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In Australia, the invasive red fox has become a leading threat to native wildlife, significantly impacting ecosystems and biodiversity.
In the South Atlantic, albatross chicks being blown from their nests profoundly impacted BBC wildlife filmmaker Abigail Lees.
A rare moment captures the birth of a baby giraffe, falling 3 meters in a zoo.
Three baby puffins struggle to find their way on an island, relying on the support of their helpers to overcome communication barriers.
In Kruger National Park, orphaned baby rhinos receive critical care and protection from dedicated guardians as part of the United for Wildlife programme.
A lioness hesitates to kill a newborn wildebeest calf, which mistakenly treats her as a mother figure in the Serengeti's harsh environment.
Residents of the Sundarbans work to protect their mangrove forest and coexist with Bengal tigers.
BBC Earth showcases significant moments from the last decade of natural history, featuring iconic footage from series like Planet Earth and Blue Planet.
Bees and beans, rather than bats, play a crucial role in the evolutionary history of butterflies, as explored by Complexly for PBS Digital Studios.
Bear Grylls catches a bluespotted stingray while spear fishing in shallow waters off a remote Pacific island, demonstrating survival techniques.
Temperatures in the lava tubes beneath Kilauea volcano reach about 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit as Bear Grylls crosses the hazardous terrain to find food.
A man jogging in the Everglades became trapped in a mud sinkhole for four days before being found alive, delirious and covered in bug bites.
Bear Grylls showcases survival skills by eating maggots and live fish in the wild.
Eight percent of the world's animal species inhabit the Amazon rainforest, where Bear Grylls encounters the largest grubs he has ever seen.
Bear Grylls climbs to 9,500 feet in Copper Canyon, Mexico, where he consumes a venomous scorpion after cutting off its stinger.
Frustration mounts as Bear Grylls struggles to create an ember using friction, requiring temperatures of 800 degrees Fahrenheit to spark a fire.
Bear Grylls climbs a 200-foot waterfall in Alaska while demonstrating survival skills, including making a spear to catch salmon.
Malaria kills a million Africans every year, prompting Bear Grylls to demonstrate survival techniques in the Kenyan wilderness.
Bear Grylls loses about a liter of water every hour while searching for bird eggs in 110-degree heat, demonstrating survival techniques in extreme conditions.
Bear Grylls builds a shelter to protect against snakes and mosquitoes in the wild.
Bear Grylls shares essential jungle survival techniques based on his experiences with the British Special Forces and extreme environments like Everest and the Arctic.
At 10,000 feet, Bear Grylls parachutes into a remote area of the Malaysian wilderness to demonstrate survival techniques on uninhabited islands.
Bear Grylls showcases his survival skills and resourcefulness while hunting wild pig in a challenging environment, drawing on his British Special Forces background.
Bear Grylls shares survival secrets for thriving in the temperate zone in this episode.
Adult pandas can eat between 10 to 40 kg of bamboo daily, depending on the season and availability.
Butterflies are showcased in stunning footage from the BBC Earth archive, highlighting their diverse ecosystems, behaviors, and vital roles in pollination.
Two boys plan to protect a beaver after its dam floods their father's hayfield, leading to a conflict between wildlife and farming.
American beavers (Castor canadensis) build a lake, a makeshift fridge, and a winter den, showcasing their adaptability in the wild.
Filming wildlife documentaries requires extensive commitment, as seen in the efforts to befriend a family of whales over 15 years and live in trees for weeks.
Behind-the-scenes moments from BBC Earth’s Planet Earth III showcase unexpected interactions with wildlife, including a tapir photo bomb and a fish shooting water at the crew.
The Maramures region in Romania showcases traditional shepherding and rural life.
Four hours of daily observation precede the birth of a beluga calf at the Vancouver Aquarium, which ends in the unexpected death of the newborn.
From a hamster cage to life-threatening situations, BBC Earth presents a compilation of the top five remarkable animal escapes in the wild.
This compilation highlights five memorable moments featuring Emperor penguins, Weddell seals, and orcas in Antarctica's harsh environment.
Five memorable scenes from the BBC Earth archive highlight the unique behaviors and speed of cheetahs, showcasing their agility and striking spotted coats.
BBC Earth presents a compilation of thrilling lion moments from its extensive natural history archives, showcasing the majesty and behavior of these iconic predators.
Lions, as some of the most majestic predators in the wild, are showcased in a compilation of their best moments across various habitats.
More than 260 species of monkeys are showcased through a collection of memorable moments highlighting their behaviors and interactions in various environments.
1,500 miles is the distance swallows travel from Nigeria to a desert oasis, where they find water by feeding on flies filled with fresh water.
Animals across various species engage in teamwork and symbiotic relationships, showcasing the collaborative nature of the animal kingdom.
Animals like platypuses, chimpanzees, dolphins, and bees work together in their ecosystems, showcasing teamwork for hunting and social interactions.
BBC Earth highlights five significant moments in the lives of ants, showcasing their unique behaviors and vital roles in the ecosystem.
Asian wildlife is showcased through memorable moments featuring pandas, eagles, and tigers, highlighting the diversity of the continent's animal kingdom.
David Attenborough returns to Madagascar to explore the legacy of the extinct elephant bird and assess the island's changing wildlife landscape.
Australia's diverse wildlife is showcased through iconic species such as kangaroos and crocodiles, highlighting the continent's unique natural heritage.
BBC Earth compiles its top five memorable frog moments from its extensive natural history archive, showcasing the diversity and beauty of these amphibians.
Bison battle for dominance, raccoons forage on rock crabs, and polar bears scavenge a whale carcass in a showcase of North America's wildlife.
Marine life across the Pacific and other oceanic environments is showcased through stunning cinematography, highlighting the need for ocean conservation.
