Sky Nature Tomorrow

Following the work of a rescue centre founded by Hope Swinimer as it rehabilitates more than 1,000 animals every year

Following the work of a rescue centre founded by Hope Swinimer as it rehabilitates more than 1,000 animals every year

It's moving day at Hope for Wildlife as Hope's bobcats are released, making way for the red foxes and growing raccoons. Meanwhile, the second baby barred owl this year arrives

Hope and the team experience a frightening moment when the foxes escape from their enclosure. Luckily, they don't make it far. Two seals are released to the wild

The team is excited when three healthy, orphaned blonde raccoons arrive at Hope's. Justine the beaver also makes her return and a raccoon arrives in a predicament

The annual fox release is interrupted as a fawn arrives requiring urgent care from the team. The barred owls and a seal make great strides

Dr Marty and the MMR team rush to save a massive sea lion caught in a plastic noose, and an orphaned baby sea otter gets adopted into a new family

The rescue team tries to save an otter as Dr Marty battles rough conditions to help an entangled sea lion. At the Rescue Centre, a mischievous seal pup puts himself in danger

The MMR team helps a lost sea turtle get back home. A huge sea lion is found shot with a crossbow bolt, and Dr Marty helps a fruit bat cope with old age

Documentary following daily life at Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset, where staff look after monkeys, chimps, orangutans and other primates

Documentary following daily life at Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset, where staff look after monkeys, chimps, orangutans and other primates

How different animals cope with their surroundings, beginning with predators living in some of the coldest habitats on Earth

A look at how countless strategies to reproduce have evolved, while the fight for a mate can be both deadly and beautiful

It is the dry season in the Luangwa Valley and for herbivores food is hard to come by, but one animal's misfortune can be another's good luck

A look at how Zambia's Luangwa Valley is in constant flux, influenced by the myriad of animals that call it home

Their behaviours are as complex as mammals and they have existed since the dinosaurs. David Attenborough delves into the lives of dragonflies and damselflies

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

A powerful pride of 20 lions, led by three strong males, finds itself facing an uncertain future when it ends up with only one cub

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

Documentary using high-speed cameras to show spectacularly brutal co-ordinated attacks by predators

Documentary using high-speed cameras to show spectacularly brutal co-ordinated attacks by predators

A powerful pride of 20 lions, led by three strong males, finds itself facing an uncertain future when it ends up with only one cub

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

Two boisterous elephant babies begin to outgrow the Lilayi nursery, so the time comes for them to be relocated to Kafue National Park

Researcher set out to understand why Zambia's kinda baboons have turned their backs on aggression and are starting to lead more peaceful lives

Come face-to-face with alphas who use might to subdue enemies, from sea lions and cape buffalo to Canada geese and lionesses.

Meet the ugliest alphas of the animal world, from warthogs and giant African bullfrogs to wild turkeys and Nile crocodiles

Witness a face-tearing battle between Lacerta lizards and a leopard seal's stealth attack as we peak inside the lives of alphas who prefer to live alone.

Connect with Earth's most talkative species, from angry fruit bats and their loud complaints, to orcas and their human-scale speech systems.