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An estimated 60 million people lived under the Islamic Empire, which governed the largest territory in the world over a thousand years ago.
The Dukha, originally from Tuva Republic, are the last reindeer herders in Mongolia.
Since 2008, Enric Sala's Pristine Seas project has established 26 marine preserves, covering a combined area of 6.5 million square kilometers.
Flying cars developed by Slovakian and Japanese companies are being explored by rideshare firms like Uber as potential solutions for urban congestion.
850 kilovolts of simulated lightning zap a volunteer, demonstrating the extreme conditions the human body can endure during severe weather events.
The 2019 eruption of White Island in New Zealand resulted in 22 fatalities, featuring survivor accounts, rescue efforts, and scientific analysis of volcanic activity.
Every year, vultures in the Serengeti consume 11 million kilos of meat, playing a crucial role in the park's ecosystem.
Apollo 16's crew accumulated more memories during their 11-day flight than most people acquire in a lifetime.
Biologists Kathrin Theissinger and Jean-Yves Georges reintroduce the European pond turtle to the Upper Rhine.
Gary Wallis transforms a vintage ship's compass into a functional table, demonstrating his skills in restoring forgotten objects.
Two advanced space probes, one from NASA and the other from Europe, are studying the Sun's atmosphere and solar winds from within Mercury's orbit.
Billions of cans roll off production lines each year, providing a lightweight and durable solution for food preservation and storage.
Gary Wallis transforms World War II bomber jackets into a stylish chair while revamping a pub's interior with unique furniture pieces.
In the Grand Bahama Bank, Professor Sam Gruber studies the unique behaviors of pregnant lemon sharks and white-tip reef sharks using modern technology.
Seven modern wonders, including the Great Wall of China, Bogotá's vibrant culture, and Nosy Be Island in Madagascar, are explored for their historical significance.
More than half of the world's population now lives in cities, placing hundreds of millions within striking distance of a major earthquake.
São Tomé and Príncipe, celebrated for their exceptional cocoa production, are featured in a series showcasing Africa's culturally rich islands through aerial photography.
Temperatures in the Bavarian Alps can dip to minus 15 degrees Celsius, creating harsh conditions for wildlife like the Eurasian kingfisher.
At Hamburg Zoo, lion cubs and other animal babies are cared for by their keepers, showcasing their daily lives and unique challenges.
Lake Turkana, covering 6,400 square kilometers, is the largest inland body of water in Kenya and home to the El Molo, one of the country's smallest ethnic groups.
1903 marked the year when Swedish chemist Svante Arrhenius proposed the theory of panspermia, suggesting life may have originated in space.
Every June, Wapo teaches his 11-year-old nephew Jay the traditional art of kite fishing using spider webs and palm leaves on Santa Catalina Island.
A kingfisher can dive at speeds of up to 40 miles per hour while hunting along a tributary of the Rhine in Germany.
The Zafimaniry of Madagascar are master craftsmen known for their intricate woodcrafting skills.
Wind turbines have become a prominent solution for harnessing renewable energy, raising important questions about their effectiveness and environmental impact.
Five male lions patrol their territory in the Masai Mara, facing hunger and violence as they navigate complex family dynamics and hunting challenges.
Matsalu National Park hosts an exceptionally large moose colony thriving in rich wetlands.
Three young fire salamanders are born in the Leine Valley, where European bison have lived since 1928 and mute swans perform elaborate courtship rituals.
Six astronauts, all space tourists, board a rocket launched by Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin, marking a significant shift in commercial space travel.
Three great oceans meet around Antarctica, where sea lions hunt macaroni penguins, revealing their harsh reality as predators in a frozen habitat.
Gary Cohen searches for ocean diamonds off the South African coast, risking his life for a chance to find gems worth millions.
AI is transforming drug discovery processes, fundamentally changing the pharmaceutical industry and how diseases are predicted and treated.
Two immense waterfalls plunge 20 stories down into a roiling pool of water 200 feet deep, marking the border between the United States and Canada.
Maternal instinct is a universal phenomenon influencing motherhood today and its challenges.
One male gannet fights for his nesting territory, risking fatal injury in a struggle that lasts over an hour against an aggressive intruder.
A military training area in Germany, spanning 40,000 football pitches, has become a sanctuary for rare wildlife, including large herds of fallow deer.
In 2007, the selection of seven modern wonders is expanded to include 100 iconic sites, featuring The Christ of Rio, the Ramesseum Temple, and Lake Atitlan.
Cyclone Sandy struck New York on October 29, 2012, causing $19 billion in damage and resulting in 53 fatalities.
Humans have always been fascinated by the giants of nature, from tigers to polar bears.
Tiberius Gracchus's political actions in Ancient Rome incited mob violence, leading to significant social and political upheaval.
2,400 kilometers of coastline along the North and Baltic Seas host diverse wildlife, including seals, seabirds, and migratory birds.
On April 26, 1986, a catastrophic meltdown at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine exposed systemic flaws and a culture of secrecy within the Soviet Union.
Koalas, iconic to the Australian East Coast, are showcased in their natural habitat, highlighting their unique ecosystem and laid-back lifestyle.
Xavier, a French ornithologist, explores Ecuador's diverse ecosystems, including the Andes mountains and the Amazon Basin, in search of new wildlife species.
Four meters is the potential rise in sea levels if the West Antarctic ice sheet breaks up, threatening coastal communities worldwide.
Over 100,000 people live in 50 nearby villages, putting pressure on the Arabuko forest, the last habitat of the endangered elephant shrew in Kenya.
The Haïda tribe, known as the Salmon People, faces cultural and environmental challenges as salmon populations decline off the northwestern coast of Canada.
Jacqueline Ripart searches for Genghis Khan's horses in Kyrgyzstan's Tien Chan mountains.
