Planet Earth
This edition is all about Earths final frontier - caves. Deer Cave in Borneo is a daytime retreat for five million bats, and their droppings support an entire community of creatures. Troglodytes like the Texas cave salamander and Thailands cave angel have neither eyes nor pigment, and the entire populations of both are found in just a couple of caves.
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Start 15:00:00 - : End 16:00:00
David Attenboroughs Natural Curiosities
Sir David Attenborough shines the spotlight on natures most amazing animals. David looks at the zebras stripes and the wings of the butterfly.
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Start 16:00:00 - : End 16:30:00
David Attenboroughs Natural Curiosities
Sir David Attenborough shines the spotlight on some more of natures most amazing animals, including the way female Komodo dragons and aphids reproduce.
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Start 16:30:00 - : End 17:00:00
The Planets
Professor Brian Cox traces the development of the four rocky worlds closest to the Sun: Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars. Born together, they battled the unbelievable violence of the early solar system to become stable planets. For a while each had a moment of hope when they enjoyed almost earth-like conditions.
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Start 17:00:00 - : End 18:00:00
Wild Caribbean
Revealing the incredible beauty of the Caribbean islands and their eclectic wildlife. With its long white beaches, shimmering waters and exotic coral reefs, the Caribbean is, for many, an idyllic holiday destination. Beyond the islands surface beauty lurk many natural dangers.
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Start 18:00:00 - : End 19:00:00
The Zoo
The zookeepers investigate when the Asian elephant herd at Dublin Zoo are woken from their sleep by a mysterious intruder. Ciarán and Aisleen travel to the coastal rainforests of Borneo, Indonesia to visit an incredible orangutan conservation project. Gerry and Helen go for a trip down memory lane as the old Roberts House is transformed into Zoorassic World: Dublin Zoos new reptile and dinosaur learning centre.
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Start 19:00:00 - : End 19:30:00
The Zoo
Zoorassic World is ready to open its doors to the public for the first time. Meanwhile, theres a big surprise at the Elephant House and theres high drama in Indonesia.
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Start 19:30:00 - : End 20:00:00
The Moon: Our Gateway to the Universe
New and surprising facts and findings about the Moon, including images of space probes that have revealed lava caves underneath the Moons rocky surface.
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Start 20:00:00 - : End 21:00:00
Planet Earth
This edition is all about Earths final frontier - caves. Deer Cave in Borneo is a daytime retreat for five million bats, and their droppings support an entire community of creatures. Troglodytes like the Texas cave salamander and Thailands cave angel have neither eyes nor pigment, and the entire populations of both are found in just a couple of caves.
08/03/2021 GMT +0000000
Start 21:00:00 - : End 22:00:00
David Attenboroughs Natural Curiosities
Sir David Attenborough shines the spotlight on natures most amazing animals. David looks at the zebras stripes and the wings of the butterfly.
08/03/2021 GMT +0000000
Start 22:00:00 - : End 22:30:00
David Attenboroughs Natural Curiosities
Sir David Attenborough shines the spotlight on some more of natures most amazing animals, including the way female Komodo dragons and aphids reproduce.
08/03/2021 GMT +0000000
Start 22:30:00 - : End 23:00:00
Wild Caribbean
Revealing the incredible beauty of the Caribbean islands and their eclectic wildlife. With its long white beaches, shimmering waters and exotic coral reefs, the Caribbean is, for many, an idyllic holiday destination. Beyond the islands surface beauty lurk many natural dangers.
08/03/2021 GMT +0000000
Start 23:00:00 - : End 00:00:00