Love Nature 4K
Svizzera
Love Nature 4K presents wildlife and natural history content in ultra-high definition, with a focus on capturing detailed footage of animals, landscapes, and ecosystems from around the world. The channel’s programming is available to viewers in Switzerland, where it can be accessed through select television providers. Episodes typically explore animal behavior, habitats, and environmental themes, often featuring cinematography that highlights the visual clarity of 4K resolution. The schedule is built around documentary-style series and films, without commercial interruptions or presenter-led segments. Viewers can check their local TV guide for specific broadcast times and channel placement.
Precedente
21:50–22:45
Gladiators
Ora
22:45–23:40
Carpathian Predators
5m left
Successivo
23:40–00:35
Beasts of The Big Blue
Programma
20:00 - 20:55
Superbeast
Raw Power
It's all about the raw power of the animal kingdom, both on land and in the world's oceans. Gorillas smash termite mounds to pieces, jaguars crack the skulls of caimans with apparent ease, and orcas hunt their prey as a team.
20:55 - 21:50
Gladiators
Waterhole
There are clashes over precious resources when the dry season brings a band of gladiators to an African savannah watering hole. There is a lion-elephant territory brawl, an ant raid on a termite mound and a honey badger's dance with a deadly snake.
21:50 - 22:45
Gladiators
Wild Coast
Going up against some of Australia's wiliest gladiators and their impressive arsenals and looking into whether these weapons, such as the kangaroo's deadly boxing moves, can help them survive the ravages of climate change.
IN DIRETTA 22:45 - 23:40
Carpathian Predators
Realm of the Bear
During the summer months, a mother brown bear struggles to find food for her two cubs and a pair of lynx kittens venture away from their den; honeybees pollinate flowers.
23:40 - 00:35
Beasts of The Big Blue
Kuki Airani / Cook Islands
Journey to the Cook Islands as 3,000 humpback whales get ready to mate and raise their young. Plus, get a glimpse into our evolutionary past.