The Law of Survival

This episode focuses on nature's deadliest animals. From their teeth and claws to their incredible stealth and cunning, nature's most formidable predators have developed an impressive array of hunting techniques.

This episode features some of nature's most gifted animals. Their brains clearly show signs of high intelligence, which allows them to take advantage of their competition.

For every baby animal born, billions do not survive. Drought, flood, famine and predation; babies are born into a harsh world. In this episode, we learn about the incredible efforts nature's parents make to ensure the survival of their offspring.

For some animals, the key to survival is social life. In groups, they have the instinct to protect each other, they feel more secure and they accomplish great things. When looking for food or hunting, for example, it is always easier to work in pairs or more.

In this episode, we witness nature's most extraordinary animal migrations and learn about the efforts animals make to survive.

For many animals, successfully passing their genes is the main reason for living. To do this, some rely solely on their appearance, others highlight their strength, sing loudly or perform choreography. The objective is to rule out competitors but above all to reproduce.

This episode focuses on the world's most poisonous animals and reveals how poison and venom have set them apart from the competition in their struggle for survival.

It explores how nature's hardiest animals have adapted to the extreme conditions of some of the most inhospitable environments on the planet.

We explore why and how animals fight and reveal ways they are programmed to survive at all costs.

We take an interest in animal communication and reveal the incredible adaptations that allow animals to “talk” to each other.