Sky Nature Friday

Observing five unique feline species making a comeback in the wild and their courage and resilience as they try to thrive in a changing world

Alison collects 10 stump-tailed macaques being retired from a research facility in Edinburgh, while staff at the park are anxious as chimp Athena undergoes an eye operation

Staff prepare for two new woolly monkeys from Switzerland, and the male capuchins are put to the test with a clever puzzle feeder

Hope is busier even earlier than ever, leaving her and the team struggling to handle their huge caseload. Meanwhile, a volunteer helps an injured bird

In the Pantanal, the ocelot appears to be making a comeback. A team of scientists tries to figure out the clues to its resurgence

Biologist Patrick Aryee examines the development of monkeys from Central and South America and their evolutionary journey dating back more than 40 million years

The runt of a litter of lion cubs becomes separated from the pride, and would seem to be doomed - but the baby's mother responds to a cry for help and comes to the rescue

A look at the world's most endearing baby animals as they grow up and find the courage and skills they need to survive

Alison collects 10 stump-tailed macaques being retired from a research facility in Edinburgh, while staff at the park are anxious as chimp Athena undergoes an eye operation

Staff prepare for two new woolly monkeys from Switzerland, and the male capuchins are put to the test with a clever puzzle feeder

Hope is busier even earlier than ever, leaving her and the team struggling to handle their huge caseload. Meanwhile, a volunteer helps an injured bird

In the Pantanal, the ocelot appears to be making a comeback. A team of scientists tries to figure out the clues to its resurgence

Biologist Patrick Aryee examines the development of monkeys from Central and South America and their evolutionary journey dating back more than 40 million years

Madagascar, which broke away from the supercontinent more than 160 million years ago and is now home to some incredibly unique species

A look at the world's most endearing baby animals as they grow up and find the courage and skills they need to survive

Alison collects 10 stump-tailed macaques being retired from a research facility in Edinburgh, while staff at the park are anxious as chimp Athena undergoes an eye operation

Staff prepare for two new woolly monkeys from Switzerland, and the male capuchins are put to the test with a clever puzzle feeder

Documentary following the work of staff at the RSPCA hospital in Brisbane, including a vet giving a koala mouth-to-mouth resuscitation

The northern team attach an activity tag to a bull shark, before diving 80 metres deep to put a satellite tracker on a great white

A look at the world's most endearing baby animals as they grow up and find the courage and skills they need to survive

Madagascar, which broke away from the supercontinent more than 160 million years ago and is now home to some incredibly unique species

The documentary goes back in time to reveal how lions conquered the world and how the tiger became the real king of the jungle

In the depths of Australia's oceans lurks a killer crew of creatures. Discover the deadliest of them all

Documentary following the work of staff at the RSPCA hospital in Brisbane, including a vet giving a koala mouth-to-mouth resuscitation

The northern team attach an activity tag to a bull shark, before diving 80 metres deep to put a satellite tracker on a great white

Hope is busier even earlier than ever, leaving her and the team struggling to handle their huge caseload. Meanwhile, a volunteer helps an injured bird

In the Pantanal, the ocelot appears to be making a comeback. A team of scientists tries to figure out the clues to its resurgence

The work of a rescue centre in Canada. Hope's first orphaned mammal arrives earlier than ever and a mysterious patient from last year is back