Sky Nature Sunday

This edition reveals how firebirds, kangaroos and more adopt questionable behaviours in a daring attempt to survive

Examining some of the oddest Australian animals - including the thorny devil, frogfish, mudskippers and more - and discovering how eccentricity can be a superpower in the wild

A curious raccoon sticks his head a little too far into a peanut butter jar on a sweltering summer day in Toronto. See how the team gets him out of this sticky situation

The rescue crew pays a house call to a sleepy horse barn where a fox with an irritating skin condition is staying up in an old stall

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

Experts test the limits with jaguar cub Frida, as she hones her survival skills in Brazil's Caiman Lodge Reserve

Life in Florida's Everglades, beginning with the season of drought, when predators and prey are pushed dangerously close together

The rainy season in the Florida Everglades, a stark contrast to the dry winter which preceded it, as the 600-plus animal species expand both their hunting and breeding grounds

This edition unmasks the beauty of swamplands, which have inspired centuries of folklore and serve as a vital link between life and death

The broadcaster explores the ways different creatures hear and produce sound and how it can influence their decisions

From melodic songs to strange hums, David Attenborough shares the sounds that gibbons, lyrebirds, bull elk and more use to find a mate - and warn off the competition

A look at how baby animals communicate in their quest for survival, using sound to beg and call for help in the early days of life

Meeting nature's oddballs and mavericks, revealing the bizarre behaviours and ingenious adaptations that help remarkable animals survive

Following leopards through harsh landscapes, where stealth and cunning help them outwit rivals, find food and protect their young against the odds

The challenges posed by the habitat of the desert, a world with no water and where temperatures fluctuate from the heat of midday to the freezing depths of night

The rainforest is the richest habitat on Earth, but still the animals here must develop impressive locomotion, defence and camouflage skills to survive

Patrick Aryee examines the animals that live on the coast. From crashing waves to extreme tides, surviving here takes ingenuity and incredible adaptations

Meeting nature's oddballs and mavericks, revealing the bizarre behaviours and ingenious adaptations that help remarkable animals survive

Following leopards through harsh landscapes, where stealth and cunning help them outwit rivals, find food and protect their young against the odds

Traverse one of the longest natural sandbars side-by-side with pilot whales, then swim amongst dolphins and fur seals through drowned river valleys