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400 million tons of plastic worldwide releases about 800 million tons of carbon dioxide into the air each year.
Sama-Bajau and Moken families in the Coral Triangle of Southeast Asia continue their traditional nomadic lives at sea, facing challenges from industrial fishing encroachment.
After a century of absence, sea otters have been reintroduced to Canada's West Coast, leading to new ecological dynamics in their habitat.
In South Texas's Lower Rio Grande Valley, Patrick McMillan explores its unique wildlife, including ocelots, wild parrots, and Aplomado falcons.
A 23-pound salmon caught in a Welsh river marked the last of its kind for years, reflecting the decline of fish populations due to overfishing.
In 2022, 2.9 million tons of scrap from ships were dismantled in Chittagong's shipbreaking yards, contributing to severe environmental pollution.
An abandoned iron mine in the southwest of the Iberian Peninsula spans 80 hectares and reaches depths of up to 100 meters, now thriving with diverse wildlife.
Natural disasters such as tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, and forest fires are interconnected phenomena that act as climate regulators, revealing a complex natural world.
Porcupines, equipped with approximately 30,000 barbed quills, navigate their environment with confidence and few natural predators.
In Alaska's harsh winter, the next generation learns to maximize the limited sunlight to navigate the challenges of survival in extreme conditions.
Wildlife investigator Ivan Carter collaborates with Kruger National Park rangers to track down poachers responsible for the brutal killing of an elephant for its ivory.
Seven wilderness study areas were designated in the Red Desert after local activists marked potential sites on a topo map in the late 1970s.
Droughts, exacerbated by climate change, have historically reshaped human migration and agriculture, with recent impacts highlighted by former California Governor Jerry Brown.
Newtok lost 16 feet of land in just four days, as rising waters threaten the community's drinking water source and ancestral hunting grounds.
In vibrant 4K resolution, marine ecosystems showcase diverse ocean wildlife, from colorful coral reefs to the mysterious depths of the sea.
In U.S. waters, hundreds of critically endangered manatees face threats from boats, disease, and cold weather, while dugongs struggle to survive in isolated marine sanctuaries.
Climate-induced collapse threatens global stability, prompting a focus on climate science and civil disobedience efforts led by activists and scientists.
The conquest of the Arctic and Antarctic has evolved from exploration to a focus on studying climate change and the causes of ice melting in these regions.
Every April, Ningaloo Reef attracts whale sharks, which can grow up to 18 meters long, as they engage in a significant feeding frenzy.
Corsica, known as "Kalliste" in ancient Greece, features stunning alpine landscapes, dramatic rock formations, and a distinct cultural identity among its inhabitants.
Zhangjiajie National Park in Hunan, China, features its iconic sandstone pillars and highlights the cultural traditions of the Miao ethnic minority.
Costa Rica showcases its rich variety of biodiversity and conservation efforts in Corcovado National Park.
Fossil fuel extraction in the United States has reached all-time highs, with companies drilling deeper and accidents becoming more frequent.
Sir David Attenborough narrates a two-hour compilation of remarkable wildlife moments, including marine iguanas facing snakes and underwater feeding frenzies.
560 kilometers of the Kinabatangan River flow through Borneo, supporting diverse wildlife and local communities while facing threats from human activity.
In the Namib Desert, unique adaptations allow Desert Elephants, including alpha cow Clarissa, to survive the harsh conditions and seek scarce water sources.
3M's contamination of global water and blood sources is exposed through exclusive video depositions of company executives revealing their statements under oath.
Lionesses may mate more than 250 times during their fertile period, while facing threats from solitary males and buffalo as they protect their cubs.
Blizzards, characterized by extreme cold, heavy snowfall, and high winds, disrupt daily life and challenge communities from Canada to Northern China each winter.
Easter Island's civilization collapses as forests vanish and Moai statues are toppled.
Mount St Helens erupts in 1980, causing the largest landslide in recorded history.
Siberia spans over 5 million square miles, larger than the United States and Europe combined, with about 10 people per square mile.
40 percent of injured owls brought to the McKeever sanctuary are successfully rehabilitated and released back into the wild.
Jordan's extreme climate presents unique challenges for its wildlife, as rising temperatures and advancing deserts shape their survival strategies.
In the mangrove forests of Borneo, male proboscis monkeys Alistair and Bill navigate challenges of drought and deforestation while competing for mates.
In Botswana's Okavango Delta, three mokoro polers navigate cultural heritage and environmental challenges while participating in the Nkashi Classic race.
In the Himalayas, Tashi, a rare red panda, navigates her environment through changing seasons, showcasing the challenges of motherhood and survival.
Consolidated Dragon's profits increased by 150% over the previous year, despite facing a dwindling supply of dragons and rising environmental concerns.
Gold mining in Suriname significantly impacts society, intertwining with local life while posing environmental and health risks, as explored through ex-rebel leader Ronnie Brunswick.
Sharks are studied globally in this Sharkfest MEGA episode, focusing on their behavior near Hawaii's volcanoes, rising bull shark attacks in Australia, and a rare great white shark incident in Canada.
Almost three billion birds have vanished from the United States since 1970, with Europe seeing a 25 percent decline in its bird population.
In the Tambopata River region of Peru, scientists are implementing a conservation project to protect macaws and their habitat from impending development threats.
El Niño, a weather phenomenon occurring every two to seven years, caused 24,000 deaths and $34 billion in damages globally between 1997 and 1998.
Forest elephants in Central Africa exhibit complex vocalizations and social behaviors that reveal how they learn and pass down cultural knowledge.
Madagascar's ring-tailed lemurs, living in family groups of one to two dozen, face habitat loss and inbreeding as their environment rapidly disappears.
In the Bohemian Forest, the Vltava River, known as the 'Golden River', flows through the Czech Republic, inspiring artists and supporting diverse wildlife along its banks.
In Alberta, the Kánaa community's Sun Dance is documented for the first time, highlighting their cultural ties to wildlife and the challenges faced by youth.
Coca-Cola's extensive plastic production and recycling promises raise critical questions about the effectiveness of corporate commitments in combating ocean pollution.
