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11 films
Ten participants select ten essential items each to survive in the Arctic Circle, facing grizzly bears and frigid temperatures.
Less than 100 Asiatic cheetahs remain in the wild, prompting wildlife photographer Benny Rebel to advocate for their conservation in Iran.
Four young peregrine falcons leave their nest in the Scottish Highlands, marking a successful breeding season for this rare and protected species.
Eleanor Janega explores the lavish and perilous sport culture of medieval nobility, featuring jousting tournaments, crossbow competitions, falconry, and Real Tennis at Hampton Court Palace.
Rodney Stotts, a former drug dealer turned licensed falconer, transforms an abandoned barn into a bird sanctuary, offering inner-city youth a path to healing and redemption.
In Europe's dense forests, apex predators like the goshawk utilize advanced senses to survive against rivals and face threats from human expansion and poaching.
Falconry was introduced in Europe by Emperor Frederick II, who inherited the practice from the Arabs, making it a popular noble activity throughout the continent.
Peregrine falcons can reach speeds of up to 400 kilometers an hour, making them the fastest animals in the world.
Falconry in Pakistan demands immense dedication, as practitioners form deep bonds with their birds while navigating the challenges of training and care.
In Mongolia, the Kazakhs hunt with golden eagles, the biggest hunters of the sky.
Julie Montagu interacts with a fearsome bird of prey at Holdenby House's falconry center.
