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A herd of Mustangs can double in size every four years, leading to thousands more than the land can support in Nevada's high desert.
At least 20 people have died in Yellowstone's thermal pools, with most falling in accidentally.
Several generations of mosquitoes and black flies hatch in a single season, creating a significant challenge for Arctic wildlife during summer months.
Mary Anning, a 19th-century working-class woman from Dorset, revolutionizes paleontology.
In late June, wild salmon migrate from the ocean to Alaska's rivers to spawn, facing predation from Grizzly Bears during their critical life cycle.
The finch's beak in the Galapagos is different from ones in Australia, showcasing evolution.
Wild wolves hunt tactically, targeting weak deer while avoiding domestic livestock.
A leopard can hide anywhere, making it easy for photographers to lose sight of the animal in an instant.
Ed Carr discusses China's rise as a world leader in science and global concerns about it.
The human body cannot survive without water, raising concerns for 2050's water availability.
In the Amazon rainforest, a sloth navigates its environment while searching for a mate, showcasing unique behaviors and the ecosystem's beauty.
One blue mussel can filter several liters of water an hour, playing a vital role in the unique ecosystem of the Baltic Sea.
By 2050, the world will need to feed 10 billion people, and insects may provide a sustainable protein source to help meet this demand.
Each flower spike of dockweed can produce about 30,000 seeds, making it a challenging weed to manage in winter gardening.
Tiger sharks exhibit their iconic hunting behavior in a clip from Shark Week 2023, featuring insights from wildlife expert Forrest Galante on marine conservation.
Wooden skyscrapers offer an innovative solution to urbanisation and carbon footprint issues.
A comment humorously wishes a Happy Thanksgiving to an orca, referencing Shamu and its photogenic nature.
In the Congo River, an experienced fisherman pursues his lifelong dream of getting close to the aggressive Goliath tigerfish, one of the fiercest predators in the region.
Spear fishermen in South Africa's shark-infested waters engage in risky interactions with sharks, exploring their communication methods and evolutionary traits.
Julie Montagu interacts with a fearsome bird of prey at Holdenby House's falconry center.
Anyone wondering about the whip scorpion learns it looks like a scorpion and spider.
Tamilok, or woodworms, are a delicacy found in the Philippines' Bakawan Forest.
Striking observations from Hubble Space Telescope show x-ray winds stripping a galaxy's entrails.
Wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park in 1995 to restore biodiversity.
More than two-thirds of the world's geysers are located in Yellowstone National Park, making it a unique ecosystem for scientists and tourists alike.
Beneath Yellowstone National Park lies a dormant supervolcano that poses significant geological risks, prompting ongoing research to predict its potential eruption.
Alec Wilkinson explains Yitang Zhang's significant mathematical breakthrough in this video.
Yosemite National Park's stunning landscapes and unique wildlife are highlighted through Jeff Corwin's exploration of America's natural beauty and rich history.
Young macaques avoid the Asian water monitor while seeking water in Monkey Island.
Teenage lions brave crocodile-infested Luangwa River to reunite with their pride.
Connections between rocket engines and hummingbird wings illustrate the intricate relationships between space, nature, and technology.
Planet Doc showcases the beauty of diverse landscapes and cultures, featuring wild animals, remote tribes, and the history of ancient civilizations.
Private companies plan to build a resupply station in low Earth orbit and mine asteroids.
In the 1970s, the west coast of Scotland was home to a thriving fishery with hundreds of trawlers, but now fish stocks have collapsed.
50 million crabs migrate from the jungle to the ocean's edge on Christmas Island, while thousands of asylum seekers remain in a high-security detention facility.
A one-megaton bomb, 80 times as powerful as the Hiroshima explosion, could destroy a city and kill half a million people in a nuclear attack.
Lydia, a soil microbiologist in Tucson, engages with fellow runner Alfred Urbina to address environmental damage from mining and its impact on Native communities.
Glacier Bay, Katmai National Monument, and Mount McKinley National Park are showcased through stunning visuals of Alaska's diverse landscapes and natural beauty.
106 miles are covered by ultrarunners through Patagonia National Park to support conservation efforts and raise awareness for the region's natural restoration.
Climbers tackle the unique challenges of Patagonia's Fitz Roy skyline and unpredictable weather.
Ten years before the Emancipation Proclamation, Frederick Douglass worked tirelessly to influence Abraham Lincoln's views on slavery and freedom.
In Charleston, Maine, inmates at Mountain View Correctional Facility grow their own food for healthy meals.
Overfishing and pollution threaten the livelihoods of the Bajo people in Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia, as they fight to preserve their traditional fishing practices.
An ammonia leak on the Titan Explorer forces the crew to abandon ship while fishing for king crab in the dangerous waters near Adak Island, Alaska.
Spain's changing policies threaten the future of solar energy in Europe's sunniest country.
44,000 free-range hens are managed by farmer Daniel Brown, who discusses the daily reality of animal deaths on his farm.
OceanXplorers features high-definition footage of whales and jellyfish accompanied by relaxing ocean sounds, showcasing the beauty of marine life.
Neanderthals, our closest extinct human relatives, vanished around 40,000 years ago.
