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Spear fishermen in South Africa's shark-infested waters engage in risky interactions with sharks, exploring their communication methods and evolutionary traits.
Julie Montagu interacts with a fearsome bird of prey at Holdenby House's falconry center.
Anyone wondering about the whip scorpion learns it looks like a scorpion and spider.
Tamilok, or woodworms, are a delicacy found in the Philippines' Bakawan Forest.
Wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park in 1995 to restore biodiversity.
More than two-thirds of the world's geysers are located in Yellowstone National Park, making it a unique ecosystem for scientists and tourists alike.
Beneath Yellowstone National Park lies a dormant supervolcano that poses significant geological risks, prompting ongoing research to predict its potential eruption.
Butterflies use slow wing beats to fly erratically and evade predators effectively.
Yosemite National Park's stunning landscapes and unique wildlife are highlighted through Jeff Corwin's exploration of America's natural beauty and rich history.
Electric eels in the Amazon can generate electric shocks of up to 1,000 volts, as demonstrated in a dramatic encounter with a caiman.
Young macaques avoid the Asian water monitor while seeking water in Monkey Island.
Archer fish catch insects with precision jets of water in Secrets of Wild Australia.
Teenage lions brave crocodile-infested Luangwa River to reunite with their pride.
Planet Doc showcases the beauty of diverse landscapes and cultures, featuring wild animals, remote tribes, and the history of ancient civilizations.
In the 1970s, the west coast of Scotland was home to a thriving fishery with hundreds of trawlers, but now fish stocks have collapsed.
Geese, capable of navigating by Earth's magnetic field and thriving in diverse environments, are explored in Karsten Wall's film essay on their daily lives and connections.
An Indigenous boy carves a man and canoe, named Paddle to the Sea, and sets it on a frozen stream, leading to its journey from Lake Superior to the ocean.
Glaciers shaped the rugged land of Pukaskwa National Park about 10,000 years ago, leaving behind unique features like cobblestone beaches and rounded hills.
Glacier Bay, Katmai National Monument, and Mount McKinley National Park are showcased through stunning visuals of Alaska's diverse landscapes and natural beauty.
A female squaretail grouper witnesses the disappearance of her home reef and the loss of her companions due to fishing pressures and environmental changes.
106 miles are covered by ultrarunners through Patagonia National Park to support conservation efforts and raise awareness for the region's natural restoration.
Climbers tackle the unique challenges of Patagonia's Fitz Roy skyline and unpredictable weather.
Over 15 species of wild birds thrive in Vancouver's urban environment, adapting to city life among concrete and steel.
An international team of scientists, led by Dr Julian Bayliss, climbs a sheer rock wall in Mozambique to study an untouched forest's role in climate change.
A $100,000 boat is at stake as Troy Landry and Pickle Wheat hunt pythons in a stretch of tree islands they haven't visited in two years.
At least 30 banded sea crates join a hunting caravan with yellow goatfish, a behavior recently observed on remote reefs in Indonesia.
Mesmerizing deep-sea animals, filmed by MBARI's ROVs, showcase the unique adaptations and behaviors of species from Monterey Bay and beyond.
OceanXplorers features high-definition footage of whales and jellyfish accompanied by relaxing ocean sounds, showcasing the beauty of marine life.
The BBC Earth team presents 15 minutes of serene footage featuring diverse ecosystems and wildlife from Planet Earth III, showcasing nature's beauty.
An 18-foot-long great white shark reaches a top speed of 27 mph during a test to compare its agility against a megalodon.
Tippi Hedren's California ranch, home to a diverse array of exotic animals, is visited by Blue Peter presenter Simon Groom in this nostalgic clip from 1982.
Brendon Grimshaw transformed Ile Moyenne into a sanctuary for giant tortoises, leaving a lasting legacy as the world's smallest national park after his passing in 2012.
In the Alaskan Boreal Forest, calming bird songs and soothing nature sounds create a tranquil atmosphere for relaxation and mindfulness.
Ian Shive shares highlights from 2022, including snorkeling and chasing sunsets.
The Republic of the Congo adopts a new forest management model to combat deforestation.
Yellowstone National Park showcases dramatic wildlife interactions, featuring otters, bald eagles, and the master builders of the wild in their natural habitat.
A tiny hippo and a tree-dwelling kangaroo are among the four lesser-known adorable animals featured in this episode of BBC Earth's Science of Cute.
A certified avalanche dog like Tally can perform the work of about 30 rescuers in the same amount of time during search and rescue operations.
277 miles long and more than a mile deep, the Grand Canyon is so vast that it can be seen from space.
Paul Freeman found and casted between 50 and 75 Bigfoot prints in the Blue Mountains from 1982 to 1997, documenting his encounters with the creature.
This episode showcases mysterious sea creatures in The Proof Is Out There compilation.
Eddie Jones discusses Addie's unique composting and fruit cultivation at 40 degrees south.
Spy cameras capture five unique animal behaviors in their natural habitats, highlighting the social interactions of various species across diverse ecosystems.
Rhino populations have plummeted to under 30,000 due to poaching, yet dedicated conservationists work tirelessly to protect these endangered species.
Five lesser-known animal species, including the humphead parrotfish and the worm-eating giant snail, are highlighted in this BBC Earth presentation.
Endangered species like the snow leopard and polar bear face urgent threats from climate change and habitat loss, highlighting the need for wildlife conservation.
Ants play a vital role in ecosystems worldwide, as showcased in this compilation of videos from BBC Earth highlighting their complex behaviors and adaptations.
This beetle can lift 850 times its average weight and breathes using trapped air bubbles.
