A formidable journey to the Manihi atoll (French Polynesia) into the footsteps of a family behind pearl farming.

This time, the UTP team is heading for the South Pacific to explore the corals of the deep. Among the 1st to study these reefs function, they try to determine if these depths might be a climate refuge for the survival of shallow coral in the future.

Set in the remote mountains of China and Tibet, this blue-chip documentary follows the perilous existence of a female leopard and her two young, who are less than a year old, in a valley of stunning beauty with a dazzling diversity of wildlife.

How has the catfish progressively colonized all rivers without eliminating any other species? Shot over 3 years, thanks to state of the art digital technology, this film deciphers the secrets of these legendary fish.

The love story between chickens and men has lasted for over 10000 years. How has this humble forest animal managed to conquer all territories and become the most abundant and diversified feathered species on our planet? Enter the chickens’ world!

This blue-chip documentary captures a behavior rarely seen until now: the epic battle between the lionesses and the local giraffe population in Tanzania.

10 years after the Charlie hebdo and November 13 terrorist attacks in France, we revisit the shocking events that marked the country forever.

In the heart of France, a deadly beast appeared 250 years ago. Since 5 years, a rumor runs: the ghost of Gévaudan is back. The photographer Bruno Loisel follows the predator in its footsteps, to prove that it is, in fact, a Cougar of America.

Has 2016 been the tipping point towards climate and geological chaos?

Kenya, 2040: the last giraffe just died. Travel through time and follow the footsteps of Twiga, one of the last baby giraffes.

Lice, bedbugs, fleas, mites, mosquitoes, ticks, crab lice, which we believed for a moment we had gotten rid of, once again proliferate. How can we explain this unexpected return of the bloodsuckers?

This film revisits the biodiversity of ancient times to explain how it managed to survive the five most powerful extinction events in Earth’s history.

Through sketches and notebooks, this film takes a fresh look at Da Vinci’s painting and what it meant to him: Total art as a way to understand the world.

While 4.2 billion people live without safely-managed sanitation, scientists around the world are working to overturn these systemic inequalities, and solve this health, environmental and economic issue.

2017: In just one month, Houston, Florida, and the Caribbean were changed forever. Three monster hurricanes swept in from the Atlantic, shattering storm records. This film determines how well equipped we are to deal with similar storms in the future.

Congratulations! If you are watching this programme you must have survived the many calamities that have struck the Earth in 2015.

Hour by hour, with the help of experts, 3D modeling, and reconstructions, relive the key events of the storming of the Bastille, a turning point of the French Revolution.

From the humpback whale in Alaska’s Glacier Bay to the Patagonian orcas, and Namibian hyenas, this blue-chip wildlife documentary brings us previously unseen perspectives of the genius behind these great deep-sea hunters.