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Complete electronic programme guide (EPG) for today and tomorrow. Displayed in station timezone America/New_York. Times converted to your local timezone ().
Today's Programmes
The love story between chickens and humans has lasted for over 5000 years; today, there are over 19 billion chickens on Earth, three times more than human beings and more than any other bird species.
Orchards are unique ecosystems; as seasons change, there is an interplay of nature, man and animal.
Driven out of his pack, a young wolf must face his fate alone and try to survive in a world ruled by man.
Driven out of his pack, a young wolf must face his fate alone and try to survive in a world ruled by man.
Exploring Antarctica, one of the world's most beautiful, yet inhospitable, landscapes.
Follows the last baboons of Table Mountain as they have become a plague; the residents are split between sympathy and rage.
The love story between chickens and humans has lasted for over 5000 years; today, there are over 19 billion chickens on Earth, three times more than human beings and more than any other bird species.
Exploring how animals developed over time and generations their own medicine and health care strategies and how have these may have been passed onto early humans.
Orchards are unique ecosystems; as seasons change, there is an interplay of nature, man and animal.
Uniquely diverse and ancient people coexist alongside wildlife found nowhere else in the world.
A look at the west coast of Madagascar, remote and inhospitable but home to an astonishing array of animals.
A look at northeast Madagascar, which is a major trading center and one of the most species-rich regions in the world.
A look at the Indian Ocean's island paradise of Madagascar, home to fun-loving folk and a unique natural landscape.
A look at the Black Forest, which captivates all who visit and has a reputation for its unique landscape and inhabitants.
A look at France's Vosges, which is home to countless species, encompassing mountains, valleys, forests and fields.
The emblem of The Vosges is the stork; once gone almost entirely, there are now 400 resident breeding pairs.
A look at the Maasai Mara, one of the most breathtaking animal habitats in the world.
A look at one of the places on earth that is closest to the stars: the Andes.
A look at Patagonia, which is harsh and primarily uninhabited by man, however, remains a paradise for animals.
A look at southwest Brazil's Pantanal, the largest marsh in the world.
A look at the Swiss Jura mountains, a natural landscape with many beautiful facets.
Many animals need a strong sense of sight to capture their prey; cats can see at night and birds of prey can catch their quarry from immense heights.
Many animals rely on their pronounced hearing in their daily struggle for survival, such as moths escaping a bat attack; most animals have a much more sensitive ear than humans.
Animals, like humans, depend on their sense of touch in various situations, like bears in Alaska tracking down salmon and crocodiles knowing when their prey is approaching.
Follows the last baboons of Table Mountain as they have become a plague; the residents are split between sympathy and rage.
Tomorrow's Programmes
Exploring how animals developed over time and generations their own medicine and health care strategies and how have these may have been passed onto early humans.
Exploring Antarctica, one of the world's most beautiful, yet inhospitable, landscapes.
The love story between chickens and humans has lasted for over 5000 years; today, there are over 19 billion chickens on Earth, three times more than human beings and more than any other bird species.
Orchards are unique ecosystems; as seasons change, there is an interplay of nature, man and animal.
Driven out of his pack, a young wolf must face his fate alone and try to survive in a world ruled by man.
A look at the Jura mountain region in the Swiss Romandy, which has a surprisingly diverse natural landscape.
A look at the great crested grebes and lizards that show just how wild nature can be at Lake Maggiore.
A look at the varied natural landscape of Switzerland's Italian-speaking Ticino region.
A look at the various different strategies Ibex, marmots and common vipers employ to survive winter's icy grip.
A look at the Aare, the longest river whose entire course lies within Switzerland.
A look at nature in the Bernese Oberland, which is marked by pretty alpine meadows full of colorful flowers and rugged rocks.
A look at one of the coldest regions on Earth, which turns into a paradise for animals during the summer.
A look at the brief summers in Hudson Bay, which offer ideal living conditions for numerous animals and plants.
A look at the major challenges for wild plants and animals, such as breeding and stocking up on energy, that come with the arrival of spring.
Examining how things taste, and how vital scent is from the animal perspective; an animal's sense of smell will also detect the scent of odorants carried through the air.
Certain animals have some crazy looking sense organs; every feature has a special purpose that has evolved to ensure the survival of the animal.
Animals have sense organs with which they can recognize electromagnetic fields; they can feel when an earthquake is approaching and sharks can track their prey.
Living beings have an internal biological clock, modeled on the famous circadian rhythm of night and day and running over a period of 24 hours; this rhythm is particularly evident in the cicada, lizards, bears and Arctic ground squirrels.
The sea hosts an enormous quantity of species of fish, mammals, and crustaceans that have unique mechanisms to withstand pressure, low temperatures, and total darkness of the seabed.
Uniquely diverse and ancient people coexist alongside wildlife found nowhere else in the world.
A look at the west coast of Madagascar, remote and inhospitable but home to an astonishing array of animals.
A look at northeast Madagascar, which is a major trading center and one of the most species-rich regions in the world.
A look at the Indian Ocean's island paradise of Madagascar, home to fun-loving folk and a unique natural landscape.
A look at the Black Forest, which captivates all who visit and has a reputation for its unique landscape and inhabitants.
A look at France's Vosges, which is home to countless species, encompassing mountains, valleys, forests and fields.
The emblem of The Vosges is the stork; once gone almost entirely, there are now 400 resident breeding pairs.
A look at the Maasai Mara, one of the most breathtaking animal habitats in the world.
A look at one of the places on earth that is closest to the stars: the Andes.
A look at Patagonia, which is harsh and primarily uninhabited by man, however, remains a paradise for animals.
A look at southwest Brazil's Pantanal, the largest marsh in the world.
A look at the Swiss Jura mountains, a natural landscape with many beautiful facets.
Many animals need a strong sense of sight to capture their prey; cats can see at night and birds of prey can catch their quarry from immense heights.
Many animals rely on their pronounced hearing in their daily struggle for survival, such as moths escaping a bat attack; most animals have a much more sensitive ear than humans.
Animals, like humans, depend on their sense of touch in various situations, like bears in Alaska tracking down salmon and crocodiles knowing when their prey is approaching.
Driven out of his pack, a young wolf must face his fate alone and try to survive in a world ruled by man.
Exploring Antarctica, one of the world's most beautiful, yet inhospitable, landscapes.