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A 4-meter tiger shark is caught and released by fishermen on Fraser Island, where dangers like sharks, snakes, and wild dogs threaten visitors.
Chronic kidney disease is increasingly affecting rural communities in Peru, with factors such as heat stress, dehydration, and agricultural chemicals contributing to the crisis.
Megalodon, the largest shark in history, dominated the oceans for over 10 million years before its extinction 2.6 million years ago, raising questions about its demise.
Paul McCartney discusses his "Meat Free Monday" campaign, its environmental impact, and the inspiration behind "Lady Madonna" in an interview with 's Susan Goldberg.
Only 15% of materials placed in recycling bins are actually recycled due to contamination and inadequate infrastructure in waste management systems.
Rivers have drastically changed due to human intervention, leading to major flooding issues.
A team of scientists and drone pilots embarks on a ten-mile round trip across treacherous terrain to study the melting of Vatnajökull glacier.
This Spanish documentary showcases Alaska, America's natural paradise and its diverse regions.
Wood Buffalo National Park covers 44,900 square kilometers and is home to the largest wild herd of wood buffalo, numbering around 6,000.
Wood Buffalo National Park covers 44,900 square kilometers, nearly one-and-a-half times the size of Belgium, and is home to 47 mammal species.
This Spanish video showcases the wildlife of The Wood Buffalo National Park and its wood buffalo.
This Spanish video highlights the largest herd of wood buffaloes in Wood Buffalo National Park.
Wood Buffalo National Park is home to around 6,000 wood buffalo, the largest wild herd of this subspecies in the world.
Wild hamsters are thriving in Vienna's cemeteries, adapting to urban life by feeding on candle wax and fresh flowers despite their critically endangered status.
Caretakers at Smithsonian's National Zoo survey over 50 salamander species in Appalachia.
Christine, a young Przewalski's horse, symbolizes hope for saving this rare Mongolian species.
Animals in various ecosystems take significant leaps of faith for survival, food, and learning to fly, showcasing the challenges of nature.
Thirty percent of Costa Rica's territory is designated as a natural reserve, providing a protected backdrop for intense adventure racing challenges.
A 90-kilometer mountain bike leg takes teams over two peaks nearing 4,000 meters, testing their endurance in harsh Ecuadorian conditions.
Tasmania's iconic wilderness areas are showcased in stunning 4K cinematography, highlighting the region's unique landscapes and biodiversity.
Ticino's high Alps feature a diverse natural landscape, home to species such as marmots, the rare European longhorn beetle, and wild horses.
Banff and Jasper National Parks host diverse wildlife like deer, moose, and bears, showcased through close-up cinematography amid snowy mountain peaks.
Richmond Park hosts a diverse ecosystem, featuring red deer, stag beetles, and a variety of flora that supports the largest area of Lowland Acid Grassland in London.
Satellites are vital for our survival on this planet and monitoring Earth's resources.
Wind and solar power are examined as vital renewable energy sources through global initiatives and technologies, particularly in Germany and the United States, amid climate change challenges.
In the winter wilderness of Central Europe, wild boar, coot, lynx, and dipper showcase their remarkable survival skills through stunning footage.
In the winter wilderness of Central Europe, various animal species like deer, foxes, and songbirds employ unique survival strategies amid harsh conditions.
Five healthy pups are born to a mated pair of wolves, who must ensure their survival during the harsh winter months ahead.
Wolves in the Canadian Arctic roam up to 1,000 square miles in search of prey while facing off against polar bears in a harsh environment.
31 wolves from Canada and 10 wolves from northern Montana were reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park in 1995 and 1996 after a 70-year absence.
The nomadic women of Mauritania share their experiences living in the Sahara, where desertification threatens their traditional way of life.
One ton of coal from the North Antelope Rochelle Mine produces 3,700 pounds of carbon dioxide emissions, raising concerns about climate change.
Various adorable baby animals from around the world are showcased as they learn survival skills and interact with their mothers in their natural habitats.
A hydrogen-powered ship, developed by the Norwegian company PowerCell, embarks on a six-year voyage to demonstrate sustainable maritime technology.
Xiaolin Zheng, a nanoscientist and Emerging Explorer, is developing innovative solar stickers that aim to revolutionize sustainable energy.
Yadav has worked as a guide in Chitwan National Park since 1982, assisting in the care and tracking of animals like the Indian rhinoceros.
This Spanish video showcases Yellowstone National Park's wildlife and conservation efforts today.
A study of a prairie dog burrow in Texas revealed it covered more than 60,000 square kilometers and housed 400 million inhabitants.
Three members of the Yes Men infiltrate a liquefied natural gas summit to challenge the industry's claims of being a cleaner alternative to fossil fuels.
80-year-old Sue Parfitt faces a two-month suspended sentence for blocking a highway in protest against government inaction on climate change.
Zeke faces a life-threatening situation when he must make an emergency ascent during a dive in the icy waters off Nome, Alaska.
In 1956, Sir David Attenborough traveled to Indonesia to study the Komodo Dragon as part of a collaboration with London Zoo.
Pearl Modiadie engages with the filmmakers of BBC Earth’s wildlife series, narrated by Sir David Attenborough, which examines the natural forces sustaining life on Earth.
David Mizejewski presents an Asian leopard cat kitten and discusses wildlife conservation.
David Mizejewski showcases baby Jaguars and discusses their endangered status in North America.
An 11-week-old brown bear cub named Tara weighs just a few pounds but will grow to between 300 and 400 pounds as an adult.
A serval can jump up to 10 feet in the air to catch birds mid-flight, but David Mizejewski warns that these wild animals should not be kept as pets.
A sloth only defecates once a week, a fact that underscores its slow metabolism and unique adaptations for survival in the wild.
