From over 100,000 films, discover the handful you'll love.
Free or premium access to the world's largest documentary library.
3259 films(Page 26 of 68)
Manny Puig faces the challenge of clearing feral wild hogs from private property in Florida using traditional stalking and spear techniques without dogs or machinery.
In Crystal River, Florida, a family encounters manatees while exploring vibrant coral reefs in Bonaire and searching for rare marine life in South Australia.
Ant colonies exhibit sophisticated social structures where each member has a vital role, while termites showcase evolutionary success through impressive architectural achievements.
Palau, an island nation in the Pacific, features unique marine life, including non-stinging jellyfish in Jellyfish Lake and rare toadfish, explored by Jonathan Bird and his crew.
Tens of thousands of Australian giant cuttlefish aggregate to spawn in the waters of South Australia between May and August.
At Hamburg Zoo, various animal babies are lovingly cared for by their keepers, showcasing their adventures and the nurturing environment they thrive in.
Wildlife biologist Liz Bonnin explores the unusual friendships between different animal species and the connections between apex predators and humans.
A red kangaroo can weigh up to 90 kg and is known for its energy-efficient hopping, crucial for survival in Australia's harsh desert conditions.
In Eastern Europe, Ian "Max" Maxwell tracks gray wolves, Sumatran rhinos in Borneo, and jaguars in Brazil, exploring their behaviors and habitats.
In Katmai National Park, filmmaker Casey Anderson documents a mother bear's frantic search for her missing cub amidst the dangers posed by wolves.
In extreme Arctic environments, various deadly predators, including polar bears and orcas, compete for survival amid freezing temperatures and shrinking ice.
Bears around the world, including grizzly and spectacled bears, adapt to challenges such as food scarcity, raising cubs, and habitat loss.
Three harrowing accounts from the African savannah illustrate the terrifying reality of human encounters with apex predators, including a conservationist's lion attack and the Man-Eaters of Tsavo.
Martin and Osa Johnson's 1935-1936 expedition in Borneo aimed to capture a large orangutan, documenting the region's diverse wildlife and landscapes.
Jumbo, an African elephant whose life in captivity sparked cultural fascination and controversy, continues to influence discussions on elephant conservation and welfare.
Animal tails serve various functions beyond balance, aiding in defense, movement, communication, and navigation across species like snakes, fish, and beavers.
In Erindi Game Reserve, Namibia, wildlife expert Steve Leonard explores the diverse ecosystems and animal behaviors that thrive in this unique environment.
Animal super senses, such as the vision of peregrine falcons and the echolocation of bats, illustrate the diverse adaptations that enhance survival in various environments.
Wetlands and deserts are examined for their unique ecosystems, showcasing species like saltwater crocodiles, camels, and the adaptations that enable their survival.
Wildlife biologist Liz Bonnin explores unusual animal friendships, such as a jaguar and Jack Russell terrier in South Africa, revealing the science behind these bonds.
A military dog sacrifices itself to protect its squadron from a live grenade during a firefight, showcasing the bond between soldiers and their K9 companions.
In the African savannah, a powerful pride of lions and various other wildlife are observed in their natural behaviors, including hunting and relaxing.
In Langtang National Park, Ian Max Maxwell investigates the Yeti legend while confronting the real threat of the Asiatic Black Bear, a known man-eater.
In the animal kingdom, species such as bees, lions, and dolphins demonstrate how teamwork is essential for survival amid challenges like habitat loss and climate change.
Intense battles between predators and prey, such as lions versus bulls and great white sharks versus orcas, highlight the brutal survival tactics of the animal kingdom.
Renowned writers and editors share insights into the art of storytelling that has defined the magazine over its 125-year history.
In the Scottish Highlands, a variety of wildlife, including red deer, salmon, and pine martens, navigate the challenges of survival across the seasons.
In Puerto Rico's swamps, a team searches for spectacled caimans, the island's largest invasive species, amid Florida's winter freeze.
In the volcanic forests of Central Africa, veterinarians work tirelessly to protect mountain gorillas like Mutu Regger from environmental threats and disease.
Twelve orphaned orangutans have been cared for at a state-of-the-art nursery in a 65-acre sanctuary in the English countryside since 2005.
Predators like lions, taipans, and alligator snapping turtles exhibit specialized adaptations such as night vision and electroreception to thrive in low-light environments.
In Namibia's harsh desert, heat-adapted species like the shovel-snouted lizard and black rhino struggle for survival alongside desert elephants and mating seals.
Dinosaurs' extinction significantly impacted the evolution of sharks, birds, and turtles, as explored through rare wildlife footage from around the globe.
Manny tracks wild bears in the dark of night, navigating the challenges and dangers posed by these powerful creatures in their natural habitat.
The film profiles the adorable baby animals at Hamburg Zoo, showcasing their playful adventures and the care provided by their keepers.
Harbour porpoises in the North Sea and Baltic Sea face threats from ship collisions, noise pollution, and fishing nets, prompting urgent conservation efforts by scientists and environmentalists.
Three Harris Hawks hunt together in Arizona, demonstrating their unique pack hunting techniques that resemble those of wolves.
Dogs have served in the U.S. military for over a century, performing tasks such as interior guard duty and tactical operations in combat zones.
In the Atacama Desert of Chile, unique wildlife such as Patagonian pumas and blue whales adapt to extreme conditions and scarce resources for survival.
In the volcanic peaks of Virunga, mountain gorillas Luawa and Rafiki navigate the threats of poaching and habitat loss amid the refugee crisis in Zaire.
Sperm whales spend just 7% of their time asleep, relying on social bonds and communication to thrive in the depths of the ocean.
Golden Eagles in Wyoming's Big Horn Basin face survival challenges due to habitat changes and lead poisoning from discarded ammunition affecting their ecosystem.
Three scientists at Gorongosa National Park work on the reintroduction of African wild dogs to restore ecological balance in Mozambique's ecosystem.
In Puerto Rico, a rare sighting of the endangered Black Boa hunting bats from cave vines is documented by the Python Hunters team.
Zoologist Chris Humfrey cares for over 2,000 animals at his private zoo in Victoria, Australia, focusing on conservation and the protection of endangered species.
Sixty-five cats once thrived in four colonies on the beach, but local officials voted to dissolve the group that cared for them, risking their lives.
Romulus Whitaker raises concerns about the potential extinction of giant saltwater crocodiles due to human hunting practices targeting those over 20 feet long.
Various unique and extraordinary animals from around the world are showcased, highlighting their fascinating behaviors and adaptations in diverse ecosystems.
