Witness the planet's most breathtaking natural events, and follow the dramatic wildlife stories behind them. Combining the epic cinematography of Planet Earth, with all the emotion, intimacy and storytelling of a wildlife diary, this series charts the effects of global climatic phenomena which transform entire landscapes, drawing in thousands of animals and determining their fate. Each episode is set in a different part of the world - from the great flood of the Okavango delta to the plankton blooms of the Pacific Ocean, and from the Indian monsoon to the race for survival triggered by the annual Arctic melt - and shows how immense natural forces, often starting thousands of miles away, drive a chain reaction that culminates in a spectacular wildlife event. For some animals, it's a window of opportunity, but for others, it's the most dangerous time of their lives. Follow their emotional, involving stories to a dramatic climax where their fate will be revealed. Episodes: The Great Melt, The Great Salmon Run, The Great Migration, The Great Tide, The Great Flood, The Great Feast.

Nature's Most Amazing Events takes up the mantle left by the stunning BBC series Planet Earth, and offers a closer look at some of the most fascinating and dramatic natural happenings on the planet. Narrated by David Attenborough, it digs in some detail into the impact of certain events on nature, and manages to hone in on small stories in the midst of major happenings. It's a breathtaking cocktail. What particularly lifts Nature's Most Amazing Events too is the stunning photography. Many will recall just how superb the shots in Planet Earth were, but if anything, Nature's Most Amazing Events tops it. The cinematography here is world-class, and it greatly enhances the series around it as a result. That said, there's more than enough substance to Nature's Most Amazing Events as it stands anyway. Diligently made and researched, and presented in an accessible, yet not condescending manner, it's another major success for the BBC in this area, and further cements why it's a world leader where natural-history documentaries are concerned. Credit must go too for the decision to include the making-of material. Back when the BBC broadcast The Blue Planet, this material was often just as interesting as the main feature itself, and the same is true here. It's a genuinely fascinating insight into the production of such an ambitious, and unmissable, series. --Jon Foster

BBC Earth does it again (5.0)

I am a big fan of the BBC Earth stuff and already own a few of their collections. I bought this as a Father's day gift and my dad loved it. He threw the disc in right after opening it. The quality is what you expect from a blu-ray, sharp, clear images full of detail and vibrant color, and high grade audio that really puts you there in the scene. The narration is top notch (of course) and the various events captured are amazing to watch. I can definitely recommend this to anyone who has enjoyed other BBC Earth video. This was well worth the price.

click BUY THIS WITH ONE CLICK now! (5.0)

I LOVE THIS, it looks so good its almost 3d, its 300 minutes long. Its some of the most amazing events every to be recorded. just as good as "life" buy it now if you are into this kinda stuff (everyone should be)

Amazing nature (5.0)

What a series to watch. The Brits know how to put a DVD together. So interesting to see how nature survives the way these animals do. Give this series a very high AAA.

OUTSTANDING MOVIE... (5.0)

I am sick and tired of nature movies that have a political agenda with regards to "global warming" or "evolution" and any other environmental craziness that gets shoved down our throats with little if any scientific proof. This documentary is excellent and really only portrays amazing events in nature. I also really enjoyed the making of these clips that are shown after each episode.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS TO ANYONE. No agenda with this documentary other than to show you amazing events in nature.

Simply amazing (5.0)

This whole series by Discovery and BBC(Planet Earth, Life, Nature's Most Amazing Events)come along at an amazing time. The time being where home entertainment (large screen HD, bluray surround sound etc.) can show off the great video. Each episode has something captivating in which I wanted to have them in my video library.