Sky Nature HD Sunday

Delve into the surprising behaviours of some of Australia's most unlikely romantics, including shingleback lizards, eastern ospreys, brown boobys and even corals

Meeting some uniquely curious animals, including brushtail possums, parrots, numbats and more

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

A Tasmanian devil shows its softer side and Buttons the deer enjoys a family dinner. Spud the 800-kilogram bull plays a game of football and a sea turtle makes some big moves

Dingani the baboon shares a one-of-a-kind kinship with his primate pal Lucy and a pig celebrates the anniversary of its rescue. Banksi the fruit bat has a flap around

The autumn season brings fresh opportunities for creatures including seals, chameleons and monkeys. Plus, rare creatures begin to reveal themselves

The Southern African winter brings drought, ice and storms. As animals battle the elements, they face more competition amongst themselves

Following a young leopard Prince Rana as he fights to secure his place in Jhalana's territory, even if it means facing off against his own father Bahadur

Part one of two. The creatures of the Carpathian Mountains. A mother brown bear struggles to find food for her two cubs, while lynx kittens venture away from their den

Part two of two. The role played by one of the most misunderstood creatures of the Carpathian mountains - the Eurasian wolf

Patrick Aryee investigates the world's largest animals, beginning in the Americas by finding out more about sperm whales, grizzly bears and anacondas

Patrick Aryee investigates animals from Australia and Asia, meeting Komodo dragons, orangutans and giant pandas as he explores why these creatures all came to be supersized

Patrick Aryee explores the challenges facing nature's giants in Africa, tracking down great white sharks, desert giraffes and one of the last tusker elephants

Tracking the black rhino's evolution through adaptation and conservation, discovering the powerful senses and survival traits of this armoured giant

David Attenborough employs the latest technologies to explore the violence, rivalries and deadly weaponry existing within the world of bugs

How creepy-crawly predators defuse the defences of their prey, featuring the cockroach wasp, the whirligig beetle and the sophisticated jumping portia spider

Courtship in the bug world, from scorpions that shake their behinds and the perfume-wearing nasonia wasp to the tropical cricket, which is forced to bribe its potential partners

The mating habits of various bugs, watching the male orb spider as it sneaks up on its intended, and the lothario-like butterfly

Bugs that prefer co-operation to conflict, including the burrowing cockroach, the green ant, the social spider, and the queen bee overseeing her happy hive of workers

The broadcaster concludes his close-up examination of the bug world with a look at insect colonies, some of which can span entire continents

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

Tracking the black rhino's evolution through adaptation and conservation, discovering the powerful senses and survival traits of this armoured giant

Animals' extraordinary sensory powers, beginning with vision - a world where dragonflies see in almost every direction and pigeons see 10 times the colour that humans

The documentary asks what makes a truly super-powered animal, scouring the globe for the strangest and most surprising animal skills

The fierce terrain to be found north of Lake Superior, the world's largest freshwater lake, including the rugged ancient landscape of the Canadian Shield

The stunning vistas of the Niagara Escarpment, where the views are only matched by the rich First Nations lore

Profile of the eucalyptus-eating, tree-hugging Australian icons, beginning by revealing how their behaviours differ in the south and south east of the continent

While koalas may seem lazy, their behaviour drastically changes during mating season. As the season of love begins, the documentary follows two males on a mission to mate

Following the work of a rescue centre founded by Hope Swinimer as it rehabilitates more than 1,000 animals every year