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TV-Programm am 22 Juli
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Sky Nature HD TV-Programm für 22 Juli
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Great Blue Wild
A look at how plankton, the smallest of creatures, underpins the ocean's food chain, meaning that without it, marine life as it is known would cease to exist.
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New Kids in the Wild
The documentary introduces a cheetah cub called Usana. Born with the odds stacked against her, few cheetah cubs make it through their first year. Luckily for Usana, she has a mother who will stop at n
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Shark with Steve Backshall
The naturalist learns about the sharks of the Indian Ocean, which despite finding ways to adapt to the environment, face threats from climate change, pollution and overfishing.
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Africa's Claws and Jaws
Sharks are among the planet's oldest and most highly evolved predators. This documentary follows the people dedicated to learning more about these creatures and their plight.
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Monkey Life
There is a noisy welcome for spider monkeys Hickory, Flint and Pumpkin, and love is in the air for the flirtatious capuchins. Plus, big girl Oshine shares a giant ice lolly.
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Monkey Life
Woolly monkey Sara undergoes an emergency caesarean. Golden-cheeked gibbon Teo takes his first wobbly steps 20 metres high and Winslow's capuchins go on a treasure hunt.
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Africa's Wild Horizons
Hidden within the Kalahari Desert and pulsating with natural beauty, the Okavango attracts scores of animals to its lush waters.
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Great Blue Wild
A look at how plankton, the smallest of creatures, underpins the ocean's food chain, meaning that without it, marine life as it is known would cease to exist.
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New Kids in the Wild
The documentary introduces a cheetah cub called Usana. Born with the odds stacked against her, few cheetah cubs make it through their first year. Luckily for Usana, she has a mother who will stop at n
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Shark with Steve Backshall
The naturalist learns about the sharks of the Indian Ocean, which despite finding ways to adapt to the environment, face threats from climate change, pollution and overfishing.
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Africa's Claws and Jaws
Sharks are among the planet's oldest and most highly evolved predators. This documentary follows the people dedicated to learning more about these creatures and their plight.
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Monkey Life
There is a noisy welcome for spider monkeys Hickory, Flint and Pumpkin, and love is in the air for the flirtatious capuchins. Plus, big girl Oshine shares a giant ice lolly.
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Monkey Life
Woolly monkey Sara undergoes an emergency caesarean. Golden-cheeked gibbon Teo takes his first wobbly steps 20 metres high and Winslow's capuchins go on a treasure hunt.
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Deep Dive Australia
Lizzie Daly says goodbye to the tropics as she heads to the cool southern-coast waters, coming face to face with grey nurse sharks, shape-shifting cuttlefish and blue whales.
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Tales from Zambia
The importance of Zambia's trees to its ecosystem, providing food, shelter and hunting grounds, and offering a haven for 60 species of mammals and 400 types of bird.
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Africa's Claws and Jaws
Sharks are among the planet's oldest and most highly evolved predators. This documentary follows the people dedicated to learning more about these creatures and their plight.
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Shark with Steve Backshall
The naturalist learns about the sharks of the Indian Ocean, which despite finding ways to adapt to the environment, face threats from climate change, pollution and overfishing.
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Land of Primates
Off the coast of Tanzania, baby Kima lives with his family of red colobus monkeys. When he gets lost, he faces a desperate challenge to find them again.
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Ol Pejeta Diaries
When the conservation team finds evidence of poachers in the area, an attempt is made to move two white rhinos to Ol Pejeta.
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Ol Pejeta Diaries
With elephant numbers on the rise, Ol Pejeta must deal with new conflicts, such as one group which is going around raiding crops.
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Deep Dive Australia
Lizzie Daly says goodbye to the tropics as she heads to the cool southern-coast waters, coming face to face with grey nurse sharks, shape-shifting cuttlefish and blue whales.
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Tales from Zambia
The importance of Zambia's trees to its ecosystem, providing food, shelter and hunting grounds, and offering a haven for 60 species of mammals and 400 types of bird.
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Africa's Wild Horizons
Hidden within the Kalahari Desert and pulsating with natural beauty, the Okavango attracts scores of animals to its lush waters.
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Great Blue Wild
A look at how plankton, the smallest of creatures, underpins the ocean's food chain, meaning that without it, marine life as it is known would cease to exist.
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Ol Pejeta Diaries
The team aims to reintroduce colobus monkeys to their ancestral habitat, relocating three monkeys from a local sanctuary back into the wild.
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Ol Pejeta Diaries
A leopard is terrorising the goats of a local village community with dangerously increasing frequency, so the Ol Pejeta rangers set out to capture and relocate the predator.
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Monkey Life
Alison provides round-the-clock care for a baby monkey that has survived its first day. Plus, the staff help woolly Diego celebrate his birthday.
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Monkey Life
A bust-up at the lemur enclosure ends in serious injuries for Kaiyah. Siamangs Sam and Sasak are back singing in harmony, but marmosets Rattler and Tya's future is uncertain.
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Africa's Wild Horizons
Swaziland is one of Africa's smallest countries, but its wildlife rivals anywhere on Earth. See how the Big Five and 132 mammal species have made it their home.