Sky Nature TV Guide — Saturday, 27 June 2026

Rain welcomes baby meerkats to the Kalahari. The arrival of spring in eastern Australia ignites the passions of everything from kangaroos to humpback whales

Hope tries to save a fawn that has survived a snare and a bobcat attack. A baby bobcat winds up on Hope's doorstep, and an old friend returns to the rehab

Amanda meets one of the first cheetahs to be born in Malawi in 20 years, while tourists deliver a rowdy monkey rescued from the pet trade, and a python gets a check-up

Mara the koala needs a life-saving dental operation, while vet Tim assesses an injured sugar glider

Wine ditches lessons to make a new friend. Two refugees from a Thai circus get a second chance at living semi-wild on a pre-release island.

Part two of two. Molelo's pride are exhausted when the winter floods arrive. The cheetah cubs make a difficult decision, and a scary encounter makes leopard mum Sephiri choose between her old family and her new cubs

In the wild, having company means protection, while isolation often leads to danger. The documentary reveals how groups of animals work together to fight off threats

Species that cannot survive in one place and must migrate, following epic flights, sea journeys and road trips that play a key part in the lives of many animals

The struggle for dominance in the natural world, from elands locking corkscrew horns to striped marlins spearing unsuspecting prey

The scavenging antics of nature's clean-up crew, as Tasmanian devils get into food fights with rivals and dung beetles roll over the competition

From the blond manes of golden snub-nose monkeys, to the flamingo's pink feathers, get a front-row seat to nature's most spectacular fashion show.

For certain alphas - from gorillas and moose to pelicans and sharks - bigger is definitely better

The deadly world of snake catching Down Under, where even the smallest mistake could have lethal consequences. Adele and Mick go up against an eastern brown, the second deadliest snake in the world, while Stuart and Olivia tangle with a carpet python

Stuart and Olivia intercept two male brown snakes duelling for mating rights at a construction site

The desert peninsula of Qatar, exploring its landscape and inhabitants, as well as its transformation from being a centre for pearls, to being known for oil and gas production

A look at how when weaver birds, aardvarks and termites build homes in the African savannah, they find other animals moving in - creatures that all contribute something to the home

Tracing the brown bear's evolution from Ice Age giants to modern omnivores, and witnessing their bond with salmon and the intricate ecosystems that shape their survival

The power struggles in an ancient citadel, once home to Sri Lanka's kings but now ruled over by a new dynasty - monkeys. The jungles are a monkey's paradise but not all are equal. Anna sits at the bottom of the social ladder - and with a newborn baby, life is getting tougher

Having come of age, male macaque Ravi leaves home for a journey of a lifetime. It will involve the big city, grave dangers and finding a new troop

Sri Lanka's ancient temples are home to tufted grey langurs, toque macaques and purple-faced leaf monkeys - but there is trouble in the monkey paradise

The broadcaster explores the Galapagos, a collection of volcanic islands in the Pacific known for its extraordinary wildlife. More than 150 years after Charles Darwin formulated his ground-breaking theory of evolution on the remote archipelago, Attenborough explains how life on the islands has continued to evolve in biological isolation, examining how the ever-changing volcanic landscape has given birth to species and sub-species that exist nowhere else in the world. He begins by revealing how Galapagos rose from the ocean four million years ago