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David Attenborough offers an insight into the most successful animals on the planet, revealing warm-bloodedness as one of the key factors in mammals' global domination

David Attenborough offers an insight into insect-eating animals, including shrews that dive under water, moles that 'swim' in sand, and bats that hunt in packs on the ground

David Attenborough observes the feeding habits of herbivores, including elephants forced to undertake epic migrations to ensure a steady diet of the plants they need to survive

David Attenborough examines the world of rodents, including mice and squirrels, which can chisel their way through any obstacle with their constantly growing incisor teeth

David Attenborough offers an insight into the most successful animals on the planet, revealing warm-bloodedness as one of the key factors in mammals' global domination

David Attenborough offers an insight into insect-eating animals, including shrews that dive under water, moles that 'swim' in sand, and bats that hunt in packs on the ground

David Attenborough observes the feeding habits of herbivores, including elephants forced to undertake epic migrations to ensure a steady diet of the plants they need to survive

David Attenborough examines the world of rodents, including mice and squirrels, which can chisel their way through any obstacle with their constantly growing incisor teeth

David Attenborough offers an insight into the most successful animals on the planet, revealing warm-bloodedness as one of the key factors in mammals' global domination

David Attenborough offers an insight into insect-eating animals, including shrews that dive under water, moles that 'swim' in sand, and bats that hunt in packs on the ground

David Attenborough observes the feeding habits of herbivores, including elephants forced to undertake epic migrations to ensure a steady diet of the plants they need to survive

David Attenborough examines the world of rodents, including mice and squirrels, which can chisel their way through any obstacle with their constantly growing incisor teeth

David Attenborough offers an insight into the most successful animals on the planet, revealing warm-bloodedness as one of the key factors in mammals' global domination

David Attenborough offers an insight into insect-eating animals, including shrews that dive under water, moles that 'swim' in sand, and bats that hunt in packs on the ground

David Attenborough observes the feeding habits of herbivores, including elephants forced to undertake epic migrations to ensure a steady diet of the plants they need to survive

David Attenborough examines the world of rodents, including mice and squirrels, which can chisel their way through any obstacle with their constantly growing incisor teeth

Explore New Zealand's rugged fjords, mountain peaks, steaming volcanic landscapes and bizarre cave systems, crossed with lush rainforests and fields that profit from volcanic soil

With damage caused by climate change as glaciers melt and forests are replaced by pastureland, New Zealand is responding with a radical environmental policy

Part one of two. Documentary charting wildlife conservation projects in India, including efforts to avert the extinction of the Asiatic lion

Emma wants to create a good first impression, but her first day doesn't start as planned when she forgets to bring the right shoes and has to call her husband

Anthony Bourdain is thrust into Paraguay by investigating his great, great, great, grandfather, Paraguayan émigré Jean Bourdain, while sampling savoury local dishes

The explorer visits Windermere in the Lake District, where he plunges into the world of long-distance swimming and helps the staff who run the waterway's boats