In 2019, a documentary follows Alexis, who has a life-threatening disease, as she cares for a group of sick, injured, or dying animals in northern Scotland. These animals include those with terminal cancer, disabilities, or those saved from slaughterhouses. Alexis works tirelessly to ensure they all have a dignified end to their lives.

I help animals to die with dignity

The documentary "Land of Dragons" explores the unique ecosystem of an archipelago where isolation led to the development of endemic species and remarkable biological diversity. From tropical rainforests to mangrove swamps and savannas, each habitat supports its own distinct flora and fauna. Some species are exclusive to the archipelago or specific islands, while others can also be found in neighboring continents like Asia and Australia. The film showcases the banteng, the second largest bovine in the world, and delves into the island's apex predator, the revered and feared tiger. Java, one of the islands, is home to the enigmatic Javan rhinoceros, one of the rarest mammals on Earth. Discover the fascinating wildlife and conservation challenges of this captivating jungle landscape.

Animals of the Jungle. Land of Dragons

"Animals in the Womb, a groundbreaking documentary from 2006, delves into the mesmerizing world of embryonic development with the help of cutting-edge 4-D technology. Witness the fascinating journey of a Golden Retriever puppy, a dolphin, and an elephant as they grow and develop inside the womb, offering a rare glimpse into the wonders of nature's creation."

Animals in the Womb

Experience a fascinating journey through history in "Animals that Changed History - Companionship." This full documentary from 2023 explores the unique bond between humans and animals, focusing on the invaluable role of companionship. Delve into the heartwarming stories of how animals, such as cats and dogs, have been cherished as pets, allies, and loyal friends throughout the ages. Witness how these beloved creatures have not only brought happiness and comfort to our lives but also serve as a connection to our primal instincts. Discover how our relationship with them has evolved over time, shaping both us and them.

Animals that Changed History - Companionship

Filmmaker and biologist Rainer Bergomaz embarks on an expedition deep into the rainforest of Guyana to document rare animal species. He successfully captures footage of the elusive harpy eagle and studies the behavior of the black caiman, the largest predator in the Americas. Along the way, Bergomaz encounters other rare creatures and even dives with giant reptiles, providing a thrilling and insightful look into Guyana's hidden wildlife.

Animal River Challenge: Guyana's Hidden Creatures

In the 2019 documentary film, "Emotional Support Animals - America's Epidemic," the phenomenon of emotional support animals (ESAs) is explored as it has rapidly grown in popularity across the United States. More and more pet owners are seeking online certification for their animals, raising questions about whether this trend has gone too far.

Emotional support animals: has America's 'epidemic' gone too far?

Witness the awe-inspiring journeys of nature's incredible creatures in "7 Daring Animal Migrations." From the heart-stopping crossing of one million wildebeest through croc-infested waters to the majestic flight of thousands of monarch butterflies, this documentary delves into the captivating stories of animal migration. Explore the largest mammal migration in the world, the strategic organization of African buffalos, the winter survival tactics of Yellowstone bison, and the fascinating journey of a manatee seeking warmer waters. Discover why birds flock to a South African nature reserve in this riveting exploration of the natural world's most daring migrations.

7 Daring Animal Migrations

In the documentary film "Human Animal" from 2021, viewers are taken on a compelling exploration of the ethical and moral implications surrounding animal experimentation. Delving into the themes of pain, production, and the notion of playing God, this film sheds light on the complex relationship between humans and animals in the realm of scientific research. Through powerful storytelling and expert interviews, "Human Animal" prompts audiences to question the boundaries of scientific advancement and the treatment of our fellow creatures on this planet.

Animal experiments: pain, production and playing God

A wildlife cameraman visits Longleat Safari Park to film its most remarkable feeders, including a chameleon with a lightning-fast tongue. As Kate Humble and Ben Fogle witness the dedication of animal keepers, Jean Johansson organizes a playful challenge for the lion pride. Amid crucial disease testing, a tragedy tests the resilience of the park staff. Explore the heartwarming bond between animals and caretakers at Longleat with Kate Humble and Ben Fogle. An engaging look at cute critters and the compassionate individuals who protect them.

Animal documentaries