Eden +1 Sunday

Josh and his documentary team are in the wake of Typhoon Cimaron in Japan, as Hurricane Lane explodes onto the scene, barrelling towards Hawaii and threatening historic landfall

David Attenborough explores animals that have developed tool-making skills to help them survive, including orangutans and crows

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The secret lives of ocean creatures, which rely on size, speed, and strength to survive. There is another trait, perhaps the most powerful one of them all, that of family

Animals depend on more than just food for survival, as just like human beings, they need shelter to protect themselves and their young

The warm, sunlit waters near the Equator hold one of the most diverse ecosystems on the planet and coral reefs hold one quarter of all marine species found in the oceans

A look at nature's evolutionary anomalies, examining how the chameleon and giraffe's unique features have benefited them in their respective environments

The curious creatures that have led to accusations of forgery, such as the duck-billed platypus which when brought by explorers to England in 1799, was considered a hoax

David Attenborough encounters the mole rat and the elephant, two species where nature has tinkered with the ageing process to different effect

Looking at nature in the Bahamas, including creatures, plants, caves, blue holes and biological anomalies

Looking at mangroves, salt-water tolerant shrubs which are home to numerous different creatures, including sea horses and tree crabs

Looking at the diverse and colourful marine creatures as they live among the coral structures and share the reef under the water

Costa Rica's unique forest - abundant during the rainy season, camouflaged and asleep during the dry season - is home to a splendid diversity of plants and wildlife

From the richly biodiverse Corcovado National Park to the Caribbean coast, researchers and conservationists follow the 'green corridors' in search of key species

Costa Rica's incredibly rich marine ecosystems include 19 species of coral, mangrove forests and one of only four tropical fjord-like estuaries in the world

Looking at nature in the Bahamas, including creatures, plants, caves, blue holes and biological anomalies

Looking at mangroves, salt-water tolerant shrubs which are home to numerous different creatures, including sea horses and tree crabs

Looking at the diverse and colourful marine creatures as they live among the coral structures and share the reef under the water

Costa Rica's unique forest - abundant during the rainy season, camouflaged and asleep during the dry season - is home to a splendid diversity of plants and wildlife

From the richly biodiverse Corcovado National Park to the Caribbean coast, researchers and conservationists follow the 'green corridors' in search of key species

Costa Rica's incredibly rich marine ecosystems include 19 species of coral, mangrove forests and one of only four tropical fjord-like estuaries in the world

On his first journey to Oman, Bourdain visits the port city Muttrah for shuwa, a dish made from a complex process of cooking meat buried in the ground for days over hot coals

Bourdain visits Port of Spain in Trinidad, a city of African, Indian, Chinese and Middle Eastern influence, where he dines on curried duck, doubles and fish in tahini sauce

Looking at nature in the Bahamas, including creatures, plants, caves, blue holes and biological anomalies

Looking at mangroves, salt-water tolerant shrubs which are home to numerous different creatures, including sea horses and tree crabs

Looking at the diverse and colourful marine creatures as they live among the coral structures and share the reef under the water

Costa Rica's unique forest - abundant during the rainy season, camouflaged and asleep during the dry season - is home to a splendid diversity of plants and wildlife

David Attenborough examines animals that are able to expand their bodies, including anacondas and camels