Synopsis:
Borneo has spent its entire existence, well over 100 million years, upon the equator. Consistent sunlight, warmth, and rainfall make the island a perfect incubator for developing life. These conditions fuel a bizarre realm of giant apes, tiny bears, plants that kill, and jellyfish that farm. This film reveals a spectacular and diverse cast, as well as a behavior never before documented: pied hornbills hunting bats in flight.

Available within the additional streaming library from April 18-25, accessible to Virtual Passholders.