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Andy Casagrande travels to New Zealand to film breaching great white sharks during Shark Week 2023, highlighting the region's unique marine life.
In Quito, historian Segundo Moreno discusses Alexander von Humboldt's influence on science and exploration in Latin America while ascending Chimborazo with a female mountain guide.
Alexei Sayle shares his experiences and insights on cycling in London, highlighting its advantages over car travel and promoting urban engagement.
Dr. Mareike Dornhege captures an alien-like shark giving birth to 20 pups on camera.
A local farm family learns how to reclaim unproductive land and improve their income through cooperative farming efforts in Alabama.
Four unproven survivalists attempt a 21-day challenge in the wilds of South Africa, divided into teams of men and women.
A fisher regularly checks the protagonist's snares, stealing his catches and complicating his struggle for survival in the wilderness.
A survivalist builds an earth shelter using clay in Season 9 of Alone on The HISTORY Channel.
A participant hunts a moose alone, facing challenges of processing and protecting the meat.
Rising sea levels are already causing population displacement, especially in Japan.
Pukanu village in Para, Brazil, features Kayapos cooking with an underground oven.
A 10-year-old boy named Kawini travels two days by boat to seek medical treatment for an infected finger in a town far from his home in the forest.
Fifty contestants compete in the Miss Earth USA pageant, where environmental advocacy and personal challenges intersect in Orlando, Florida.
Edison held 1,100 patents during his lifetime, establishing the first research and development laboratory in America and transforming the invention process.
Lauro and Neil hunt moose by boat using an age-old technique in Season 14, Episode 1.
The Raneys build an automated homestead for a firefighting couple in Alaska.
Islands formed by large hairy roots float and move with the current in the Sepik River, creating a rapidly changing network of canals and lagoons.
Ichthyostega, an early vertebrate, marks a pivotal moment in evolution as it develops lungs to breathe air after being chased into stagnant water.
Scientists have found ancient microbes in Yellowstone that may explain alien life.
Female lions typically give birth to a litter of two to four cubs after a gestation period of about 100 days.
Humaid Abdullah Albuqaish owns more than 60 exotic animals, including tigers and monkeys, while amassing over 7 million followers on Instagram.
Up to 40,000 king penguins gather on South Georgia's beaches during the Antarctic summer to breed and raise their young.
Every Tuesday, Hindus pay tribute to Hanuman, the monkey god, who symbolizes strength and protection in their religious practices.
In Silicon Valley, billionaires invest in luxury bunkers while individuals like Jim Couturier prepare for apocalyptic scenarios amid cultural stigma surrounding preppers.
Defoliation levels caused by pine processionary caterpillars can reach as high as 100%, leading to the death of adult pine trees within a month.
Volocopter's Volo City aims to be the world's first commercially certified air taxi, designed for urban transportation and safety with multiple battery redundancies.
Over 500 individual great white sharks have been identified in the northwest Atlantic population, challenging previous estimates of their numbers.
For seven decades, chemists searched for element 43, which was eventually created in 1937 by Italian physicist Emilio Segrè using a particle accelerator.
Dr. Chuck from Nanyang Technological University uses a ground station to achieve GPS accuracy within a few centimeters for augmented reality street gaming.
A scientific race to develop a malaria vaccine has intensified over 50 years, with the RTS,S candidate nearing commercialization and insights from Bill Gates.
The New Orleans Police Department manages alligator populations while others hunt them.
LEDs enable year round plant growth, changing seasons at the touch of a button in cities.
When Jawdat Ibrahim wins the lottery, he opens a restaurant to unite Jews and Arabs.
A Russian village receives police after a tiger attacks and kills a man in the area.
Brown algae form veritable kelp forests, providing safe breeding grounds for seals and sea lions.
This Spanish video details Australia's human history and its ecological impact since 50,000 years ago.
Northeast Australia features the Great Barrier Reef, a vital ecosystem formed by millions of corals.
The Himba, a nomadic ethnic group in Namibia, adapt their lifestyle to the arid environment while facing challenges similar to those of nomadic communities in Australia.
This Spanish video showcases Kakadu, Australia's biggest national park and its unique wildlife.
This Spanish video highlights Kakadu, Australia's biggest national park and its wildlife.
This Spanish video showcases Kakadu, one of the biggest national parks in Australia.
Australia's southern waters connect its past with the Antarctic and support diverse marine life.
A rare moment captures the birth of a baby giraffe, falling 3 meters in a zoo.
Three baby puffins struggle to find their way on an island, relying on the support of their helpers to overcome communication barriers.
A lioness hesitates to kill a newborn wildebeest calf, which mistakenly treats her as a mother figure in the Serengeti's harsh environment.
Bajun fishermen off Kenya use a vampire fish to catch rays in a unique fishing method.
The population of Maripasula has nearly doubled from 5,500 in 2010 to 9,700 today, intensifying the pressure on local agricultural practices and forest resources.
Banu and Bhuntu navigate factory life in Bangalore, facing challenges to their friendship and rights.
