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The Planet Earth team reveal their most memorable moments from the making of the series. We'll discover their high points, and their not so high points. And they'll tell us which sequences they consider to be their great Planet Earth moments. From the

The freshwater pools that dot Mexico's Yucatan peninsula were believed by the Mayans to be portals to the underworld. For the first time ever, the BBC Natural History Unit explores this incredible, labyrinthine system of underground rivers.

Follow the struggle for survival of two female elephants trying to raise their young in one of the harshest climates on Earth.

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Using the unique overhead heli-gimble camera the crew set out to film a pack of African wild dogs hunting in the Okavango Delta. It came down to the final hour of the final day of filming before they got the shot they wanted.

Un viaggio da un capo all'altro della Terra; dalle distese ghiacciate dei Poli, con rare e commoventi sequenze di cuccioli d'orso bianco che si avventurano sulla banchisa con la loro mamma, alle giungle tropicali pullulanti di vita con i meravigliosi uccelli del paradiso.

Over the course of three years the Planet Earth team tried to film the elusive Snow Leopard deep in the mountains of Pakistan. Their patience was eventually rewarded with the world's first footage of a Snow Leopard hunting.

Alla scoperta di un ambiente selvaggio, ostile e inaccessibile, con riprese satellitari in alta definizione che mostrano in tutta la sua grandiosità la catena dell'Himalaya e immagini del rarissimo leopardo delle nevi, mai filmato così da vicino nel suo habitat.

Over the course of three years the Planet Earth team tried to film the elusive Snow Leopard deep in the mountains of Pakistan. Their patience was eventually rewarded with the world's first footage of a Snow Leopard hunting.

Un ecosistema unico e sorprendente: dalle esclusive riprese in immersione sotto i ghiacci dell'antico lago Bajkal, al bizzarro corteggiamento dei delfini d'acqua dolce nel Rio delle Amazzoni.

The team spend a month amongst an enormous mound of bat guano in Gomantong Cave as they film the hundreds of thousands of cockroaches and other inhabitants that live there. The amazing Lechuguilla Cave of New Mexico provides a whole other set of challenges.

Un universo sotterraneo e misterioso che nasconde meraviglie inimmaginabili, come i cristalli più grandi al mondo filmati nella grotta di Lechuguilla, o le "mucottiti" della Cueva di Villa Luz, una grotta satura di velenosissimo acido solfidrico, ma popolata da primitive forme di vita.

The Gobi desert is home to the last truly wild Bactrian camels and their fear of humans makes them extremely difficult to capture on film. After weeks of trying the crew were becoming frustrated, but their expert local tracker wouldn't let them down.

Un viaggio in uno degli habitat più ostile del pianeta: dal deserto del Gobi coperto di neve, alle straordinarie immagini di tempeste di sabbia nel Sahara e all'invasione di locuste nella Valle della Morte.

The making of the sprawling, ambitious series is documented.

Cameraman Wade Fairley braved temperatures of minus 50C and near hurricane force winds as he filmed a breeding colony of 20,000 emperor penguins in the Antarctic. At the other end of the Earth on a Norwegian island, cameraman Doug Allan and assistant Jason Roberts get a bit closer to a polar bear than they bargained for.

Temperature sempre sotto lo zero e mesi di buio totale; alla scoperta dell'habitat più estremo del pianeta, con straordinarie riprese effettuate nel remoto arcipelago di Kong Karls Land, in pieno Circolo Polare Artico, dove l'uomo non metteva piede da decenni.

Lions hunting elephants has only ever been seen by a handful of people, so the crew were up against it when trying to film this rare behaviour. Using infrared technology they were able to track a pride of lions through the African night, but when they finally got the shots they wanted it was a saddening experience for all.

Attraversando le grandi pianure del pianeta: dalla tundra artica alle praterie del Nord America, dalle steppe asiatiche della savana africana, con le avvincenti sequenze di branchi di leoni impegnati nella caccia notturna.

It took the Planet Earth team over eight weeks in the field to film less than 15 minutes of footage of the beautiful but seldom seen Birds of Paradise in the highlands of Papua New Guinea. Behind the scenes cameraman Paul Stewart endured hundreds of hours alone cramped inside a small filming hide, going stir crazy when old songs come back to haunt him.

Le giungle ospitano una varietà e complessità di forme di vita straordinaria! Immagini drammatiche testimoniano comportamenti animali inaspettati, come quelle di scimpanzè che uccidono e sbranano un loro simile in una colonia rivale.

Great white sharks capture their slippery seal prey by rocketing out of the depths and delivering a massive hit at the surface. To record a breach like this in ultra slow motion, which in real-time lasts just a second, was a supreme challenge for cameraman Simon King.

Many of the animals featured in the Planet Earth series are endangered so do we face an extinction crisis? Saving Species asks the experts if there really is a problem, looks at the reasons behind the declining numbers of particular animals and questions how we choose which species we want to conserve.

Un tuffo nei mari poco profondi, con le impressionanti sequenze degli attacchi di squali bianchi e le eccezionali riprese di stelle marine giganti che ingurgitano voracemente le stelle più piccole.

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Pollution, climate change and a growing human population are all putting pressure on Earth's wildernesses including the Bialowieza forest, the Gobi Desert and the Arctic tundra. So how much of the planet is still wilderness? And why should we care? Into the Wilderness explores why these uninhabited expanses are important for our survival as well as that of all creatures on the planet.

Un viaggio nelle grandi foreste stagionali del nostro pianeta, i "polmoni verdi" della Terra, con eccezionali riprese dalla cima delle piante più alte del mondo: le sequoie giganti, che superano i cento metri d'altezza.

The camera team of Doug Anderson and Rick Rosenthal were determined to film oceanic whitetip sharks without a cage, relying only on observation, nerves and experience to dictate how long they stayed underwater in their company. The powerful sharks were initially shy of the dive team but, as more sharks arrived, they became bolder - their behaviour changing to that of the hunter.

This history of conservation throws up some interesting ideas as we look to the future of an ever more populated planet. How can conservation fit into this new world driven by economics and development? Living Together looks at the challenges facing conservation in the 21st century and looks at the role of religion in piloting a moral and ethical approach to the world we live in.

Gli oceani sono l'habitat più misterioso e inesplorato del pianeta.

Alla scoperta delle creatue abissali, come l'inquietante calamaro vampiro, che usa la bioluminescenza per intimorire i predatori.

Originally aired under BBC Natural World Collection. Many years ago lions thrived in the deserts of Namibia's Skeleton Coast, until they were exterminated by man. Six years ago maverick biologist Flip Stander discovered a tiny remnant population alive and well in nearby mountains, and started to study them. Their numbers have grown and they are now returning to the desert in increasing numbers. But if these lions are to continue roaming here, Flip will have to persuade local people that these lions are worth more alive than dead.

Originally aired under BBC Natural World Collection. The BBC Natural History Unit explores a secret cave deep in the mountains of Pakistan where generations of snow leopards return each year to raise their young.