Natural History Documentaries

With a range of iconic series spanning all seven continents, dive deep into the beauty of the natural world. Our documentary collection brings you the best of the BBC’s nature, wildlife, and science shows, with over 100 hours of content dating back to 1954 including the series that launched David Attenborough’s career and changed nature documentaries forever.

Secrets Of The Bermuda Triangle

Bermuda Triangle Documentary

This fascinating 3-part documentary explores the mysteries surrounding our planet’s most notorious stretch of water: the Bermuda Triangle. Ships and planes have vanished without a trace in this half-million-square-mile expanse of the Atlantic Ocean and there’s plenty of theories as to why? From the plausible to the paranormal, from hurricanes to human error, ghosts to UFOs and sea creatures to time travel. What’s a myth and what could be true?

Jungle Atlantis

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In June 2013, an international team of archaeologists uncovered a lost urban landscape deep inside the Cambodian jungle, close to the magnificent 12th-century temple complex of Angkor Wat.

Filmed with unique access, this fascinating history documentary follows the team as they travel deep into the jungle to uncover more about this forgotten city – once the capital of the mighty Khmer Empire and home to a million people – and its eventual decline.

History of Mother Earth: Gaia Uncovered

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Did you know pollution has a sound? Acclaimed historian Bettany Hughes learns that the impact we have on the planet can even be heard from space in History of Mother Earth: Gaia Uncovered.