Islands

July. 23,2023

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Take a deep dive into the unique ecosystems of Islands - the wild laboratories of mother nature

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 1 : 2023

6 Episode

Episode 1 - Vancouver

July. 23,2023

Encounter coastal sea wolves, endangered marmots, Western Toad tadpoles and more as you explore one of the most extraordinary islands on the planet.

Episode 2 - K'gari

July. 30,2023

Touch down on the largest sand island in the world, as stingrays hunt soldier crabs in the tidal shallows, acid frogs evade vicious predators and more.

Episode 3 - Baffin

August. 06,2023

Journey to the largest island in the Canadian Arctic and encounter arctic foxes, white beluga whales, a never-before-filmed two-tusked narwhal and more.

Episode 4 - Borneo

August. 13,2023

Here, evolution is in overdrive, resulting in an explosion of life. An unnamed species of spider is filmed for the first time, hunting other spiders.

Episode 5 - Okavango

August. 20,2023

Hyenas claim the largest island in the delta, but must defend it. Elephants and hippos sculpt the waterways and make new homes for smaller creatures.

Episode 6 - Sri Lanka

August. 27,2023

Never-before-filmed highland leopards stalk Sambar deer, while territorial mudskippers and fiddler crabs compete for homes and mates.

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