A hungry owl and a clever vole engage in a snowy game of cat and mouse.
Underwater predators are joined by dive-bombing birds to hunt for prey.
Watch the surprising twist ending when an opportunistic hyena interrupts a leopard and her prey.
The last hatchling on the beach dodges predators from above and below on her way to the safety of the sea.
For its size, the sengi is faster than the cheetah. Can this crafty mother escape a hungry monitor lizard?
Watch a opportunistic Photuris firely set a trap behind a spider’s web.
Painted wolves have an 80% hunting success rate, one of Africa’s very highest.
So many tunnels, so little time. Will this Marten get lucky and find a mouse?
A hungry hawk chases a crafty lizard through cacti in the desert. Will it end in a successful hunt or a great escape?
Watch the first-ever footage of an octopus using shell armor to hide from a shark!
This remarkable sea lion hunting technique is unique to the Galapagos — and hungry pelicans get to reap the benefits, too!
Hungry monkeys make a daring leap of faith across a crocodile infested river.
Baby meerkats make for easy eagle pickings. Can this young one’s family find him in time?
“Randy Shandy” has a flirtatious reputation, and his rival males are having none of it.
With hungry kittens to feed, a Margay cat prowls the jungle at night.
Hummingbirds must consume half their weight in nectar each day — plus compete with hungry bees!
It’s sunset in the Kalahri — will this hungry Caracal get her supper?
The nearer he gets to his skittish prey, the quieter he must be.
Baby ostriches dodge elephants, giraffes, zebras, and brawling lions while trying to quench their thirst.
Why are cheetahs so fast? Why do tigers have stripes? Habitats force animals to adapt, and the results are fascinating.
Only one hatchling in 1,000 will survive to adulthood, but the ones that do can live over 80 years.
After facing the roughest seas in the world, the ‘Seven World, One Planet’ Antarctica crew found themselves in the middle of an elephant seal duel!
Tracking Australia’s most elusive predators was the crew’s greatest challenge, but eventually led them to a very special surprise.
The ‘Seven Worlds, One Planet’ crew tracked this fearless puma mother for a hundred miles to film her life and death struggle to provide for her cubs.
These two make for surprisingly well-matched rivals.
In order to confuse birds of prey, these bats have got to get in formation.
The river holds a secret for any lizard willing to leap for it.
Of all the hungry hunters, these are the ones that salmon can never see coming.
These insects pack potent chemical weapons to protect against predators.
This tiny female ‘elephant shrew’ outwits her enemies with cheetah like movements.
Male humpback whales compete with each other while racing after a female.
You better look out below…. and above!
These unique fish spread their wings and leave the ocean to escape predatory Dorados.
Whether it’s playing the waiting game or facing a challenge head-on, everyone’s got their own unique style.
Each battle has a different ending.
Can this marine iguana hatchling outrun dozens of hungry snakes on the beach?
Draco lizards can glide over 100 feet with a single leap.
The fastest land animal on the planet, cheetahs can reach 58 mph while hunting.
A crab must run the gauntlet to reach its far away feeding grounds.
No bird is safe from these giant trevally, who’ve learned how to calculate the trajectory of their prey in flight.
Dolphins, sailfish, and rays all get in on the lanternfish hunting action.
Follow some of our world’s most iconic animals as they do whatever it takes to protect their families.
Watch the fascinating techniques deployed by animals around the world to seduce a mate!.
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