Sky Nature HD Sunday

The African intertidal zone, sometimes water and sometimes land, and home to a unique universe of plants and creatures

The distinctive landscape of Agulhas on Africa's east coast, which is made up of everything from mangrove swamps to colourful coral reefs

The natural world is filled with colourful, quaint and quirky characters. This documentary reveals how, when the name of the game is survival, nothing is too outrageous

The life of a toque macaque monkey hiding out in the jungles of Sri Lanka. But as its contact with humans increases, it begins to change in rather unexpected ways

The creatures that live in the ocean's darkest depths and the skills they have built over the years, from blind worms who fish to crabs who climb trees and more

Discover some of the planet's strangest animals, from snapping shrimp to wolf eels, and see how these ocean-dwelling creatures ensure mutual survival

The bizarre mating rituals of the ocean's most peculiar creatures, from bloody battles to super-size litters

Australia's Fraser Island, the largest sand island in the world, which boasts a variety of landscapes, including coastal heathland, open woodlands and tropical rainforests

The beaches of California, which are some of the most beautiful in the world, but which also risk falling out of balance due to mankind's effects on nature

A look at how animals use air to their advantage when finding and keeping a mate. Narrated by Keeley Hawes

Examining how airborne creatures navigate the skies, with some routes being short and others across hundreds of miles

A visit to the ranch that Albert the camel runs with his human friend Alex, and a check-in with Herbie the wallaby as he gets pampered

How being disorganised works in the favour of certain animals, revealing how a chaotic approach to life can help a species get ahead in a land of extremes

In the wild, being obsessive isn't a flaw - it can be a means of survival. This episode examines how certain animals know that obsession equals success

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

Documentary following David Attenborough as he travels around the world to make his series First Life, which explores the origins of life on Earth

The natural world is filled with colourful, quaint and quirky characters. This documentary reveals how, when the name of the game is survival, nothing is too outrageous

The secrets of the most extreme sleepers of the animal kingdom, looking at how they deal with sleep deprivation and trying to discover whether animals dream

A visit to the ranch that Albert the camel runs with his human friend Alex, and a check-in with Herbie the wallaby as he gets pampered

How being disorganised works in the favour of certain animals, revealing how a chaotic approach to life can help a species get ahead in a land of extremes

In the wild, being obsessive isn't a flaw - it can be a means of survival. This episode examines how certain animals know that obsession equals success

Part one of two. Biologist and naturalist Dan O'Neill sets out on a mission to protect one of Earth's most elusive creatures - the snow leopard

Part two of two. Navigate the harsh Mongolian wilderness with Dan as he searches for the largest snow leopard ever recorded, known as 'the Dude'

A team of wildlife filmmakers explore the forests of Yala National Park as they investigate the enigmatic sloth bear's life and behaviour

A sick elephant calf who was found abandoned near a reserve appears to be another victim of the battle for space between humans and elephants

The importance of cooperation in the animal kingdom, where some creatures work together to be social while others put the welfare of the group above their own potential

From the shark to the horseshoe crab, meet the planet's 'living fossils' - the creatures that have survived relatively unchanged for millions of years