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In New Orleans during Mardi Gras, two drug dealers compete for tourist customers, one selling real drugs and the other selling counterfeit substances amid heightened police activity.
In the Malapa region of South Africa, Professor Lee Berger and his son unearthed fossils of a new ape-like species, shedding light on human evolution.
In Atlanta, a CBP K9 detects hidden cash while HSI air surveillance monitors a multi-level drug deal in San Diego, resulting in a $2 million seizure.
Detroit's Halloween rave scene is marked by intense competition among drug dealers, law enforcement efforts, and emergency medical responses.
New Year's Eve in New York City sees partygoers grappling with old addictions as drug dealers capitalize on the festive atmosphere for profit.
Hurricanes fueled by the Gulf of Mexico's warm waters have historically devastated the region, impacting its marine and coastal economies.
In Grand Canyon National Park, various animal species demonstrate interdependence and adaptability in their survival strategies amid a challenging environment.
Martin Colvill, Donna Nash, and Kevin O'Brien represent Americans making drastic preparations for potential global disasters, including pandemics and climate change.
In the depths of the ocean, two OceanX submersibles monitor the nightly migration of bluntnose sixgill sharks, featuring insights from scientists and journalists.
Jimi Falcon prepares for a potential World War III, Cindy Stewart crafts camouflaged IEDs using her taxidermy skills, and Rod Godfrey readies for apocalyptic superstorms.
Orcas exhibit unique family structures and behaviors that are passed down through generations, as documented by photographer Brian Skerry.
Snowboarder Travis Rice reflects on the life-altering avalanche that transformed his approach to freestyle and big-mountain snowboarding.
In 75 BCE, Spartacus rises from an enslaved gladiator to a formidable rebel leader, challenging the power of the Roman Empire and igniting a significant uprising.
Ancient Egypt's role in the biblical story of Exodus is examined through new excavations revealing a lost palace and temple reliefs from a prominent pharaoh.
In California and Guadalupe Island, shark scientists conduct research to estimate the population of Great White sharks in a newly identified hot spot.
The assassination of Philadelphia mob boss Angelo Bruno in 1980 ignites a violent power struggle between the New York and Philadelphia crime families.
In this MEGA episode, Will Smith and astronauts Mae Jemison, Mike Massimino, and Leland Melvin explore the genesis of life, terraforming, and human intelligence on Earth.
CBP and HSI agents conduct multiple operations at JFK and MIA, targeting drug and arms smuggling through innovative concealment methods.
In Texas, Miami, and New York, HSI and CBP conduct operations targeting cocaine, MDMA, meth, and human smuggling across various locations.
In Dallas, the assassination of President John F.
In Louisiana, locals attribute various misfortunes, including hurricanes and crime, to a century-old curse linked to hoodoo priestess Aunt Julia Brown.
In nine European countries, cities transform during the holiday season, showcasing unique traditions that enhance the Christmas experience.
In AlUla, Saudi Arabia, archaeologists and historians investigate the ancient city of Dadan, exploring its 9th-century BCE heritage and the reasons for its disappearance.
Frans Lanting captures the majestic albatross through stunning photography, highlighting its significance in nature and culture.
The sinking of the MV Lucona in 1977 involved a calculated insurance fraud scheme that resulted in the loss of the ship and its crew.
Tutankhamun's tomb at the Grand Egyptian Museum, Alexander the Great's lost tomb, Genghis Khan's Forbidden Zone, and new pyramids excavations are explored.
Hitler's ambition for naval supremacy is examined through the rise and fall of the Third Reich's advanced battleships in World War II.
Tara Keir paints an octopus, inspired by Paul Rudd's narration in "Secrets of the Octopus," highlighting the species' beauty and ecological importance.
In Arizona's Glen Canyon, filmmaker Taylor Graham and his team kayak 350 miles to document the impacts of the 1963 dam that created Lake Powell.
A newly discovered treasure map leads explorer Albert Lin to a lost fortress in Guatemala, revealing insights into the Maya Snake King uprising and ancient civilization.
HSI San Diego tracks a drug smuggler during a cocaine transfer, while CBP at JFK uncovers gold coins and ancient artifacts in mail parcels.
At an elite fighter pilot training facility, students face the challenging must-pass test of landing on an aircraft carrier, testing their precision flying skills.
HSI tracks a suspicious vehicle for 48 hours, leading to a stash house in San Diego, while CBP in Calexico uses specialized equipment to locate narcotics.
An undiscovered pyramid complex and uncharted cenotes in Mexico reveal insights into ancient Mayan rituals and civilization.
Indigenous Peoples of Alaska navigate the challenges of winter's short days to secure food for their families and communities.
In Chicago, the 4th of July festivities provide a cover for Southside gangs to engage in violent rivalries and drug-related crimes.
New archaeological findings in Mexico's Yucatán are reshaping understanding of the development and decline of the ancient Maya civilization.
Technological advances during the American Civil War fueled an arms race on the seas and rivers, revealing the ships that significantly influenced America's maritime history.
In Belize, Explorer Jamal Galves discusses his lifelong commitment to protecting manatees during a live conversation with host Lizzie Daly.
In Northern Argentina, Hazen Audel encounters anaconda and caiman while continuing his solo expedition across South America.
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In a rigorous training environment, students at the U.
In Port Protection, Alaska, Matt Carlson attempts to remove a massive sunken tree blocking the waterway while Curly targets a bear for food.
Veteran photographer Sam Abell shares insights into his creative process and the philosophy behind his iconic images for National Geographic.
Hazen Audel navigates the Andes, facing dangerous landscapes and engaging with indigenous tribes while highlighting their survival skills and cultural traditions.
Explorer Tim Cope retraced Genghis Khan's 6,000-mile route from Mongolia to Hungary over three years, engaging with local cultures and historical narratives.
A young Angolan fisherman, once a child soldier, collaborates with the Okavango Wilderness Project to protect the vital Lisima Lya Mwono river.
Michael "Nick" Nichols employs advanced technologies to photograph lions and elephants in Africa, aiming to reduce human-animal conflict and prevent extinction.
