Subject
Wildlife
Land animals behaving as they do when nobody is directing them. We favour footage that shows a whole sequence (searching, waiting, failing, trying again) over highlight reels, and we note when a scene includes predation or injury.
Related guide: Reading animal behaviour without assigning unsupported human motives
A brown hyena in a desert ghost town
BBC Earth
A chimpanzee finds hidden honey
BBC Earth
A day in the life of a lion cub
BBC Earth
A frog father and a tiger tarantula
Nature on PBS
A frog father climbs 60 feet for his tadpoles
Nature on PBS
A golden poison frog looks for a mate
Smithsonian Channel
A lioness with newborn cubs
BBC Earth
A seal pup takes its first swim
BBC Earth
A see-through frog
Smithsonian Channel
A tree frog climbs to find a mate
BBC Earth
A young elephant joins a bachelor herd
BBC Earth
An African bullfrog guards his tadpoles
BBC Earth
An elephant calf and a new sibling
BBC Earth
Bringing back the Iberian lynx
BBC Earth
Brown frogs breed as alpine lakes thaw
Nature on PBS
Common frogs race to the breeding pond
BBC Earth
Darwin's frog raises young in its throat
Smithsonian Channel
Darwin's frog releases its young
Nat Geo Animals
Elephant bulls compete for a mate
BBC Earth
Elephant calves play in a dry riverbed
BBC Earth
Fifty million red crabs head for the sea
BBC Earth