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Mike Rowe assists Nate from Utah State University in relocating nuisance beavers that are damaging trees and blocking culverts in Nibley, Utah.
Mike Rowe assists in installing rebar on a roof for Dirty Jobs on Discovery.
Mike Rowe sorts through wood waste to identify carbon, which will be processed into biochar for use in home gardens and other applications.
Mike Rowe creates a hyper-realistic surgical cut suit at Strategic Operations in San Diego, using realistic blood and organs for training purposes.
Every day, hotels generate over 11 million bars of soap, most of which are barely used and often end up in landfills.
Mike Rowe attempts to complete a bridge in just 24 hours, working alongside ironworkers who use rebar to build critical infrastructure.
Mike Rowe tackles the demanding task of crafting iguana chum, highlighting the dedication of workers in essential yet overlooked jobs in Dirty Jobs.
The Diavik mine in Northwest Territories, Canada, is a key source of diamonds and other minerals.
A monarch butterfly lays hundreds of eggs on milkweed in a Texas backyard, completing her mission before taking her last breath.
18,000 hectares of Monfragüe National Park serve as a crucial habitat for two-thirds of all protected species in the Iberian Peninsula.
Covering an area of almost 18,000 hectares, Monfragüe National Park contains two thirds of all protected species in the Iberian Peninsula.
The Monfragüe National Park showcases Mediterranean fauna and flora in a unique Spanish documentary.
Monfragüe National Park is home to the largest colony of black vultures in the world, with over 250 pairs officially counted.
This Spanish documentary highlights the balance of nature and human influence in Monfragüe National Park.
Ten eagle masters gather in Mongolia's Altai valley to hunt wolves, honoring their ancestors and the bond with their birds.
Jamts now owns over 500 horses, a significant increase from the 50 he was allowed under communism, as Mongolia shifts towards a market economy.
In the snowy plains of northern Mongolia, the Tsaatan nomads prepare a traditional meal in their yurt, showcasing their unique culinary techniques and communal culture.
A legend in the village of Soko recounts that a sorcerer transformed men into monkeys to escape their enemies, leaving them as sacred ancestors today.
Performing monkeys trained to beg highlight exploitation in Jakarta's streets amid poverty.
A group of residents in southern Romania claimed a deceased man returned from the dead, prompting ancient anti-vampire rituals on his corpse.
Sharks kill fewer than 10 people globally each year, while humans kill an estimated 100 million sharks annually, largely due to fishing practices.
A single mother transforms her barren field into six self-watered garden beds, ensuring a sustainable food source for her family.
Extreme lightning strikes in Texas and Florida are captured on dashcams and CCTV, showcasing the immense power and speed of these natural phenomena.
A 250-meter-wide low pressure system unleashes 50-knot winds and rogue waves as crab fishermen face extreme conditions in the Bering Sea.
A search covering 1,400 square miles off Sutwick Island fails to locate five missing crew members from the Scandies Rose amid extreme winter weather.
A beacon signal moves west from a ranch in Utah, leading treasure hunters to search for hidden gold beneath the surface.
A massive great white shark, measuring over 18 feet long, attacks a life-sized whale decoy during a chaotic feeding frenzy off the coast of South Africa.
A 400-foot high steel cable spans 600 feet from camp to the tunnel leading to the dive site as crews work to remove rocks and boulders in Alaska.
Hilaire of the Ateu tribe skillfully rounds up wild cattle in New Caledonia's mountains.
A 20-foot great white shark named Deep Blue has given birth to 100 pups and reemerged in 2015 during a Shark Week research trip.
Watch thrilling moments from Shark Week 2023 featuring giant sharks and daring divers.
Sixteen species of sharks, including the rare mega mouth, are tagged by researchers in their quest to learn more about these powerful creatures.
Josh Gates uncovers signs of a Reno gang camp and remains in the Crypt of St. Nicholas.
The video showcases the world's most venomous animals, including the Box Jellyfish and Stonefish.
In the Bermuda Triangle, Mark and his team search for remains from the Snowy Grouper wreck while navigating the region's notorious murky waters.
In the Mustang region of Nepal, young Nima trains to become a skilled horseman as he prepares for the prestigious Dzar horse race, reflecting local cultural values.
Ismail and Naeem document their dangerous journey from Syria to Germany amid the migrant crisis.
Chip Freeman captures a mysterious purple beam of light in Anchorage, Alaska, in October.
At La Silla observatory in Chile, astronomers document an unexpected red flash of light, raising questions about its implications for astronomical studies.
New microscopes opened the nano dimension, enhancing personalized medicine and cancer treatments.
Nanotechnology transforms medicine by detecting diseases and treating Covid-19 effectively.
Five photographers recount their early experiences and the moments that inspired them to pursue careers in wildlife and documentary photography.
Biologist David Rubik has studied the wildlife in Panama for 30 years, noting nearly 500 different kinds of butterflies in just one acre of tropical forest.
Approximately 4 billion birds migrate south for winter, with key locations like Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge and Aransas National Wildlife Refuge featured.
In the Yukon territory, National Geographic showcases the region's stunning landscapes and diverse ecosystems through the expertise of scientists and filmmakers.
A profit of $347,000 from a final load raises Jared Douglas's net income to $1,157,000, allowing him to pay off his debt.
The Baka Pygmies hunt for duiken in the Dzangha-Sangha reserve of the Central African Republic.
In present-day Iran, an increasing number of female drivers are transforming the Silk Road by providing essential transportation services for school girls, enhancing their financial independence.
