China's Wild Secrets

In southwestern China, towering mountains provide shelter for nearly 2,000 wild giant pandas. Giant Panda National Park is three times the size of Yellowstone and is home to over 10,000 species.

There aren't many rainforests in China, but Hainan Island, known as China's Hawaii, is an exception. The island's isolation for millions of years has allowed unique species to develop.

At the Roof of the World, we find the sources of three great rivers: the Huanghe, the Yangtze, and the Mekong. These rich waterways allow genetically unique species to flourish.

This episode follows the stealthy movements of China's elusive, big cats. hunting strategies. It's an intimate look at apex predators in one of their last wild strongholds.

Set in the ancient, biodiverse ranges such as Wuyi, this final episode unveils a world that seems almost magical. The rich tapestry of life here is a testament to evolution's creativity amid rugged mountains and deep valleys.