Sky Nature Sunday

A look at how, to survive Australia's hostile landscapes, animal inhabitants must always have a plan. They all rely on strategic behaviour to thrive

A look at the cannibalistic spider crab and venom-sporting platypus - proof that nowhere does strange quite like Australia

Sri Lanka's parched lowlands, a forest clearing that is a peaceful home to monkeys, deer and wild boar - and a prime hunting ground for crocodiles

An elephant on the cusp of adulthood must leave one herd and join another - but gaining the acceptance of a new family will prove difficult

As the leaves change, wild urges grip the animals. Rams Roger and Hamish battle for dominance, while Sally the hen flies the coop for a tour of the farm

The farm animals settle down for the shortest day of the year. The cows enjoy holiday treats and a concert, while Sheila is busy with her nine piglets

Following the devastating Tsunami of 2011, Japan is going through a seismic crisis. This edition takes a closer look at two of the country's most dangerous volcanos

The struggle for dominance in the natural world, from elands locking corkscrew horns to striped marlins spearing unsuspecting prey

The scavenging antics of nature's clean-up crew, as Tasmanian devils get into food fights with rivals and dung beetles roll over the competition

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

Following a 750km journey down the Drava river, starting with the current's Alpine origins to its delta in the Pannonian Basin

Diving into the great floodplains that lie along the Drava River, areas that are at risk of intense seasonal flooding, before exploring the wetlands of Kopacki Rit

The remote island of Gorgona, once chosen by the Colombian government as a prison site due to its shark-infested seas and impenetrable jungle teeming with deadly snakes

On the island of Providencia, a young female black crab undertakes a life-or-death hike to escort her 80,000 eggs from the mountain down to the sea

The broadcaster explores the Galapagos Islands in the Pacific, beginning with how the archipelago rose from the ocean four million years ago

The broadcaster reveals how life learned to adapt quickly in an ever-changing volcanic landscape, resulting in such unique species as giant whale sharks and marine iguanas

The broadcaster reveals the differences between the islands and encounters giant Pinta Island tortoise Lonesome George, who died a few weeks after filming

Documentary exploring the lives of king penguins, filmed on the sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia over five months. Presented by David Attenborough

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

A look at how the geology and origins of six, islands have forced the animals that evolved there to interact as they do nowhere else, beginning with Vancouver

A look at K'gari in Queensland, also known as Fraser Island, with footage of stingrays hunting soldier crabs in the tidal shallows, acid frogs evading vicious predators

An insight into the lives of elephant bulls in Mount Kilimanjaro and Amboseli, following their drive for dominance and the subtle social bonds that form between them

The wonders of Africa's most amazing landscapes, beginning at the Drakensberg mountain range

The Cloud Mountains of South Africa, a hidden world that serve as a window to an ancient time

The wonders of Africa's most amazing landscapes, beginning at the Drakensberg mountain range

An exploration of the remote wonder of the Exuma Cays, the Bahamas' first ocean park - a largely unexplored region made up of hundreds of tiny islands

The Chobe National Park, where lions, elephants and baboons face a daily battle against the heat as they try to raise their young on the banks of Botswana's Chobe River