A blue-chip documentary following two young otters from birth to adulthood. Rejected by his mother, the young male must set off, even though he has never been anywhere alone before. Will he make it on his own?

Lice, bedbugs, fleas, mites, mosquitoes, ticks, crab lice, which we believed for a moment we had gotten rid of, once again proliferate. How can we explain this unexpected return of the bloodsuckers?

This film revisits the biodiversity of ancient times to explain how it managed to survive the five most powerful extinction events in Earth’s history.

Through sketches and notebooks, this film takes a fresh look at Da Vinci’s painting and what it meant to him: Total art as a way to understand the world.

While 4.2 billion people live without safely-managed sanitation, scientists around the world are working to overturn these systemic inequalities, and solve this health, environmental and economic issue.

The 6th sense has never ceased to be a sort of fantasy. But did you know we really had a sixth sense? Embark on a scientific investigation that sheds light on our little-known sixth sense called proprioception.

Mammals, fish, birds, reptiles: New Caledonia is home to a wildlife that can't be found anywhere else. Preserved from human activity, this wild island is a true haven of peace.

2017: In just one month, Houston, Florida, and the Caribbean were changed forever. Three monster hurricanes swept in from the Atlantic, shattering storm records. This film determines how well equipped we are to deal with similar storms in the future.

Congratulations! If you are watching this programme you must have survived the many calamities that have struck the Earth in 2015.

Hour by hour, with the help of experts, 3D modeling, and reconstructions, relive the key events of the storming of the Bastille, a turning point of the French Revolution.

From the humpback whale in Alaska’s Glacier Bay to the Patagonian orcas, and Namibian hyenas, this blue-chip wildlife documentary brings us previously unseen perspectives of the genius behind these great deep-sea hunters.

This film follows the daily life of a sea bass angler fighting for sustainable, artisanal fishing while denouncing the devastating consequences of global industry.

This documentary looks back at the natural disasters that marked the year 2017.

Legendary French alpinist-turned-publisher Catherine Destivelle is passionate about mountains. She heads to the summits of Great Britain where the practice emerged in the mid-19th century. With each step of her journey and every encounter along the way, she strives to grasp how our relationship to mountains has developed.

Join oceanographer François Sarano to explore the depths of the oceans to meet titanic and remarkably intelligent cetaceans, from Mauritius to the Bahamas, from French Polynesia to the coast of Argentina.

Propelling us through sumptuous settings (from the Versailles palace to the Forbidden City), this film sheds light on four centuries of artistic influences between China and France.

From the summits of the island to the depths of the ocean that surrounds it, this 100% wildlife film takes us to the most remarkable animals of Guadeloupe.

A wildlife documentary that reveals the survival strategies developed by the animals of the Savannah. To tackle the drought and the lack of food, they have to share the same territory, on the banks of the Ruaha river.