Love Nature 4K
Switzerland
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.
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Becoming Elephant: The Orphans Of Reteti
Back To The Wild
Balance the pain of goodbyes with hope for the future as a generation of rescued elephants are finally released.
19:55 - 20:50
Wild Side Of The Moon
Dining By Moonlight
Explore how lunar phases set the rhythm for an endless contest between predator and prey. Soar by moonlight with colugos, gorge on a shellfish feast with macaques, and watch a prowling pride of lions try to turn a baby elephant into dinner.
20:50 - 21:45
Africa's Hunters
The Misfit Comes of Age
The Misfit is a charismatic cub who has had a rough ride as he was bullied by his big brothers and rejected by his mother. Now, this young lion has turned into a teenager.
LIVE 21:45 - 22:40
Africa's Hunters
The Leopard Who Changed Her Spots
Three-year-old Chipadzua is an entitled leopardess who should have left her mother's side more than a year ago.
22:40 - 23:35
Wildlife ER
End of Summer
Following vet Tim as he races to save rescued koala Ashley, then meeting a flying fox with an extra digit who needs some TLC from vet Martine. Calculating the odds for a run-over kangaroo joey with vet Emily.
23:35 - 00:25
Mysteries of the Mekong
Thailand: The River Basin
Although the Mekong runs down Thailand's far eastern border, the influence of the river's basin reaches across nearly half the country. The east of Thailand is characterised by a complex network of the Mekong's tributaries.