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Madagascar, an island in the Indian Ocean, is home to unique lemurs and diverse wildlife.
Madagascar features ring-tailed lemurs in the Indian Ocean's Berenty Private Reserve.
Madagascar, an island in the Indian Ocean, is home to unique lemurs and diverse ecosystems.
A healer in Madagascar treats various ailments using plants and herbal remedies passed down from parents to children.
Shamans in the Amazon rainforest play crucial roles in their communities by guiding social behavior, conducting spirit worship, and utilizing jungle pharmacopoeia for healing.
Scientists have created the Illustris simulation to model 13 billion years of cosmic evolution.
The Baka Pygmies live in the African rainforest, showcasing unique songs and hunting skills.
The Tsaatan in northern Mongolia make camp and craft deer saddles from reindeer skin.
More than 1,500 people once lived in Lützerath, but most have relocated as a lignite mine operated by RWE encroaches on the village.
30 baboons invade a shelter, causing chaos and leaving one contestant covered in baboon urine during a survival challenge in South Africa.
Astronomers use the Great Observatories Origins Deep Survey to study the Universe more effectively.
A Marine officer reviews infrared footage of a jellyfish-shaped UFO in Iraq from 2018.
A $125 million Mars climate orbiter disintegrated in 1999 due to a simple unit conversion error, illustrating the risks of space exploration.
A discovery made on St. Patrick's Day reveals Mars' vulnerability to solar activity.
Invasive species thrive in a world without humans in Season 1, Episode 5 of Life After People.
Ahimsa signals her heat in Kanha, attracting a larger male tiger several months after her arrival.
The mating season in Shaba showcases unique animal behaviors and rituals during reproduction.
A gigantic primitive volcano in Mauritania can only be fully appreciated from the air, revealing the vastness of the desert below.
984 plants are included in the Kallawaya pharmacopoeia, which holds significant healing properties recognized by researchers.
More than 27,000 people have died or disappeared in the central Mediterranean over the past decade while attempting to reach Europe.
The Mediterranean Sea basin transformed from a desert valley into a vital body of water after the collapse of the rock dike in the Strait of Gibraltar over 5 million years ago.
The Mediterranean Sea transformed from a desert valley into a rich marine ecosystem after the collapse of the rock dike in the Strait of Gibraltar over 5 million years ago.
The Mediterranean Sea evolved from a desert valley into a thriving body of water over five million years ago due to the collapse of the rock dike in the Strait of Gibraltar.
Ten million years ago, the Mediterranean Sea basin transformed from a desert valley into a thriving sea after the collapse of the rock dike in the Strait of Gibraltar.
The Mediterranean Sea formed over 5 million years ago when the collapse of the rock dike in the Strait of Gibraltar flooded a vast desert valley.
The Mediterranean Sea transforms from desert to sea after the Strait of Gibraltar collapses.
This video showcases Italian craftsmanship through Bertoni, cheese banks, and violin makers.
A turkey named Fred performs a tap dance at Rancho Compasión, an animal sanctuary in Northern California, where rescued animals live freely.
Madam C.J. Walker transforms her life from poverty to becoming America's first self-made female millionaire through her innovative hair care products.
Eminent scientists warn of a potential megatsunami from La Palma's landslide.
A network of 5,000 kilometers of canals irrigates the rice fields in Vietnam's Mekong Delta, where 70% of the population relies on rice farming for their livelihood.
The Inuit Way of Life is vanishing with the ice in Melting Greenland due to climate change.
Tom Wagner discusses alarming changes at Earth's North and South Pole due to climate change.
Mia Sletus, the only woman among the male miners, has worked in coal mine number seven in Svalbard since 2020, but the mine is set to close next year.
A lone scientist documents the migration of walruses as they struggle to adapt to rapidly warming seas in the Siberian Arctic.
Twelve tigers, including four cubs born this year, are raised by monks in Thailand according to Buddhist principles aimed at reducing their predatory instincts.
In Papua New Guinea, tribes perform Tanimet, painting their bodies for a couple-finding ritual.
A pound of jellyfish can turn a pound of hamburger into £2 of hamburger, according to Mike Rowe in this episode of Dirty Jobs.
Mike Rowe climbs a 48-foot ladder to clean a water tower in Magee, Mississippi, using a power washer to remove grime from its interior.
Mike Rowe tackles the challenge of cleaning the dirtiest escalator, highlighting the essential yet overlooked work of American laborers in Dirty Jobs.
Mike Rowe visits AZZ galvanizing in Nashville, Tennessee, to learn about steel protection.
Mike Rowe captures scorpions in the Arizona desert, where one scorpion catcher claims to have caught 300 scorpions in a single night.
Korczak Ziolkowski's Crazy Horse Monument, commissioned in 1939, will be the largest stone monument in the world when completed.
Mike helps Biochar Now in Colorado create fertilizer from recycled wood to combat global warming.
A deer urine farmer in Illinois explains that fresh urine is essential, as deer can detect scents 500% better than humans.
A silicone mold for an intestine is filled and baked for four hours at 200°C in a production shop that creates realistic organs for cut suits.
