Sky Nature TV Guide — Sunday, 7 June 2026

Biologist and conservationist Lizzie Daly uses the latest technology to follow a group of jaguars in the Pantanal region of South America to gain insight into their daily lives. Lizzie and the Oncafari team hunt for a missing dominant jaguar and monitor the battle for power between young hopefuls

Leading shark ecologist Mauricio Hoyos attempts a TV first as he attaches a camera to the dorsal fin of a great white shark off Guadalupe Island

A look at the stark karst plateau of caves and dry peaks in Austria's Totes Gebirge, hiding rich ecosystem where wildlife thrives against the odds

Using CGI, archive footage and science, to witness how creatures from deep seas to land predators hunt, survive and dominate nature

Following the journey of orphaned elephants at Reteti Elephant Sanctuary, the first community-owned and operated elephant sanctuary in Africa

An exploration of the remote wonder of the Exuma Cays, the Bahamas' first ocean park - a largely unexplored region made up of hundreds of tiny islands

Part one of two. The reasons why young animals enjoy playing, and how it can teach them to survive in the wild. The programme explores how young elephants, which rarely leave their mothers' side for the first eight years of life, play to develop social skills, while macaques hone their mental agility by playing games with stones. Plus, a zoologist who looks after orphaned cheetahs reveals how play can help cubs learn to hunt

Part two of two. The secrets behind animals' group games, from dolphins that play catch to a hyena tug of war, revealing the benefits they gain from their playful behaviour. The programme examines how breaching the rules of a game can have fatal consequences - but how it also presents an opportunity for animals with a rigid hierarchy to break down social barriers

A global investigation into insect declines, exploring their diversity and their critical roles on the planet. Scientists reveal the beauty of bugs, from pollinators to insect assassins to the tiny clean-up crews that purify the planet

Learning how bees, butterflies, moths and other pollinators keep the fields fruitful and exploring what life would be like if these busy bugs vanished

Following a female king cobra in the hot forest of Southern India as she sets out to find a mate, find food and lay eggs before the monsoon arrives

As the land dries up, matriarch elephant Anura races to get her herd to a distant watering hole. But her tiny grandson is struggling to keep up

Documentary exploring the challenges and freedom of animals that use the air to survive and thrive, with the opening edition demonstrating how different species use air, from rookies to the masters of the skies

A look at the animals which take to the skies and therefore gain an advantage over their rivals in the eat-or-be-eaten game

Biologist Patrick Aryee reveals the stories behind the origins of each of the world's primate species, coming face-to-face with some of the planet's most charismatic and mischievous monkeys. He begins his journey in Asia

Biologist Patrick Aryee takes a closer look at the rise of the monkey, exploring the many diverse species and their place in primate evolution

Biologist Patrick Aryee examines the development of monkeys from Central and South America and their evolutionary journey dating back more than 40 million years

A look at the stark karst plateau of caves and dry peaks in Austria's Totes Gebirge, hiding rich ecosystem where wildlife thrives against the odds