Sky Nature TV Guide — Tuesday, 9 June 2026

The wildlife of the Pantanal, the world's largest tropical wetland, where nature spins a great web of diversity, from capuchin monkeys to the lowland tapir

Following the wildlife of a South African mangrove forest through the changing seasons, meeting the red-claw mangrove crabs that keep the forest clean

In the arid climes of the Arabian Peninsula, the animal kingdom answers to one true ruler - the merciless golden orb in the sky, who beats down his fury on the scorched sands until monsoons bring relief. But certain animals, from rugged dromedary camels and illusionist lizards to adorable rock hyraxes, have special adaptations to beat the desert heat

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

Following the lives of orphas in the Nyaru Menteng Orangutan Rescue Centre in Borneo, the largest rehabilitation centre of its type in the world. A new term starts at the Orangutan Jungle School in Borneo, as newbie Bumi struggles to focus and star student Valentino experiences a bumpy start to college

Documentary following the Luangwa Valley's transition from lush paradise to parched desert. It's the end of November and the rains have begun, ending a brutal dry season and beginning the transition to luscious wetland

A look at the Okavango Delta, one of Africa's most abundant and diverse wildlife areas

Concerns for chimp Jestah who has a lump on his jaw. Lemurs Fennel and Ben trial life with the guenons but youngster Biff proves a bit full on

The large playroom at the orangutan nursery is a hit with youngsters Kiwi and Sibu, while chimp Clin gets a manicure for safety rather than appearance.

Staff decide that orangutan 'Big Boy' Beni needs to lose weight, and Clara and her baby Clarita face a return to island life now the pair have been reunited. Meanwhile, Jungle School welcomes an extraordinary new pupil, Alba, the world's only reported albino orangutan, and vets attempt to round up a group of older orangutans for release

As the dry season takes hold in Luangwa Valley, lagoons dry up and verdant grasslands gradually turn to dust. Animals must take advantage while they can

The plains and woodlands of the Luangwa Valley are wild and merciless places for the unprepared. To avoid the danger, animals come together for survival

Colombia houses a huge number of hummingbird species. Whether they live in the high plains or its tropical forests, they all face huge challenges

Wily and cunning, Australia's legendary dingoes have existed on its shores for more than 3,500 years. This documentary explores the secret of their success

Concerns for chimp Jestah who has a lump on his jaw. Lemurs Fennel and Ben trial life with the guenons but youngster Biff proves a bit full on

The large playroom at the orangutan nursery is a hit with youngsters Kiwi and Sibu, while chimp Clin gets a manicure for safety rather than appearance.

Staff decide that orangutan 'Big Boy' Beni needs to lose weight, and Clara and her baby Clarita face a return to island life now the pair have been reunited. Meanwhile, Jungle School welcomes an extraordinary new pupil, Alba, the world's only reported albino orangutan, and vets attempt to round up a group of older orangutans for release

As the dry season takes hold in Luangwa Valley, lagoons dry up and verdant grasslands gradually turn to dust. Animals must take advantage while they can

The plains and woodlands of the Luangwa Valley are wild and merciless places for the unprepared. To avoid the danger, animals come together for survival

Colombia houses a huge number of hummingbird species. Whether they live in the high plains or its tropical forests, they all face huge challenges