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Alan Rabinowitz, Gordon Buchanan, George McGavin, Steve Backshall and Justine Evan travel to the Himalayas on an expedition aimed at helping the survival of big cats

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Footage of animals that have unusual means of finding their way around, including dung beetles that navigate by the sun and moon and pigeons with remarkable memories

The naturalist explores the extremes of birth in the animal kingdom, explaining why the giant panda gives birth to the smallest babies of any existing mammal

The naturalist investigates whether animals and plants have developed an awareness of mathematics, including bamboos that flower exactly the same around the world

The veteran naturalist investigates two shells that have proved to be winners in evolution - the bird's egg shell and the hard shell of the tortoise

The evolutionary documentary concludes, as David Attenborough profiles the Siamese fighting fish and the kangaroo, which has a kick so strong it can kill

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

The explorer heads to Derwentwater and Borrowdale, where he meets some of the locals who have battled against flooding and learned to live with the extreme conditions

In Coniston, the explorer enters a retro cycling event on a penny farthing, joins the mountain bikers of Grizedale Forest and enjoys a spot of rock climbing at Dow Crag

In Eskdale, the explorer has a close encounter with a vulture, and gets to grips with the locals in a spot of Cumberland wrestling and heads for Scafell Pike

Footage of animals that have unusual means of finding their way around, including dung beetles that navigate by the sun and moon and pigeons with remarkable memories

The naturalist explores the extremes of birth in the animal kingdom, explaining why the giant panda gives birth to the smallest babies of any existing mammal

The naturalist investigates whether animals and plants have developed an awareness of mathematics, including bamboos that flower exactly the same around the world

The veteran naturalist investigates two shells that have proved to be winners in evolution - the bird's egg shell and the hard shell of the tortoise

The evolutionary documentary concludes, as David Attenborough profiles the Siamese fighting fish and the kangaroo, which has a kick so strong it can kill

Footage of animals that have unusual means of finding their way around, including dung beetles that navigate by the sun and moon and pigeons with remarkable memories

The naturalist explores the extremes of birth in the animal kingdom, explaining why the giant panda gives birth to the smallest babies of any existing mammal

The naturalist investigates whether animals and plants have developed an awareness of mathematics, including bamboos that flower exactly the same around the world

The veteran naturalist investigates two shells that have proved to be winners in evolution - the bird's egg shell and the hard shell of the tortoise

The evolutionary documentary concludes, as David Attenborough profiles the Siamese fighting fish and the kangaroo, which has a kick so strong it can kill

Footage of animals that have unusual means of finding their way around, including dung beetles that navigate by the sun and moon and pigeons with remarkable memories

The naturalist explores the extremes of birth in the animal kingdom, explaining why the giant panda gives birth to the smallest babies of any existing mammal

The naturalist investigates whether animals and plants have developed an awareness of mathematics, including bamboos that flower exactly the same around the world

The veteran naturalist investigates two shells that have proved to be winners in evolution - the bird's egg shell and the hard shell of the tortoise

The evolutionary documentary concludes, as David Attenborough profiles the Siamese fighting fish and the kangaroo, which has a kick so strong it can kill

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

The explorer heads to Derwentwater and Borrowdale, where he meets some of the locals who have battled against flooding and learned to live with the extreme conditions

In Coniston, the explorer enters a retro cycling event on a penny farthing, joins the mountain bikers of Grizedale Forest and enjoys a spot of rock climbing at Dow Crag

In Eskdale, the explorer has a close encounter with a vulture, and gets to grips with the locals in a spot of Cumberland wrestling and heads for Scafell Pike

Footage of animals that have unusual means of finding their way around, including dung beetles that navigate by the sun and moon and pigeons with remarkable memories

The naturalist explores the extremes of birth in the animal kingdom, explaining why the giant panda gives birth to the smallest babies of any existing mammal

The naturalist investigates whether animals and plants have developed an awareness of mathematics, including bamboos that flower exactly the same around the world

The explorer heads to Derwentwater and Borrowdale, where he meets some of the locals who have battled against flooding and learned to live with the extreme conditions

In Coniston, the explorer enters a retro cycling event on a penny farthing, joins the mountain bikers of Grizedale Forest and enjoys a spot of rock climbing at Dow Crag

In Eskdale, the explorer has a close encounter with a vulture, and gets to grips with the locals in a spot of Cumberland wrestling and heads for Scafell Pike

The veteran naturalist investigates two shells that have proved to be winners in evolution - the bird's egg shell and the hard shell of the tortoise

The evolutionary documentary concludes, as David Attenborough profiles the Siamese fighting fish and the kangaroo, which has a kick so strong it can kill

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

The explorer heads to Derwentwater and Borrowdale, where he meets some of the locals who have battled against flooding and learned to live with the extreme conditions

In Coniston, the explorer enters a retro cycling event on a penny farthing, joins the mountain bikers of Grizedale Forest and enjoys a spot of rock climbing at Dow Crag

In Eskdale, the explorer has a close encounter with a vulture, and gets to grips with the locals in a spot of Cumberland wrestling and heads for Scafell Pike

Anthony Bourdain comes face to face with lions, elephants, and the great migration in Zanzibar, Tanzania, a one-time slave trade hub, and samples the famous Zanzibari pizza