The moving portrait of Duke, a resilient caracal from South Africa

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.

A dive at the core of a little-known but exceptionally rich amphibious world.

The amazing story of a lovable but fragile species, the "tiny fox", and its preservation on the island of Santa Cruz.

Known for their good nature, grey seals have been recently seen attacking porpoises and even eating their young. This film shows how they have weirdly adapted to their changing environment.

Watch the incredible odyssey of sperm whales facing rapid changes in their environment.

With the ecological crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic, the migratory stakes, the war in Ukraine, the technological mutations: the European continent is at a turning point. The series examines six topics that will determine our world

Nestled on the edge of the world, New Zealand is home to a rich but fragile biodiversity. Aware of this reality, New Zealanders are committed to safeguard this natural heritage.

How can someone act bravely instead of running away when faced with dangerous situations? Alongside a psychologist and neuroscientist, meet these men and women and discover what allows them to switch from the ordinary to the extraordinary.

The largest underwater creatures have always triggered our imagination. Today, scientists try to go beyond the myths. Next to a record-breaking freediver we decipher their underwater secrets without altering their behaviour.

Humanity’s history has been full of great architects. However, what is less well known is that animals are also very talented! Embark on a surprising journey along with bowerbirds, ants, beavers and chimpanzees and discover their secret skills.

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.

She might seem fragile, yet she survived three mass extinctions! Delve into the busy life of the oldest insect living on Earth: the dragonfly. From hunting scenes to breeding sequences, passing by splendid aerial ballets, this film grasps the dragonfly’s day-to-day in fine details.

Discover how marine mammals can survive deep underwater, far deeper than scientists have ever imagined. Thanks to new technologies, this film highlights the physiological adaptations that allow these ocean dwelling giants to dive so deep.

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?

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.

Thanks to a revolutionary underwater capsule that allows them to spend several days 20 meters deep, the Under the Pole team embarks on a new expedition to Polynesia.

Explore the history of electricity, from Benjamin Franklin’s kite to Solar Impulse, the first solar airplane capable of continuous flight.