45 million years ago, the last piece of the great Gondwana supercontinent split from Antarctica and began drifting north, carrying with it a precious biological cargo of Gondwanan flora and fauna.  Over millions of years, as the forests of Antarctica were overrun with ice, life on this new continent continued to flourish.  As a result, the great wild continent of Australia today tells an extraordinary story of isolation, adaptation and ingenious evolution.

Australia: The Wild Continent carries its audience through the wildest and most beautiful landscapes in Australia in search of the hidden stories that make this continent unique.  Discover flora and fauna that has evolved in splendid isolation, explore ancient landscapes sculpted by great geological forces, and learn what it means to care for Country from traditional custodians of the land.

Circumnavigating the continent, we travel from the limestone cliffs of the Nullarbor to the steamy tropical wetlands of the Northern Territory via the stunning Kimberley coast and Australia's expanse of red deserts.  Along the way we meet giant humpback whales, get up close and personal with baby wetland birds, and fly with wedge-tailed eagles.  Each destination has its own unique story of formation and biological significance unlike any other place on earth.