Sky Nature HD Sunday

Sticking together means surviving for animals that find safety from predators in numbers. This documentary asks what it is like to grow up in a big group

From the southern white rhino to the critically endangered Sulawesi macaque, it is a very special thing when threatened species give birth

Adorable animal babies and the clans that care for them, including a koala joey, elk twins and a litter of Asian short-clawed otters

Some baby animals are sweet - but some are downright ugly. This edition features those that are a little harder on the eye, revealing how their looks actually keep them alive

An investigation into the different reasons animals fight, from power and territory to family and food, beginning with the most basic of instincts - the fight for life

The documentary reveals how, for species that live in packs or pods, the survival of each individual is tied to the success of the group

Documentary about dogs that help humans in surprising ways, including a Great Dane that has helped a girl with a muscle-wasting condition to walk, swim and ride a bike

A look at how when weaver birds, aardvarks and termites build homes in the African savannah, they find other animals moving in - creatures that all contribute something to the home

Looking at how a Sprocker spaniel's sense of smell and the protective instincts of an Anatolian shepherd dog are playing a vital role in the conservation of endangered species

Exploring the planet's most diverse woodlands and learning how the forests connect and nurture the lives of countless species

Exploring the planet's most diverse woodlands and learning how the forests connect and nurture the lives of countless species

Documentary exploring the unique abilities of the woodpecker to reveal what makes this bird so special. Narrated by Paul Giamatti

Cameras follow Yasmine and Yara as they experience the joys of rain and climbing, and Winston takes a dip in his new pool

Part one of two. The naturalist explores the origins of life on Earth, explaining how newly discovered fossils have transformed scientists' understanding of the first organisms

Part two of two. The naturalist explores how evolution gained pace once creatures developed mouths and mobility, and reveals how animals began surviving on dry land

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

A look at some of earth's most dangerous creatures, such as the world's most venomous snake and the deadly nature of the marine creatures

Exploring more of earth's dangerous creatures, from the tiny frog that's packed with poison in South America to the world's most venomous spider, in Sydney, Australia

Cameras follow Yasmine and Yara as they experience the joys of rain and climbing, and Winston takes a dip in his new pool

A look at how when weaver birds, aardvarks and termites build homes in the African savannah, they find other animals moving in - creatures that all contribute something to the home

Documentary about a former wasteland in the middle of Europe where wastewater used to be deposited, which is now a paradise for birds migrating from across the continent and beyond

Documentary about dogs that help humans in surprising ways, including a Great Dane that has helped a girl with a muscle-wasting condition to walk, swim and ride a bike

Looking at how a Sprocker spaniel's sense of smell and the protective instincts of an Anatolian shepherd dog are playing a vital role in the conservation of endangered species

A look at how Australia's snakes slithered their way to the top of every ecosystem in one of the harshest and most extreme continents on earth

A look at the continent's diverse but dangerous snake species, which have evolved to thrive in the myriad habitats within the vast and biodiverse landscapes

The weirdest-looking birds are often also the most incredible survivors. Check out the winged weirdos whose strange looks keep them alive

Some of the most hideous animals in the world owe their survival to their bad looks. They may be grotesque but their evolution is amazing