Explore how Australia's geographic isolation has resulted in the creation of some of the planets strangest and most unique creatures.
DirectorsThoralf Grospitz, Jens Westphalen, Heiko de Groot, Rolf Sziringer
WritersHeiko de Groot, Jens Westphalen, Klaus Weißmann, Rolf Sziringer, Thoralf Grospitz
Desert of the Red Kangaroo
May 26, 2014
Their kingdom is the desert: in the heart of Australia lives the largest marsupial on earth, the red kangaroo - a true master of adaption in a world full of natural wonders and extremes.
Jurassic Jungle
May 27, 2014
Impenetrable rainforest revealing kangaroos who live in trees and a colossal bird with dinosaur feet - the Australian tropics are the most mysterious part of the fifth continent.
Realm of the Wombat
May 28, 2014
The hostile dry plains of southern Australia are home to extraordinary plants and animals that have adapted to the heat, from colourful parrots to deadly ants, dangerous dingoes to killer bunnies and of course the specialist of the plains, the lovable wombat.
Koala Forest
May 29, 2014
In the vast, dramatic forests of eastern Australia the cuddly koala is showing a not so cuddly side, while below the canopy some of the continents strangest creatures can be found, from a bird juke-box to a duck-billed mammal that lays eggs - the platypus.
The Adventure
May 30, 2014
Four wildlife-cameramen and one giant of a continent. This documentary offers an intimate glimpse behind the scenes of the breath-takingly beautiful series Wild Australia.
