Asia's arid heart pushes life to its limits. In the Gobi, rare bears search for water, jerboas hunt with oversized ears, and Asiatic lions fight to survive. Cormorants turn to cannibalism, while Pallas cats stalk prey with stealth. Mongolian gazelles battle brutal winters, and takhi face nightly terror from wolves. From cliffs to deserts, this is a gripping look at the resilience of Asia's toughest survivors.

Asia's bustling cities are full of surprises - wild animals adapting in extraordinary ways. Tigers hunt in urban shadows, elephants halt traffic for snacks, and Bangkok's parks host giant lizards. In Taipei, flying squirrels nest in schools, while proboscis monkeys and swifts struggle with shrinking habitats. This eye-opening journey reveals how wildlife survives - and sometimes thrives - in the heart of human civilization.

Asia's jungles are exceptionally diverse, but whilst they provide shelter, food and opportunity, they are also full of dangers and hidden threats. In monsoon forests, tigers tenaciously hunt their prey, and prehistoric-looking rhinos play courtship games akin to kiss chase. In tropical rainforests, female orangutans must search far and wide to find their perfect mates. And in the little-known forests of Iraqi Kurdistan, a new Persian leopard population is growing amid minefields.

In northern Asia's extreme landscapes, wildlife thrives against the odds. A seal pup flees melting ice in Lake Baikal, cranes dance in Hokkaido's hot springs, and a lone Himalayan wolf hunts on the Tibetan Plateau. From salmon-hunting bears in Kamchatka to hibernating bats in snowy Japan, nature adapts in remarkable ways. Even polar bears await the sea ice's return in Arctic Russia. A stunning look at survival in the wild north.

Asia, the world's most mountainous continent, is home to extraordinary wildlife and landscapes. From elephants roaming India's high-altitude tea estates to red pandas hiding in Nepal's Himalayan foothills, each peak holds a secret. In Thailand, caves echo with swifts, while Pakistan's markhor battle on sheer cliffs. This stunning journey reveals the rich biodiversity thriving in Asia's dramatic heights.

Asia's oceans, shaped by powerful currents and the longest coastline on Earth, host over 60 percent of all marine species. This stunning film dives into vibrant coral reefs, ocean giants, and tiny fish that climb trees. From the Gobi to the Indian Ocean, witness never-before-seen animal behavior and rare marine spectacles. With dazzling visuals and charismatic creatures, it's a deep dive into the spectacular diversity of Asia's seas.