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Nomads in the Sahara efficiently slaughter camels for very special occasions and delicacies.
Recent rains in the Sahara revive dromedaries and goats for nomadic herders.
Abdurahim and his grandfather search for a lost young camel in the Ennedi Massif, a region in Chad where water is scarce and vital for survival.
Paula Monfeld, a 14-year-old with cerebral palsy, uses a computer game to perform her daily muscle exercises, making the routine more engaging.
Kansai Airport, built on a man-made island, sank 27 feet by March 1990, prompting urgent engineering solutions to address its instability.
A tower in Cameroon can collect and filter up to 25,000 liters of rainwater, providing clean drinking water to vulnerable communities.
Last year marked the first time in 150 years that no ride moved in Coney Island, a historic amusement destination facing significant challenges.
Firefighters in the United States adapt to rising challenges as the world grows drier and hotter.
Scientists contemplate extending human lifespan through genetic research and advancements.
Cuban crocodiles in Zapata Swamp face extinction due to poaching and American crocodile invasion.
Scientists are on the brink of creating healthy babies from stem cells, offering new hope for those facing infertility and related challenges.
Scientists armed with advanced tools seek breakthroughs to save coral reefs worldwide.
Dr. Andrew Pask's team at the University of Melbourne has sequenced the entire thylacine genome in an effort to revive the extinct Tasmanian tiger.
Venice faces an escalating threat from flooding due to natural subsidence and climate change, prompting the ambitious MOSE project to construct a protective barrier system.
Mark Thiessen captures Egyptian fruit bats in flight, using a camera setup that shoots 12 photos per second to get the perfect shot.
275 stations are covered in a 19-hour attempt to set a world record for visiting every London Tube station in a single day.
Arrival has set up one microfactory in the UK and two others in the US, aiming to produce 10,000 vehicles a year within six months.
Mythbusters tests various weapons purported to be effective in a Zombie Apocalypse scenario, evaluating their survival potential against the undead.
520 exclusive species make up 28% of the total flora and fauna found in the Canary Islands, shaped by their volcanic origins and isolation.
The Canaries current, part of the Gulf Stream, lowers water temperatures and influences rainfall patterns, with the windward side of the islands receiving twice as much rain as the leeward side.
The Canary Islands, comprising Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, and Tenerife, are a unique Spanish archipelago with distinct volcanic origins and rich cultural heritage.
Eighteen eruptions have occurred in the Canary Islands over the last 500 years, shaping the land and creating unique ecosystems.
Rufinus hunts a cassowary in western Papua, marking his transition to manhood in Asmat culture.
Rufinus must hunt two animals, the cassowary and the cuscus, to prove himself as a great hunter during his wedding ceremony in the Asmat tribe.
The Enga, or Kukukuku, of the Aseki river are known for their historical cannibalistic practices, particularly towards thieves and prisoners of war.
The Cape Floral Kingdom occupies only 0.04 percent of the planet's land surface but contains more endemic species than the larger floral kingdoms.
The Cape Floral Kingdom, located at the southern tip of Africa, is recognized for its unique biodiversity and ecological significance among the world's six floral kingdoms.
Captain Sophia navigates the treacherous Bering Sea, competing with fellow fishermen for a share of the $14 million crab fishery amid extreme conditions.
Kilo, a father of three, seeks to capture a python after a brush fire destroys much of his cotton crop, hoping to sell its skin to cover school expenses.
A single rocket launch can produce 150 times as much carbon dioxide as a transatlantic flight, raising concerns about the environmental impact of increased space travel.
Last year, 33 orphaned elephants were rescued by the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, a significant increase from the usual 12 to 14.
The Mofu people in northern Cameroon catch insects for meals in the Mandaras Mountains.
Hundreds of thousands of feral cats inhabit New York City, often hunting at twilight and evading human detection.
A violent storm in Kamchatka disrupts the Even people's summer and signals change.
Experts assess hard drives and CDs as potential long-term memory storage solutions.
At 4,500 meters altitude, a French photographer captures the lives of nomadic people in the Changtang region of Ladakh, India.
Ten to twelve workers share cramped apartments with one bathroom and kitchen, paying 200 to 250 euros a month during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Torres del Paine National Park showcases diverse wildlife in Chilean Patagonia's Andean range.
Chilean Patagonia's Torres del Paine National Park features unique salt water lakes that support diverse wildlife, including endangered coscoroba swans and flamingos.
The population of guanacos in Patagonia has dwindled to an estimated 150,000 due to hunting and competition with introduced livestock.
The Spanish video showcases the Andean condor, the largest bird of prey in the world.
10,000 people were expected to live in Tianguang, Xiang Province, but the current population is only a tenth of that, leaving many shops abandoned.
Over 30 million trees have been planted in China since 1978 as part of efforts to combat desertification and protect against sandstorms.
Wen-jing and her mother visit a traditional German butcher, where they are amazed by the variety of meats available, a stark contrast to their experiences in China.
A 400-meter tunnel in China remains unfinished after 30 years, forcing locals to risk their lives each time they use it.
Laos plans to build around 100 dams by 2030, with 78 already completed, raising concerns about economic dependency on China and environmental impacts.
Chumash canoes, integral to the Chumash people's culture for thousands of years, are celebrated through the launch of the Swordfish by the Chumash Maritime Association in 2001.
A male leopard prepares to attack a monitor lizard hiding in a tree, illustrating the constant struggle for survival on the savannah.
