We take an exclusive look at how the Blue Planet II music score from Hans Zimmer has been recorded at the Synchron Stage in Vienna.

Petri is a Saami reindeer herder who lives in Finnish Lapland, within the Arctic Circle. Like his ancestors before him Petri has a very close relationship with the wilderness.

We travelled to Northern Finland to meet Petri, a Saami reindeer herder who lives out in the wilderness for parts of the year looking after his reindeer.

The Gyrfalcon, the fastest level flying bird in the world. How fast can she be pushed when chasing a Bentley Continental GT Speed?

Wilfred Legei is a ranger at Lewa Conservancy in Kenya. As a child he and his family were nomadic herders known as Massai. Wilfred has always felt a close connection to the land he calls home and the animals he lives along-side.

Maddie visits a guide dog training centre to meet puppies that are undergoing training to become guide dogs for the blind and partially sighted. 

Not many people know that there are glowing scorpions that live in the UK! Coyote from the Brave Wilderness channel challenged us to find the weirdest, most bizarre creature we possibly could.

In 2015, rhino poaching in Africa reach a twenty year high. Now more than ever it is vital to protect the animals of Africa from poachers. In this video, from the team's Kenya Expedition, they meet the bloodhounds that are used by Lewa's anti-poaching teams to find out just how powerful their sense of smell can be!

Whilst filming at the Lewa Conservancy in Kenya, our trusted guide Wilfred heard the alarm call of a vervet monkey, which is a warning that a predator is in the area!

Ben meets a giraffe that has lived an interesting life. Not only has it flown in a helicopter, it's also best friends with a horse.

Maddie and the team visit Crocodiles Of The World and try some very unusual techniques to woo an alligator! Let us know what you think of our video in the comments below and check out the BTS vlog using a thermal imaging camera.

Maddie and Ben film baby alligators down at Crocodiles Of The World, using a smartphone thermal camera. This allows them to see the alligators body head and why the guys are so hot in the sanctuary!