RTBF Creative is adding fresh and captivating content to its catalog: Nature Next Door – The Great Symphony of The Animal World.

Discover how very dissimilar species coexist, help each other, or interact in surprising ways. Each episode becomes a movement in this grand planetary symphony, played out in all four corners of the world, revealing rare and unusual animals and often overlooked relationships.

These 32 documentaries of 26 minutes also put forward professionals who share their passion and showcase the tremendous patience and perseverance it takes to picture well-hidden animals.

If you’re intrigued by this concept, you can watch our 5 picks available on our website:

- Antarctica, sailing among the icebergs:
We follow sailboats and a photographer as they navigate toward Antarctica, in a region where the only terrestrial predator is the Antarctic skua. Among seals and sea lions, emperor penguins and humpback whales, we can see that the relationship between our species and those living in this polar universe is no longer as bleak as it once was.

- Colombia, wild at heart:
Days of research for a few minutes of spectacle. In Colombia, there are birds of all colors, monkeys with varied expressions watching their backs to avoid the master of the place, capybaras living in harmony with other species, unlikely alliances between turtles and butterflies, owls living in burrows, giant anteaters, this country seems to hide infinite treasures to amaze visitors in search of nature.

- Kangaroo Island:
In Australia, animals love to play with water in the middle of a park, display vibrant colors, and fill the city skies to create an extraordinary atmosphere. Here, they are different and truly unique in the world. They have become accustomed to living at their own pace, to being born and growing up as they please in paradisiacal surroundings.

- The Spanish Hostel:
To admire Spanish wildlife without being seen, sometimes you must get inside a box. We follow Tanguy on a tour of Spanish boxes located in breathtaking settings. Sometimes you have to hide for a few hours or even a few days before you finally catch sight of some fascinating species.

- Extraordinary Africa, the continent of colors:
Africa's natural landscape is composed of a rich palette of colors. Why and how do these color variations arise? Do we understand them, or do they still hold many mysteries?

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