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  1. Scottish Highlands

    How the Highlands' moorland and forest are both crucial to their wild inhabitants.

  2. Australia's Red Centre

    Steve Backshall discovers kangaroos, the world's most venomous snake and a burrowing toad.

  3. The Deep Sea

    Steve Backshall plumbs the ocean depths to find an array of bizarre creatures.

  4. Yellowstone

    Steve Backshall looks for the answer to a puzzle involving wolves and beavers.

  5. Namib Desert

    Steve Backshall looks at life in the oldest desert in the world, the Namib in Africa.

  6. Great Barrier Reef

    Steve finds out how a tiny coral building block created Earth's largest living structure.

  7. Canada's Coastal Forests

    Why Canada's coastal forest is home to top predators like eagles, bears and wolves.

  8. Svalbard

    Steve Backshall unravels the secrets that lie covered in ice for most of each year.

  9. Okavango

    Steve Backshall reveals the secret to the existence of the world's largest inland delta.

  10. Monterey Bay

    Steve Backshall looks at the unique geography of California's Monterey Bay kelp forest.

  11. Amazon

    A look at intricate relationships and unexpected hardship in the Amazon rainforest.

  12. Serengeti

    What is the key to the Serengeti that allows such density and diversity of herbivores?

  13. Galapagos

    How did the unique wildlife of the Galapagos get there and what allows them to thrive?