Shows how flamingoes arrive on the Makgadikgadi Pans at the edge of the Kalahari Desert when it is transformed into a shallow lake by heavy rain every year. When the lake bed begins to dry, the baby flamingoes walk 50 miles to the nearest other water supply, a journey which takes many weeks.

Shows the trials and tribulations of Itaye, a baby baboon, as he learns how to survive in the swamps of Botswana's Okavango delta as a member of a troop of Chacma baboons.

Considers whether the phenomenon of jellyfish swarming is a natural occurrence or is prompted by human activity.

Films the life of coatis, which are a member of the racoon family, living in Nancite, Costa Rica.

Nature programme about puffins.

Black-footed ferrets were thought to be extinct until a colony of them was found in the early 1980s. Since then, at great expense, they have been bred in captivity until they number 300 in all. Some are now being released into the wild. The film shows their behaviour as they find their place amongst the wildlife of Wyoming.

Looks at why crabs have moved from sea to land and the problems they will have to solve if they are to become true terrestrial creatures.

Captures the hunting skills of the fishing owl which lives on the wetland paradise of the Okavango in Botswana.

A film which follows the life of a single male springbok living in the wilderness of southern Africa.

Delves into the the truth behind the legends of the Easter Bunny and chocolate egg and discovers that they are linked to the behaviour of the hare.