Overview
An insight into the remarkable wildlife in Australia, the hottest and driest continent on Earth - once a wet territory covered in lush rainforest. The animals' survival is attributed to their strangely adapted bodies, bizarre behaviour and sheer cunning. Red kangaroos are forced to keep on the move, while frogs lie dormant for seven years and koalas sleep 20 hours a day.
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24 - 1The Orangutan King October 19, 2005 -
24 - 2Eagle Island October 26, 2005 -
24 - 3The Queen of Trees November 02, 2005 -
24 - 4The King Cobra and I November 09, 2005 -
24 - 5Return Of The Eagle Owl November 16, 2005 -
24 - 6Cuba: Wild Island Of The Caribbean November 23, 2005 -
24 - 7Flying with Condors November 30, 2005 -
24 - 8Ella: A Meerkat's Tale December 07, 2005 -
24 - 9Wild Harvest December 14, 2005 -
24 - 10Australia: Taking The Heat December 28, 2005 -
24 - 11Penguins of the Antarctic January 11, 2006 -
24 - 12Portillo Goes Wild in Spain January 18, 2006 -
24 - 13Ant Attack January 25, 2006 -
24 - 14Stalking the Jaguar February 01, 2006 -
24 - 15Big Sky Bears February 08, 2006 -
24 - 16The Iceberg That Sank the Titanic March 01, 2006 -
24 - 17Bonobo: Missing In Action March 08, 2006 -
24 - 18Satoyama: Japan's Secret Water Garden July 27, 2006