Sky Nature HD Sunday

Growing up with brothers and sisters makes life a little sweeter, and time spent together helps these baby animals explore and learn

There's no time to lie about and relax for some baby animals. If they want to avoid being someone else's prey, they have to hit the ground running

Exploring how the praying mantis has the agility of a martial artist and an appetite for everything from flies to hummingbirds

How beetles keep ecosystems in balance with biological weapons like tusks and toxic sprays and why they are the world's unsung heroes

The wildlife presenter explores Ireland's western islands, beginning with Rathlin, Malin Head and Inishtrahull, where he sees basking sharks and dolphins

Eoin visits a native woodland on Clare Island and as he sails through Connemara's waters, he finds deserted islands home to skylarks

Eoin is back in his Galway hooker and sails to the islands off Co Kerry, before heading south to his home waters off Cork and ending his journey at Fastnet Rock

A look at Kui Buri National Park in Thailand, a hidden eden which is home to Asian elephants and the world's largest bovine - the gaur

Naturalist David Attenborough investigates the life of a Victorian elephant, supposedly the largest that ever lived, who became famous as part of PT Barnum's circus

The renowned documentarian is interviewed by the former US president about the future of the planet, their shared passion for nature, and potential ways to protect the environment

Sharks are among the planet's oldest and most highly evolved predators. This documentary follows the people dedicated to learning more about these creatures and their plight

The seldom-seen reptiles that lurk in the African shadows. Masters of the underworld, these snakes and lizards have conquered almost every habitat there

Investigating the growing population of jellyfish blooms around the world and examining whether this species is on its way to dominating the oceans as they once did

Experts explore the science behind hurricanes as dramatic footage and survivor stories reveal the devastating power of these deadly storms

Documentary using previously unseen footage of some of the greatest filming sequences of David Attenborough's career, from the Great Barrier Reef to Borneo

Further footage of David Attenborough's global wildlife adventures, from the depths of the Great Barrier Reef to the ancient rainforests of Borneo

The broadcaster explores the rise of life on Earth, from the emergence of the first creatures on seabeds hundreds of millions of years ago to the wildlife of today

Investigating the growing population of jellyfish blooms around the world and examining whether this species is on its way to dominating the oceans as they once did

Experts explore the science behind hurricanes as dramatic footage and survivor stories reveal the devastating power of these deadly storms

Naturalist David Attenborough investigates the life of a Victorian elephant, supposedly the largest that ever lived, who became famous as part of PT Barnum's circus

A look at Kui Buri National Park in Thailand, a hidden eden which is home to Asian elephants and the world's largest bovine - the gaur

In the wild, having company means protection, while isolation often leads to danger. The documentary reveals how groups of animals work together to fight off threats

Species that cannot survive in one place and must migrate, following epic flights, sea journeys and road trips that play a key part in the lives of many animals

Getting up close and personal with the animals that live in the Rocky Mountains, where elk and moose live alongside predators like bears and wolves

A look at how some creatures manage to defy gravity among the highest peaks on the continent, where the air is thin and cold and even trees cannot survive

A return to Iceland to see how its landscapes are changing through the retreat of its glaciers. Every year, their tremendous power alters the nation for ever