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Over 100 hours of footage recorded by Timothy Treadwell documents his interactions with grizzly bears before he and his girlfriend were killed by one in 2003.
A female Asian elephant's pregnancy lasts nearly two years, during which time the embryo develops into a complex mammal through various stages.
Nearly 300 deaths have been linked to a six-meter-long crocodile named Gustave in Burundi over the past decade.
More than 100 operations were performed on Greg Rasmussen after he crashed his ultralight plane in the African bush, leaving him severely injured.
A male kangaroo stands 8 feet tall, having trained for years in brutal sparring matches to defend his title and access to females.
Gray whales undertake a 10,000 to 12,000-mile round trip migration from Arctic feeding grounds to breeding lagoons on Mexico's Baja Peninsula.
Kenya Wildlife Service, known for its strict anti-poaching measures, faces scrutiny over its 'shoot to kill' policy and allegations of human rights abuses.
A 3-year-old tigress in Madhya Pradesh has lost two sisters to poachers and faces ongoing threats in her struggle for survival.
Over the past 30 years, almost half of Cameroon's wildlife has disappeared due to poaching and habitat loss, prompting urgent conservation efforts.
A male African elephant can weigh as much as five family cars, reaching up to 6,350 kilograms and measuring 7.5 meters in length.
Around 140 Cantabrian brown bears inhabit the rugged mountains of northern Spain, thriving in a region with an annual rainfall of about 2,000 millimeters.
More than a million pangolins have been poached from the wild since 2000, pushing the species to the brink of extinction.
Between 1904 and 1908, German soldiers systematically killed over 80,000 Herero and Nama people, marking the first genocide of the 20th century.
Claude Dallas evades justice for 10 years after killing two forest rangers.
Kigali, Rwanda's capital, sits 1,400 meters above sea level and is home to a million inhabitants, known for its cleanliness and vibrant atmosphere.
Over the course of three days, 200,000 turtles lay their eggs on a beach, facing numerous predators as they make their first dash to the sea.
Every year, a nomadic community in Mongolia travels over 400 kilometers to reach their spring pastures, facing challenges from climate change and modernization.
By the turn of the millennium, poachers had reduced the Tatra chamois population to 200, but strict protection has since increased their numbers to 1,500.
Only 80,000 giraffes remain in Africa today, a sharp decline from millions at the beginning of the 20th century, primarily due to poaching and habitat loss.
Four rhinos die daily in South Africa due to poaching and mafia networks targeting them.
Fewer than 3,900 tigers remain in the wild, while over 10,000 are estimated to be held in captivity across the United States.
Only 3,200 tigers remain in the wild today, down from 100,000 a century ago, primarily due to habitat loss and poaching.
Over half of Africa's large wild animals have disappeared in the last four decades, prompting urgent conservation efforts in South Africa.
Two three-month-old brown bear cubs leave their den for the first time in the Tian Shan mountains of southern Kazakhstan, beginning a summer of adventure.
485 nautical miles west of South America, the Galápagos Islands are renowned for their unique species and significant contributions to the theory of evolution.
Over 1,000 rhinos were killed by poachers in South Africa in 2014, driven by the high demand for rhino horn and ivory in illegal markets.
Tusks of some species can weigh up to 100 kg, serving as powerful weapons for defense and foraging in the animal kingdom.
The Nariva reserve, covering over 7,000 hectares, is the largest swampland and most important freshwater reserve in the Caribbean.
A female rhino named Ratu was rescued in 2005 after drought forced her from the forest into a nearby village, marking the start of a breeding program.
Poaching and wildlife trafficking are driven by international cartels and fueled by demand for animal products in Asia, threatening the survival of endangered species.
Marine turtles in Mayotte face endangerment due to poaching, but scientist Ali's protective efforts in Saziley are helping their population recover.
In June 2007, conservationists reveal that most elephants in Africa are poached for their meat.
Tisno, the youngest chief game warden in Java, tirelessly protects Indonesia's fragile ecosystems from poachers using only his determination and a rowing boat.
Corruption and greed threaten wildlife conservation efforts, as illegal activities like the ivory trade drive endangered species toward extinction.
A three-year-old tigress named Ahimsa has recently taken possession of her own territory in Madhya Pradesh, India, amid ongoing threats from poachers.
Elephants are viewed as competitors for land in Africa, where habitat loss and poaching threaten their survival and could lead to extinction within 50 years.
Three black rhinos remain in the Serengeti today, a stark contrast to their once abundant population in 1937 when they were considered a pest.
A male African elephant can weigh as much as five family cars, reaching up to 6,350 kilograms and measuring up to 7.5 meters in length.
Musk deer, with kangaroo heads and long teeth, face extinction due to poaching for musk in China.
Chilema, a young female elephant in Zambia, struggles to find food during her first dry season after losing part of her trunk to poaching.
Orangutan Jungle School teaches orphaned orangutans essential survival skills to prepare them for life in the wild amid threats from poachers and deforestation.
Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue cares for baby chimps and prepares them for wild release.
Creative conservationist Asher Jay uses her art to advocate for the protection of wildlife, addressing issues like blood ivory and endangered big cats.
The illegal wildlife trade, fueled by demand in East Asia and operating through a complex global supply chain, threatens endangered species like rhinos in Kruger National Park.
Since 2009, poachers have killed around 100 helmeted hornbills each year to sell on the black market, pushing the species closer to extinction.
In Periyar National Park, severe poaching has led to a gender imbalance and psychological trauma among young bull elephants, resulting in aggressive behaviors.
Professor George Church aims to create a woolly mammoth using elephant DNA.
Last year, 33 orphaned elephants were rescued by the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, a significant increase from the usual 12 to 14.
