Sky Nature Sunday

Deer season means the rehab is flooded with fawns. Chelsea tries to reunite one fawn with its mother, while two police officers rescue another

A fisherman's illegal catch provides a feast for Hope's patients, and an invasive species also winds up on the menu

Profile of the eucalyptus-eating, tree-hugging Australian icons, beginning by revealing how their behaviours differ in the south and south east of the continent

While koalas may seem lazy, their behaviour drastically changes during mating season. As the season of love begins, the documentary follows two males on a mission to mate

A journey around the world to find the shared traits between monkeys and humans

Footage of one of the most dramatic moments in nature - a predator claiming its prey, revealing how these creatures have adapted to achieve epic feats of speed, cunning and agility

A look at some of earth's most dangerous creatures, such as the world's most venomous snake and the deadly nature of the marine creatures

Exploring more of earth's dangerous creatures, from the tiny frog that's packed with poison in South America to the world's most venomous spider, in Sydney, Australia

Steve freedives with whales and dolphins, getting closer than ever before to record rarely seen behaviours from these extraordinary mammals

Steve reveals the ingenious hunting strategies of whales and dolphins, using sound, skill, teamwork and strategy to catch their prey

Steve encounters whales that face the longest migratory journeys, including a female Southern Right Whale that has travelled to the waters off Argentina to give birth

Steve returns home and travels around the British Isles to follow stories of survival and meet the people striving to give whales and dolphins a safe future

The wildlife presenter explores the magic of Ireland's western islands, beginning with Rathlin, Malin Head and Inishtrahull, where he sees basking sharks and dolphins

Part one of two. The naturalist explores the evolution of vertebrates, beginning with a look at how primitive fish made the move on to land and the subsequent advent of flight

The naturalist concludes his two-part exploration of the evolution of vertebrates over the past 500 million years, looking at how mammals came to dominate the natural world

Documentary exploring the unique abilities of the woodpecker to reveal what makes this bird so special. Narrated by Paul Giamatti

A journey around the world to find the shared traits between monkeys and humans

The wildlife presenter explores the magic of Ireland's western islands, beginning with Rathlin, Malin Head and Inishtrahull, where he sees basking sharks and dolphins

A four-part journey through the seasons, beginning in spring, when the natural world stirs into life. As the days get longer, animals make an effort to reproduce

Summer brings challenges and opportunities on the African plains, as many animals are able to feast, while others battle it out in search for food and water in the merciless heat

The autumn season brings fresh opportunities for creatures including seals, chameleons and monkeys. Plus, rare creatures begin to reveal themselves

The Southern African winter brings drought, ice and storms. As animals battle the elements, they face more competition amongst themselves

Anna and her clan are back in Marina Bay, and while Mia hustles the Townies out of reach, the Nomads remain blissfully unaware of the impending conflict

Anna chases the Nomads out of her territory, then join Mia in her birthing den, before kicking back with the Mangrove Family as they pal around with stray dogs