institute, BBC and David Attenborough for a new season of groundbreaking natural history specials. Join Elmo on his first-ever African safari and witness Dr. Jane Goodall’s continuing legacy in chimpanzee research in a new season of television’s premiere ...

Filming "Parenthood" meant working with local trackers, scientists, and communities across the globe — from the Babongo people in Central Africa to conservationists in Patagonia.

After weeks of protecting her brood, a spider mother makes the ultimate sacrifice, offering her own body as food.

With more than a thousand eggs to protect, a boxer crab mother uses living anemones for defense — and even clones them when one is lost.

Frog eggs attract hungry predators, and this tiny father can only defend them from the smallest attackers. Just above him lives a tiger tarantula, a powerful ambush hunter. Together, they form an unlikely alliance.

For an octopus mother, mating marks the beginning of the end. She chooses a mate, lays her eggs, and spends her final days guarding them.

Trapped on the wrong side of a flooded river, an elephant matriarch tests the current and faces a critical decision: do the risks outweigh the need for fresh grazing?

As their eggs hatch, a cichlid mother works quickly to hide her fry, even taking over when dad gets in the way. When it’s time to move them to safety, both parents must work together to protect every last one.

Even in the wild, no one is born knowing how to be a parent. This first-time langur mom has to learn and practice before her baby arrives.