Sky Nature HD Sunday

For animals born in bulk, life is a battle from the very start. Patrick Aryee marvels at the strategies nature has come up with to raise the next generation

The Bahamas is the underwater movie capital of the world. For decades, Hollywood has come here to make epic movies and TV shows in its crystal waters

Roatan is known for its climate, white sandy beaches and shipwrecks. Here, explore artificial marine habitats at various stages of development

From opportunistic pirate ships, to well-armed navy vessels, the history of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula is explored

A look at the country's wildlife, beginning by joining a young gibbon as it forages for food, dodges predators and masters the acrobatics needed for jungle life

Following baby rhino Rajah and his mother as he learns how to survive the grasslands of Northeast India

Many power battles await a Tibetan wild stallion as it follows a female herd for the chance to sire the next generation

Steve encounters whales that face the longest migratory journeys, including a female Southern Right Whale that has travelled to the waters off Argentina to give birth

Steve returns home and travels around the British Isles to follow stories of survival and meet the people striving to give whales and dolphins a safe future

Following his visit to the Great Barrier Reef in 1957, the broadcaster returns and uses the latest filming techniques to unlock the secrets of the natural wonder

Using the latest technology, the naturalist explores the shark-infested waters of Osprey Reef, before tracking dwarf minke whales to discover their reasons for returning

The naturalist examines what the future holds for the natural wonder, before embarking on an ambitious attempt to dive further into the reef than ever before

Their behaviours are as complex as mammals and they have existed since the dinosaurs. David Attenborough delves into the lives of dragonflies and damselflies

The challenges that lions face during the rainy season, when everything turns green and spoils the big cats' camouflage

The veteran naturalist examines creatures capable of flight, initially turning his attentions toward a descendant of the dragonfly, the Atlas beetle and the blow fly

The naturalist meets creatures that glide, including the harlequin tree frog, has a CGI-assisted encounter with a pterosaur and encounters the planet's largest species of bat

The veteran broadcaster turns his attention to creatures that dominate today's skies, from scavenging vultures and predatory falcons to hummingbirds and bats

The story of the Golden Forest, vast expanses of vital kelp that lines Africa's southwestern shore, and feed four distinct worlds

Southern African penguins are struggling, but then the species finds a stronghold on two islands in Algoa Bay

The challenges that lions face during the rainy season, when everything turns green and spoils the big cats' camouflage

A profile of Madonna, the first kinda baboon to be studied from birth to adulthood, a research project that is helping experts understand the secrets of her species

In 1997, black rhinos were declared extinct in Zambia. Thanks to an ambitious reintroduction plan, they are back. This documentary follows the team fighting to keep them safe

Animals' superiority over humans when it comes to the senses, beginning with a look at smell, vital for finding everything from possible mates to potential predators

A look at how some animals have developed an extraordinary sense of touch, and are able to pick up the tiniest vibrations that humans could only dream of

One of the most amazing senses in the world, sight helps animals spot their prey - and avoid predators. This episode reveals how creatures throughout nature harness this gift

The power of hearing, which helps some animals perceive changes in the environment, whether through the air or through water

A look at animals with senses that humans could hardly begin to conceive - powers with which they can do marvellous things

A look at how animals have developed their senses way beyond what humans have and turned them into marvels of biological engineering