A look into the desperate circumstances of "sly creatures"

Darwin has arrived!：Over 30cm long "monster geckos": Do these dependable "guardians of the home" live in large groups? Amazing ecology captured!

Darwin has arrived!：The first long-term, close-up location shoot in the history of this program, revealing the unknown ecology of the "ultra-fast hunter" Peregrine Falcon, including mysterious behavior that even experts have never seen before!

Darwin has arrived!：The Laborde's chameleon is the shortest-lived terrestrial vertebrate. A close look at its short and dedicated life. Is this once-in-a-lifetime breeding a "serious challenge"?

Darwin has arrived!：Featured is the tarsier, the most famous jumper in the monkey world. Its jumping distance is 25 times its body length. Compared to a human, it jumps and jumps and jumps!

Darwin has arrived!：A long-term, close-up look at the "swimming wild cat" Tsushima leopard cat for the first time in 15 years. Successfully capturing the "decisive moment" and revealing a new face.

Darwin has arrived!：The amazing world of life in the ancient capital of Kyoto: Is it deeply connected to the city's history and culture? The world's largest amphibian lurks in the Kamo River, and even lives among the moss on a temple!