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Perfect weather conditions allow the crew to explore the structure and wildlife of a Mozambique reef.

A pair of blacksmith lapwings persevere in a shrinking habitat, raising chicks in an estuary under the shadow of a busy South African highway.

Cormorant chicks eagerly await the arrival of a meal delivered by the adult birds.

The bird population on Malgas Island is in steep decline.

As the sun begins to rise, caterpillars feed and weavers build their nests while a lone buffalo cools off in a shallow pool.

The juvenile locusts are brightly coloured, but it's the adults that should carry a colour warning as they can secrete poisonous foam from their joints.

A pride of lions hesitates before reluctantly crossing a water channel.

A rare red anemone, a pufferfish and an array of less common marine species gather on the Three Sisters Reef in Mozambique.

Young elephants enjoy the opportunity to lie down and sleep in a cool, quiet forest.

Thorns don't bother the giraffes, but the acacia trees have other defence mechanisms.

Raising her trunk in the air, a mother elephant detects the rumblings of an approaching herd and moves away to protect her calf.

A hippo kill provides a good meal for the Xakanaxa pride, with scraps left over for the opportunistic vultures.

Millions of bats leave the refuge of their cave to hunt insects at night.

Three bat-eared foxes forage in the grass, listening intently with their huge ears for potential prey.

After a long rest, a coalition of male cheetahs groom each other and drink before setting off in search of prey.