1239:, which is the basis of the food chain. The fish feed on the growing phytoplankton population and, even though the whales are feasting on them, their numbers are predicted to increase. Not only do the whales, and their poo, play an important role in restoring the ecosystem, but they also combat climate change. The phytoplankton photosynthesize, taking carbon out of the atmosphere, just like trees do. Thanks to whale poo, their numbers grow to such an extent that each great whale has the same impact as planting 30,000 trees! Although some species are managing to thrive in the human world, in many parts our actions are putting unprecedented pressure on wildlife. Our fates, however, are closely intertwined. If the natural world is not protected, it could be devastating for all of us. The major challenge will be re-imagining the way we live on this planet to find ways to protect all life on Earth.
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bizarre physical transformation. Fresh water is vital to life, yet it is a finite resource. Of all the water on earth, only 2.5 per cent is fresh and most of that is locked up as ice or hidden deep below ground. In fact, less than one percent of freshwater is accessible. Humans rely on fresh water for drinking, agriculture, irrigation, industry and power. Throughout history, we have devised extraordinary means to ensure it is always available for every demand, fostering the dangerous illusion that it is infinitely abundant. Yet today, two-thirds of our worldâs great rivers no longer reach the sea, and in the last 50 years, freshwater species have seen an 83 per cent decline globally â a faster decline than that of species in any other habitat. One animal suffering on the front line is the
837:. The glimpse of the maned wolf nurturing is recorded inside the den where a mother raises her three puppies, but their future is uncertain. The fire suddenly ravages the area but miraculously it didn't reach the den. The Cerrado is a vitally important grassland â home to thousands of species of plants and animals found nowhere else â and it is in danger of being lost forever. In central Africa, one of the worldâs most spectacular wildlife gatherings is a testament to what can happen if we help protect these precious ecosystems and allow nature to restore its own balance.
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732:, have learned clever tactics to raid fishermenâs nets â which they now do in their thousands, although it comes with a huge risk as the net is closing in and the sea lions quickly escape, while others remain trapped as the fisherman releases them. Sadly, the young pups, who are caught by the nets, don't survive this experience and some pay the ultimate price. Animals have evolved in remarkable ways to cope with the demands of life in the ocean with the narrator question their adaptation.
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1020:. The forests of planet Earth are full of unseen connections. Even though we are only now beginning to understand how deeply interconnected life in the forest is, we do know that those connections are threatened by deforestation. Each tree is an intricate ecosystem in its own right, yet humans cut down 15 billion of them every year. In the Amazon, they are being replaced by plantations of a single species of tree â
1329:, Katharina Huchler is taking eggs from a zoo and rearing the chicks so they believe she is their mother. She is with them all day every day, feeding them and talking to them. It is a process called imprinting â so that the young birds will follow her everywhere. Thereâs an important reason for all this, as these are migratory birds. To survive, they must fly south in the autumn over the perilous
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These canals divert water from the Indus River to irrigate crops. As water levels drop due to agricultural demands, the dolphins become stranded in ever-shrinking pools, often hundreds of kilometres away from the main river. Their only hope for survival depends on the efforts of a dedicated rescue team, working to return them back to the river before itâs too late.
1420:, Carol Midgley awarded the series four out of five stars, calling it "magnificent, but it's a fast track to becoming really quite sad." She also noted that the crew reportedly broke their non-intervention rule to rescue trapped turtles and sea lions while filming, but considered this a positive act, writing "Good for them. Who wouldnât help a suffering creature?"
1278:â a species poached for its horn. To help save them, they are setting up new breeding populations in safe havens. The only problem is how to move rhinos that live in dense and remote areas. Dumiâs ingenious solution is to safely sedate them and put them in a sling under a helicopter â and soon the one-tonne rhinos are flying to their new home.
1296:. Santiago is kept in captivity in a secure laboratory in the Andes. Jaime wants to find a partner for him so he can set up a captive breeding colony and try and save his species. To do it, Jaime must trek to a remote cloud forest high in the Andes and spend every night exploring the remote mountain rivers for a mate for Santiago.
687:. Life in the vastness of the open ocean relies on these islands of seaweed, but today they are being replaced by something altogether different â plastic. Every year, 12 million tonnes end up in the ocean causing lethal effects to many, but some animals are learning to take advantage of these plastic rafts. A male
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Vancouver Island inhabit waters that have been over-fished. You would think that their presence would reduce fish stocks even further, but astonishingly the opposite is thought to be happening. It is all because of the iron in the whalesâ dung which provides fertilization to feed the
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chicks learn a vital lesson â how to âwalk on waterâ. Their oversized feet - almost double the length of their body â make for a wobbly start, but their dedicated father will do whatever it takes to keep them safe during the most vulnerable stage of their life. One of the biggest challenges of living
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raise their family in the searing heat to keep them safe from predators â but time is ticking as the chicks begin to hatch. Outside the egg, the newborns wonât survive long in these temperatures, with some clutch hatching at once. For the whole brood to survive, the parents depend on their departure
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come ashore to nest at night to lay their eggs, but some are stranded by the ebbing tide at day time due to their exposure to sun heat and exhaustion. However, most of the sea turtles manage to escape via tidal waves. The island is on borrowed time. This, the worldâs largest green turtle rookery, is
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Pakistan. This species is the most endangered freshwater dolphin globally, with only around two thousand individuals remaining. Every year, these dolphins get trapped in the network of irrigation canals which form part of the vast Indus Basin irrigation system â the largest such system on earth.
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are the most adaptable of the big cats, and a handful of special individuals have learned to hunt by hiding and leaping from treetops, some higher than the roof of a two-story house. Their lives depend on them getting this unique game of hide-and-seek right, and when they do, their prey doesnât see
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are seen hunting inside peopleâs houses. Remarkably, scientists believe that this coexistence has led to a change in the snakesâ behavior. They move more slowly and are less likely to strike when disturbed. However, when animals come into the human world to compete for resources, it often leads to
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prepare for a perilous journey. After months feeding out at sea, they return to freshwater to breed. The safest place to lay their eggs is where ocean predators canât follow â at the very top of a 30m waterfall. Surely an impossible journey for a fish only an inch long, and one that will require a
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wanders through several areas where rich foods are abundant from the dumpsters which made them 50 percent heavier than their country cousins. Some enterprising individuals have gone a step further. They have worked out that a simple push on a door can lead them into a room stacked high with food.
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are masters of camouflage and they are preyed upon by pet cats. Nevertheless, frogmouths are doing well here because the streetlights help them find their prey, and in many parts of the city they are now found in a higher density than in the surrounding countryside. Some animals are so bold, they
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that have a unique strategy to catch these fast and agile animals. The least-known parts of the ocean are its great depths which require specialized vessels to withstand the crushing pressure. Within the depth of the ocean floor, sunlight fades where life thrives as an alien world, encountering a
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to nestle their chicks, using hypersaline pools, while struggling to endure the coastal storm. Coasts are the front line in our changing world with increasing unpredictable storms and rising sea levels posing urgent threats to those who make their homes near the coast, including nearly 40% of the
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where he says, âIf we cannot have a legally binding agreement, where countries agree not to push global temperatures above one point five degrees, my country will be gone, as will all the worldâs coral reefs and most of the rainforests.â As climate targets look more and more likely to be missed,
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deer to approach the waterhole for a drink. But catching their prey is no easy feat and requires them to do something extraordinary. Documented nowhere else, these crafty crocodiles have learned how to exploit their preyâs need for fresh water- by creating traps. Nestled amongst flowering water
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of on a continual quest to find it. A young mother who is low in the pecking order must battle for her right to drink with her newbornâs life depends on it. Where rain falls regularly, it can transform a desert, turning it into one of earthâs most productive landscapes â grasslands. Grasslands
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groups have learned to steal touristsâ most precious items and then use them to barter with temple staff for their favorite food. The older males simply wonât give you back your phone unless they get what theyâre after. For many animals living alongside us, it pays to keep a low profile. In
909:, fresh water has remained a consistent presence for millions of years, resulting in a dazzling diversity of life. Here, over a thousand unique fish species thrive - more than any other lake on earth, but competition in these crowded waters is intense. To survive here takes ingenuity. Meet
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raise their families inside termite mounds that safeguard the chicks from predators, but when a fire unexpectedly strikes, the nest survives due to its fireproof endurance. As the climate changes, extreme weather events are becoming more frequent and often more intense. On the plains of
878:â the worldâs largest known gathering of its kind â descend from the canopy for the most important breeding event of the year. It will only last a day, and with males outnumbering females nine to one, competition is fierce. This is a party you donât want to be late for. Meanwhile, in
695:. Even though Columbus crabs are poor swimmers, the pair settles on a passing turtle that provides them a permanent home for symbiotic relationships. In return, the crabs provide an onboard grooming service to the female. Finding a partner in the ocean is not always easy. In the
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are overwintering. But the calm is shattered when a storm hits their forest shelter resulting in casualties. Fires are one of natureâs most destructive forces, but they are also vital for keeping some habitats healthy - few places more so than northern
Australiaâs savannahs.
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perfectly at the right, but tragically they are forced to leave because of extreme heat behind a single unhatched egg. As the family departs, the newborn chick emerges and wanders the vast Namib desert calling for its family and successfully reunited. In
Australia, the male
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Yorkers by 1,000 to 1. The secret to their success is their digestive system, which has been able to keep pace with the constantly changing human diet. Ninety percent of what they eat now comes from human food. On
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in a freshwater world is its dynamic nature. It can appear, vanish or transform rapidly. Survival in these dynamic environments hinges on adaptation. During the raining season, the arrival of the great annual flood poses a significant challenge for a pack of five
1098:- the perfect day to find a mate. But heâs not the only one â dozens of other frogs are all making their way to the breeding pool. Itâs a race to get there before the other males. Huddling can be a survival superpower, especially in the winter cold of the
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fight to rebuild their strength after one of the toughest winters on earth. But the season of plenty is not all it seems â with prey so scarce they must travel vast distances to find it. And when they do, they must battle their ancient foes -
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when it comes to hunting their prey. On dry land, they are one of the continentâs most successful hunters, but as their hunting grounds turn to swamp, they must find an innovative way to master this water world. In a few rare places, like
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are settling onto a small ledge for breeding. At the same time, young pups began their first experience of swimming with the clumsy youngster becoming agile and graceful. In recent years, this coast has attracted unprecedented numbers of
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and uses its spine for defense. During winter, storms ravage the kelps ripping them apart from the seabed and casting them away into the open ocean. Out in the big blue, the floating kelp becomes a vital lifeline for animals such as
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Making Planet Earth III: The end of the episode reveals the speed of change throughout Sir David's lifetime. His was the first filming expedition in 1957. Little could he have known just how much the island would change in 66
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bulls venture to fields of tomatoes to gorge. Itâs a dangerous job for the farmers trying to repel the largest land animals on the planet. Wildlife that eat the same food as humans doesnât always result in competition.
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antelope fight for their chance to win mating rights. Seventy percent of rutting males die every year in battles that have been taking place since the ice age. Closer to the equator, a diverse grassland found in the
1411:, Dan Einav awarded the first episode five stars out of five, writing that "at a time when the news reveals the world to be a dark and ugly place, Planet Earth stirringly reminds us of its overwhelming beauty."
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team filmed in 43 countries and six continents during the five-year production. The series required 134 individual shoots, 50 of which were managed remotely due to the travel restrictions in place during the
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series towards showing âhow animals are adapting in extraordinary ways, to survive the new challenges they faceâ, portraying "a sense of the magic of life on our planet â and how close we are to losing it."
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alone, they eat the equivalent of 60,000 hot dogs a year. Life is not so straightforward for animals that are feared or persecuted by humans. Snake bites cause an estimated 60,000 human deaths every year in
1337:. Normally, they would follow the natural mothers â but now Katharina must show them the way. She uses a microlight to teach her young birds to fly to safety â but will they follow her over the mountains?
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Nasheed believes there is a solution. âThe more the environment becomes an election issue, the more there will be action on climate. Every time you vote â in every election â please tick the planet.â
1285:, Jaime Culebras is devoting his life to saving his beloved frogs. âI fell in love with them when I was just seven years old,â he says. âHow can you not love them â they are so beautiful.â But now
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matriarch is struggling to keep her two sons alive. After months of drought and with food and water supplies critically low, the family is faced with tragedy. Few places are more extreme than the
1106:, separated from the group, itâs vital to find and re-join the huddle before nightfall but there is a surprising obstacle in his way. Possibly the ultimate huddle is found in the mountains of
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with huge jaws that can engulf prey larger than its own body. At two miles down upon the seabed, the temperature has dropped to near freezing, so cold that the eggs of a mother pearl octopus (
1402:, critic Rebecca Nicholson gave the series five stars out of five, stating that "it is possible to watch and enjoy it purely for the astonishing footage â but it will horrify you, too."
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with their different feature form a sense of communication to send signals to others. In addition, a mother treehopper forms surprising alliances with the bees to fight off
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go to incredible lengths to protect their young by which the female seals herself within a tree hollow to build a nest. Whilst in the dense tropical rainforest of the
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Maldives. He attends every climate conference, trying to persuade fellow politicians and leaders to take action. We follow him to
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numbers have declined by two-thirds in the last 20 years â and this trade is a major cause. Working with a group of local activists, Trang pretends to be a
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are among the rarest birds in the world. They were hunted to extinction in Europe over 300 years ago. Now thereâs a daring plan to bring them back. In
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buyer of ivory. Just as the deal is done, she gives a secret signal, and the police swoop in. Itâs dangerous work, and hidden cameras tell the story.
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towering up to a mile high and traveling at speeds of up to 70mph overwhelm entire cities in an instant. In the dried river valley of the
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support the biggest concentrations of large animals on the planet. This wealth of life, in turn, attracts predators.
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2594:David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet
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