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Planet Earth Live • Monday May 7 at 4.50am.
Continues Fridays and Mondays at 5.00am.
Plus, encore screenings at 7.30pm..

Hosted by Richard Hammond and Julia Bradbury, Planet Earth Live is...read more

Using Planet Earth's most astonishing images as a starting point...read more

Humans are the ultimate animals – the most successful species on the planet. From the frozen...read more

Since the emergence of life on our planet more than 3 billion years ago, it has faced a...read more

Planet Earth Live is the biggest live wildlife broadcast ever undertaken.
As a child, Richard Hammond started his own wildlife club and armed with a nature kit set out to study the wildlife in his Solihull garden.
In Africa, Richard will be joining Kenyan elephant researcher David Daballen who knows more than 700 of the Samburu elephants by name.
Our closest relatives, the chimps and gorillas, laugh when tickled.
Dolphins can point with their bodies and have been known to communicate an object's location to human divers.
Flamingos are only red because of the food they eat.

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