Lion
Living in prides they are the only truly social cats.
Planet Earth Live is an ambitious attempt to follow the life and death struggles of baby animals from around the globe, during one of the most critical times in their young lives.
Based in Africa Richard Hammond will be reporting live on all the lion and elephant dramas. Meanwhile, Julia Bradbury is in North America following the highs and lows of black bears, grey whales and sea otters. A strong supporting cast including meerkats in South Africa and Sri Lanka's toque macaques are sure to take you on a rollercoaster ride of emotions.
Be sure to watch these animal dramas unfold over the coming weeks on BBC One.
Living in prides they are the only truly social cats.
The largest living land mammals with interesting social lives.
Known locally as 'river wolves' they are top carnivores.
Like to rest, sleep and hold paws wrapped in kelp.
Curious bears with complex family relationships.
Undertakers of the longest annual migration of any mammal.
One of Africa's most popular and charismatic animals.
Troops can be a common sight in Sri Lanka's ancient temples.
This is Planet EarthWith Planet Earth Live hitting our screens, what better way to marvel at the wonders of nature than watching a fantastic collection of video highlights from the original Planet Earth series.
Take a trip through the natural world with our themed collections of video clips from the natural history archive.
Nature: Behind the Scenes
Attenborough's frozen planet
Deadly dinosaurs
Baby Animals
Seaside spectacular
Nature's record breakers
Garden wildlife
Jonathan Scott: a wild life in Africa
David Attenborough's Madagascar
Life in slow motion
Garden birds
George's marvellous minibeasts
Wild autumn
Timelapse photography: speeding up life
Going, going, gone
Brilliant bees
Wildlife wind-ups
Year of the Tiger
What on Earth...? 2009
The wildlife of Life
David Attenborough's favourite moments
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Explore our dynamic planet with stunning video clips of volcanoes, earthquakes and more.
Floating lizard Unsinkable pygmy geckos avoid drowning in water droplets.
Barbary lions The heraldic symbol of England is extinct in the wild.
Snake in the grass Danger lurks in many guises, but even the cleverest animals can be fooled by a fake snake!
Great escape When clamming up won't work, scallops have a nifty way of escaping danger.
When toads explode Clever corvids are the culprits with this gruesome phenomenon.
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