Episodes

Explore the wickedly ingenious ways our wild neighbors are staking their claim for territory in an increasingly human-controlled world.

Martin Nicholas searches for exotic spiders such as the goliath birdeater of Venezuela and a small South American spider that creates a web up to 30 feet long.

Extreme doggie makeover! 6/5/11

NATURE visits one of the world's most spectacular aquariums. 7/10/11

It's one of the most brutal environments on Earth - so how does life carry on here? 8/7/11

Follow Bob Cranston in his quest to film and understand the world’s most mysterious cephalopods.

When Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans, more than 250,000 pets were left stranded by the storm's destruction

In interviews with scientists and eyewitnesses, NATURE probes the evidence that some animals may have senses that allow them to predict impending natural disasters long before we can.

Examine a remarkable and mysterious partnership between killer whales and whalers.

Join Hardy Jones in his crusade to protect dolphins.

Expeditions to the Central African Republic, Guatemala and Cambodia to explore primates of the rain forests.

Go into the depths of the Amazon, home to millions of marvelous species.

Explore how the rainforest acts as an engine of evolution. The Sumatran tiger is caught on film.

Scientists have discovered that natural poisons, toxins, and venoms contain chemicals that can be used to create an array of drugs for treating everything from chronic pain to cancer. In this film, meet the naturalists and scientists who are researching the venom cure. It's risky, but rewarding, work.

In 1967, local villagers in Africa's Equitorial Guinea captured a remarkable baby gorilla with a coat of pure white. The film tells the story of this amazing animal, from his loving upbringing by humans to his eventual death from skin cancer in 2003. It also tracks the revolutionary changes in our understanding of how best to care for gorillas that have taken place during Snowflake's lifetime.