Episodes

• Galapagos

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  Seven hundred miles off the coast of Ecuador lies a collection of volcanic islands that harbor some of the strangest living things to ever exist. These are the Galapagos Islands.

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  Monday 9 December at 08:25 CAT

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  Monday 9 December at 12:25 CAT

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• Borneo And Sumatra

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  Two islands are the last strongholds for Southeast Asia's rainforests. Borneo and Sumatra each harbor some of the most unique yet elusive species on Earth.

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  Monday 9 December at 13:15 CAT

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  Monday 16 December at 07:35 CAT

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• Africa

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  The Equator runs two thousand five hundred miles across the great continent of Africa. The species that live here are as varied as its landscapes.

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  Monday 9 December at 14:00 CAT

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  Tuesday 17 December at 02:05 CAT

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• Coral Kingdom

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  Coral reefs of the Asia-Pacific region are the richest on planet Earth. For the weird and wonderful creatures of the oceans rainforests, interdependence is key to survival.

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  Monday 9 December at 14:50 CAT

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  Tuesday 17 December at 02:50 CAT

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• Secret Creatures of The Andes

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  Intersecting the equator, the Ecuadorian Andes are a biodiversity hotspot where jungle dwellers live alongside alpine specialists, all uniquely adapted to survive the extremes of mountain-living.

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  Monday 9 December at 06:50 CAT

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  Monday 9 December at 09:15 CAT

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• Amazon: The Great Flood

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  Every year the world's largest rainforest undergoes an epic transformation. Who survives Amazonia's shift from the dry to the wet and who doesn't.