David Attenborough's natural history exploration into life in the Antarctic. Unique filming of some of the largest, smallest, sturdiest mammals who survive sub-zero temperatures, biting winds and a changing ecology. The series also looks at the role of the ocean as both challenge and home to marine animals; the cruel effects of the Antarctic winter on shelter and food supplies; and finally the great expeditions by Man to reach the South Pole.

The complete wildlife series presented by David Attenborough. Since it was first transmitted in 1979, the photography in 'Life on Earth' has left viewers marvelling at both the incredible variety of the planet's wildlife and the great advances in wildlife filming techniques which made the series possible.

Collection of seven BBC television specials recorded by the legendary and much-loved wildlife broadcaster, covering his career from 1971 to 2002. Episodes are: 'Attenborough in Paradise' (1996); 'The Lost Gods of Easter Island' (2000); 'The Amber Time Machine' (2004); 'Bowerbirds: The Art of Seduction' (2000); 'The Song of the Earth' (2000); 'A Blank on the Map' (1971) and 'Life on Air' (2002), a retrospective of his long and distinguished career in broadcasting.

All five episodes of the BBC wildlife series looking at the protection programmes set up to help some of the world's most endangered animals. Martin Hughes-Games travels the world to look at the fertility treatments being used to ensure the survival of species including the giant panda, the pied tamarin monkey, the Yangtse soft-shelled turtle, the Amur leopard, Tasmanian Devil, Bonobo chimpanzee, cheetah and the koala.

All six episodes of the BBC science documentary series giving an inside view of the human body. The programmes use CGI to reveal the most unusual and bizarre workings of the human anatomy in minute detail.

Underwater filmmaker John Stoneman examines the wildlife to be found in the seas around Canada. Among his encounters, John comes face-to-face with killer whales, wolf eels, and a great white shark.

Filmmaker Paul Docherty shows why the Indian state of Goa has become a popular area for birdwatchers. Features 147 species, including Bee-Eaters, Indian Pitta and Rollers.

A guide to birdwatching in Norfolk, with filmmaker Paul Docherty highlighting the birds to be found at a specific site for each month of the year. Features 164 species, including Common Crane, Warblers, Bitterns and Harriers.

With canal fishing becoming one of the most popular pursuits of the angler, you'll find everything you need to know in this collection, presented by four-times World Coarse Angling Champion, Bob Nudd.

Over three hours of angling action on this three disc set, as World Coarse Angling Champion Bob Nudd gives advice for young anglers on coarse fishing, carp fishing and pole fishing.

Three volume collection of Britain's favourite birds. Includes advice and tips on identification and behaviour, and features items on the Starling, Nightingale, Barn Owl, Kingfisher, Curlew and Puffin among others.

A true adventure into a valley of the gods, 'Rocks of Gold' is a peaceful desert odyssey carried by ambient electronic music.

Two David Attenborough nature documentary series. 'Planet Earth' (2006), the first series ever to be filmed entirely in high definition, looks at various natural habitats and examines their local natural features and fauna. 'Life' (2009), which is also filmed entirely in high-definition, explores the unusual and spectacular behaviour employed by the world's wildlife in order to survive.