Sky Nature Saturday

The rangers face a desperate race to save the north white rhino. With just eight of them left worldwide - and only four of breeding age - the team must move them to the park

A look at the conservation park surrounding landscape, including Mount Kenya, the second highest peak in Africa

The rangers try to put radio collars on the lions to tag their movement. As if that were not tricky enough, a looming solar eclipse is about to plunge the region into darkness

The park has a growing hyena population and now they must take the first census of these very effective nocturnal hunters

Four northern white rhinos, the last of their kind, are transported from a Czech zoo to Ol Pejeta, where the staff encourage them to breed - otherwise the species will die out

A series of mysterious deaths among the critically endangered black rhino population forces the team to come up with a solution, fully aware that the stakes could not be any higher

A look at Kui Buri National Park in Thailand, a hidden eden which is home to Asian elephants and the world's largest bovine - the gaur

The clinic deals with the aftermath of a flood in Brisbane. A baby kangaroo is in need of round-the-clock care and Karina tackles the turtle waiting list

Vet Karina fights to save a koala mauled by dogs. Plus, rescue Chantel tries to pick up a peeved possum, while vet Meaghan bonds with a gaggle of goslings

The adventures of a small community of Hermit crabs in Guadeloupe during their migration from the cliffs island's northern cliffs to the beaches in the south

Disabled chimp Chocolate begins to settle into Bryan's group and even makes friends with big girl Ash. Also, it's dental day for Stumpy Freddy and it's not looking good

Alison collects a pet trade Geffroys' marmoset in need of a new home and Stumpy Freddy gets a treat to help the medicine go down after dental surgery

Some of the world's smallest creatures create the planet's best architecture. Discover how these tiny builders pass on this remarkable skill

Creatures of all shapes and sizes have become experts in harvesting fruit. Learn how they use it to bolster their territories and conquer new ones

The documentary reveals how animals have developed remarkably innovative ways of gardening, from pruning trees to making use of natural waste

Nature is full of animal songs. The documentary reveals how creatures use these sounds to protect territory, attract mates, warn of danger and establish bonds

A look at how when weaver birds, aardvarks and termites build homes in the African savannah, they find other animals moving in - creatures that all contribute something to the home

The broadcaster explores the ways different creatures hear and produce sound and how it can influence their decisions

From melodic songs to strange hums, David Attenborough shares the sounds that gibbons, lyrebirds, bull elk and more use to find a mate - and warn off the competition

A look at how baby animals communicate in their quest for survival, using sound to beg and call for help in the early days of life

The lives of alphas who prefer to live alone, including a face-tearing battle between Lacerta lizards and a leopard seal's stealth attack

A focus on Earth's most talkative species, from angry fruit bats and their loud complaints, to orcas and their human-scale speech systems

A team studies how young blacktips learn social and survival skills, while another tries to catch the sand tiger shark's most elusive behaviour - mating

Following a 750km journey down the Drava river, starting with the current's Alpine origins to its delta in the Pannonian Basin

Diving into the great floodplains that lie along the Drava River, areas that are at risk of intense seasonal flooding, before exploring the wetlands of Kopacki Rit

The lives of alphas who prefer to live alone, including a face-tearing battle between Lacerta lizards and a leopard seal's stealth attack

A focus on Earth's most talkative species, from angry fruit bats and their loud complaints, to orcas and their human-scale speech systems

A team studies how young blacktips learn social and survival skills, while another tries to catch the sand tiger shark's most elusive behaviour - mating

The deadly world of snake catching Down Under. Adele and Mick go up against the second deadliest snake in the world, while Stuart and Olivia tangle with a carpet python

Stuart and Olivia intercept two male brown snakes duelling for mating rights at a construction site

A look at the diverse array of wildlife living among the peaks of South Africa's Cederberg Mountains, which were forged through the ages by water, wind and fire

Surviving in the Namib Desert, a land of extremes where only the toughest creatures can cope with the icy oceans and baking sand

The select few large mammals that have managed to overcome the gruelling conditions of the Namib and managed to adapt and survive