Sky Nature TV Guide — Saturday, 18 July 2026

A profile of the gelada, a rare monkey that lives in Ethiopia's Simien Mountains. They are charismatic, vocal and prone to mixing affection and confrontation

A photographer snaps into action when a turkey vulture gets trapped, while Hope gathers a gaggle of geese with a reputation for violence

The team pull out all the stops to return an injured monkey to the wild, while Alma takes in a special orphan and an anti-social baboon joins the troop

Tim races to save rescued koala Ashley, then a Martine meets a flying fox with an extra digit, who needs some serious TLC

Southern African penguins are struggling, but then the species finds a stronghold on two islands in Algoa Bay

In a unique part of the African coast, manta ray researcher Andrea Marshall hopes to conduct the first ray expedition within South Africa's borders

A look at the complex relationships between lobsters, scallops and crabs and how changing temperatures are bringing invasive species to the ocean

A visit to Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, one of the last remaining overseas territory of France, where semi-feral horses and ponies run wild

Many non-native species have staked a claim along the coast of Nova Scotia, but at White Point Beach Resort in Liverpool, rabbits have hopped in for an extended holiday

A single year, season by season, in the lives of the wildest animals of Canada's east coast

A look at the sands along the coast of the coast of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, which is home to both a vast array of wildlife and a booming tourism industry

Natural forces of creation and destruction that have shaped many of the beaches throughout the Hawaiian islands

Documentary following the trials and tribulations of two honeybees over the course of two years from birth to death

Jess and Dan grab a smelly snake before Stu rescues one at university

Mick and Adele separate mating eastern browns, while Stu and Liv search a warehouse as danger mounts

A celebration of nature's ultimate athletes as they survive, excel and dominate in Earth's toughest arenas, from apex predators to cunning creatures

Following the caiman's journey from the age of dinosaurs to the modern day, where strange symbiosis and fierce maternal instincts shape its survival

Wildlife documentary. This series follows a pair of warring cheetahs as they fight for possession of their cubs

Inara searches for her kidnapped cubs and Chilli stalks a warthog, while struggling to keep all nine of the young cheetahs fed

Cameras rejoin the cheetah family as the mothers collaborate to keep the cubs fed. Plus, the cubs fight to survive abandonment and harsh conditions

Documentary capturing some of the greatest filming sequences of David Attenborough's career, using previously unseen footage, from the deepest dives in a submersible on the Great Barrier Reef to watching a million bats take off in a cave in Borneo. Other highlights include life in the frozen tundra of South Georgia, a colony of King Penguins and the world's largest migration of Hammerhead sharks in the Galapagos Islands