BBC Earth på måndag – Tv-tablå 21 september

The adventurer returns to meet previous contributors who turned their back on the rat-race. In the wilds of Queensland he revisits the ever-resilient Bette.

David Attenborough dispels the fearsome reputations of gorillas and vampire bats.

Jessie runs the race of a lifetime at the Iditarod. Ricko hunts for small game. The Hailstones go on a family rabbit hunt. Sue clears snow from her rooftops.

Professor Brian Cox explores the solar system's misfits and oddballs and investigates the forces that sculpted the bizarre features on these strange worlds.

To mark his 100th birthday, David Attenborough reflects on a remarkable life. SInce his first broadcast more than 70 years ago, Attenborough has helped reshape our understanding of the natural world.

In the wilderness of Northern Peru, the boys find themselves battling rough seas and desert landscapes in their quest to find a Humboldt Squid. Blowfish wants to catch one by hand to prove these feared creatures are misunderstood.

Dr. Mosley meets with eight Australians diagnosed with type 2 diabetes or pre-diabetes.

Professor Brian Cox journeys across the vastness of time and space.

Andy and Kate must move their dogs to avoid the flood. Meanwhile, Eric prepares for the grizzly bear hunting season.

Ben heads to the azure seas and pine-covered mountains of Canada, where artistic couple Catherine and Wayne live on a floating island they built themselves - a home they share with seals, eagles, bears and chihuahuas!

Paddy and Chris head to Sweden to get back to nature and embody 'friluftsliv'. It can lower stress and improve mental health, but can they embrace nature to get the reboot needed?

Dr. Mosley meets with eight Australians diagnosed with type 2 diabetes or pre-diabetes.

Sue settles back into life at Kavik. Ricko replaces the cabin stove. Jessie struggles to free his four-wheeler from the frozen mud. Chip and Agnes hunt an apex predator.

Ben Fogle returns to meet his previous contributors who set up home in remote locations. In this episode, he returns to the Exmoor National Park where Simon and Debbie Dawson live.

Doctor and medical journalist Dr. Michael Mosley is back in Australia to tackle the nation's battle with type 2 diabetes.

Of all our great inventions, the rocket is truly the one with the potential to change the entire species, allowing us to leave our Earthly home and become citizens of the universe. The origins of the rocket are surprising old.

Michael Portillo travels one of the most stunning rail routes of the world, through the former Russian empire from the Black Sea to the Caspian Sea, taking in present-day Georgia and Azerbaijan.

Sue settles back into life at Kavik. Ricko replaces the cabin stove. Jessie struggles to free his four-wheeler from the frozen mud. Chip and Agnes hunt an apex predator.

Ben Fogle returns to meet his previous contributors who set up home in remote locations. In this episode, he returns to the Exmoor National Park where Simon and Debbie Dawson live.

Doctor and medical journalist Dr. Michael Mosley is back in Australia to tackle the nation's battle with type 2 diabetes.

Andy and Kate must move their dogs to avoid the flood. Meanwhile, Eric prepares for the grizzly bear hunting season.