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Gordon Buchanan joins a family of nomads to learn about golden eagles, with whom the Kazakh people of western Mongolia have had a hunting partnership.

Rick samples oysters in Croatia and visits remote mountain shepherds in Albania. Back in his kitchen on the island of Symi, he cooks traditional Albanian dishes like 'lepur comlek' and 'tave kosi'.

Changing: As the world experiences grave effects of climate change, the filmmaker explores the rising awareness about environmental issues and the scope for conservational efforts.

The adventurers take on the Sumi people in a bout of Aki Kiti fighting, where the soles of their feet are their only weapons.

Cereal Bars: Gregg Wallace visits a cereal bar factory in Essex that produces a large number of fruit and nut-packed treats every day.

Gordon Buchanan joins a family of nomads to learn about golden eagles, with whom the Kazakh people of western Mongolia have had a hunting partnership.

Steve comes face-to-face with the longest venomous snake in the world, the king cobra. He meets two of Thailand's killer cats.

In the Philippines, Steve touches noses with a monitor lizard, encounters 30 tarantulas and scours the jungle in the dead of night for a pangolin.

Caught in a long and arduous technological struggle for survival, ancient civilisations across the planet paved the way for the modern world.

Ben Fogle goes about meeting people who have given up the ways of western civilisation to embrace the wild and live offbeat, adventurous lives.

Ben Fogle goes about meeting people who have given up the ways of western civilisation to embrace the wild and live offbeat, adventurous lives.

Speed: Naturalist Steve Backshall encounters some of the biggest and most dangerous animals to showcase their predatory power with the help of CGI.

Tortilla chips: Gregg Wallace visits the biggest tortilla factory in Europe, while Cherry Healey tries the hottest chilli in the world.

Beer: Gregg Wallace is in Burton upon Trent at Britain's biggest brewery where they produce three million pints of beer a day.

Shoes: The hosts learn how the largest sports shoe factory in the UK produces 3,500 pairs of trainers every 24 hours.

Yoghurt: The hosts visit some of the biggest food production units in Britain and share details about the various processes that take place inside these factories.

Croissants: Gregg Wallace follows the production of croissants, from the arrival of 21 tonnes of butter to their dispatch in France, at an enormous croissant factory.

Steve Backshall sets out to explore one of the wildest rivers in the world, the mighty Baliem River in the island of New Guinea, just north of Australia.

Steve Backshall sets out to explore one of the wildest rivers in the world, the mighty Baliem River in the island of New Guinea, just north of Australia.

Steve Backshall embarks on one of the most dangerous expeditions ever. His mission is to explore Venezuela's ancient tepuis.

Steve Backshall embarks on an adventurous expedition and climbs to the top of Venezuela's tepuis, the sheer-sided mountains.

Three friends who are passionate about fishing travel across the globe in search of fish that are seemingly impossible to catch. S02 E01.

Three friends who are passionate about fishing travel across the globe in search of fish that are seemingly impossible to catch. S02 E02.

Cheese: Gregg Wallace is in Gateshead at a cheese factory where they produce 3000 tonnes of spreadable cheese every year.

Soup: The hosts visit a soup factory that produces two million tins in a day. Later, Cherry measures the vitamin content of vegetables and Ruth cooks a batch of spinach soup.

Ade Adepitan, a journalist and athlete, sets out on a journey across Africa and uncovers the numerous changes the continent is undergoing in a bid to shape the future for the coming generations.

Ben Fogle goes about meeting people who have given up the ways of western civilisation to embrace the wild and live offbeat, adventurous lives.

Ben Fogle goes about meeting people who have given up the ways of western civilisation to embrace the wild and live offbeat, adventurous lives.

Steve Backshall embarks on one of the most dangerous expeditions ever. His mission is to explore Venezuela's ancient tepuis.

Steve Backshall embarks on an adventurous expedition and climbs to the top of Venezuela's tepuis, the sheer-sided mountains.