How to watch Life Story: Life Story (2014) on Netflix Israel!

The lives of animals are traced through six stages: infancy, growing up, finding a home, gaining power, winning a mate and succeeding as a parent.

Once mature, animals must strike out on their own and learn to survive without their parents, navigating the thin line between life and death.

Animals ensure their survival by finding shelter from the elements and their enemies. But good homes are rare, and the competition can be intense.

Power is the ultimate prize. Animals will use any means to rise through the ranks and give themselves a chance of winning the game of life.

Competition to win a mate creates some of the most dazzling beauty and life-threatening violence anywhere in nature, as creatures strive to survive.

The struggle to win nature's only prize -- continuing the family line -- is not easy. Some parents must risk their own lives for their offspring.

A camera crew battles boredom and challenging camera angles to film days-old barnacle goslings leaping from their 400-foot-high cliff-side nest.

Crews brave hours of waiting in frigid, brutally windy conditions to document the behavior of the elusive Arctic fox.

A small crew travels to a remote part of Zambia to capture footage of a wild dog hunt, but finding the animals proves difficult.

As a crew come face-to-face with a group of wild chimpanzees in Senegal, they must be careful not to introduce disease as they track the troop.

Hoping to document the complex geometric nests made by a pufferfish, the camera crew constructs elaborate rigs for an ad hoc underwater film studio.

Cameramen endure weeks in the Congo battling heavy vegetation, soaking humidity and swarms of biting insects to film bonobo chimpanzees in the wild.