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.
Schedule
00:35 - 01:25
Wild Tales from the Farm
Hunkering Down
As the farm animals settle for the shortest days of the year, the cows enjoy holiday treats and a concert to stave off boredom while Sheila is busy with nine piglets.
01:25 - 02:20
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.
02:20 - 03:15
Africa's Hunters
Deadly Rivals
A clan of spotted hyenas moves into a den close to the litter of wild dog pups.
03:15 - 04:10
Bugs That Rule the World
Lifegivers
The colourful world of Earth's essential pollinators -- bees, moths and butterflies.
04:10 - 05:05
Coral City
Spring
Discovering the most beautiful city of them all lying beneath the waves, where migratory commuters flood the coral reef's main highways. Following a green sea turtle looking for love and watching a cassowary dad tending his newborn chicks.
05:05 - 06:00
Coral City
Summer
Feel the heat of summer's arrival as supersize sea snails try to fend off an invading gang of coral-hungry starfish. Accompany reef sharks as they prowl for a midnight meal and marvel at the slippery disguise a parrotfish uses to survive the night.
06:00 - 06:25
Animal Senses
Hearing
Sound waves are produced by movement. Animals have evolved organs to detect those sound waves in the air or water to perceive movements in their environment. This can be used to find prey, predators, and mates.