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In the Maasai Mara, experts guide a live safari experience, showcasing wildlife such as lions, elephants, and buffalo while engaging with audiences on social media.
A young male steenbok roams the open plains of Juma during a live broadcast of an African safari, engaging with the surrounding wildlife.
Join an unparalleled adventure in Senegal battling giant marlin in rough seas.
Animal Health Inspectors Sharon and Deborah at Heathrow's Animal Reception Centre manage the farewell of lemurs and the care of a calf in a suburban garden.
In the forests of Finland, Sweden, and Norway, brown bear mothers give birth to cubs during winter, showcasing their early life and interactions with other wildlife.
Cavan, a 35-year-old Asian bull elephant, was relocated to a sanctuary in Cambodia after decades of confinement and psychological distress in Islamabad zoo.
Animal Health Inspectors at Heathrow's Animal Reception Centre confront the illegal puppy trade and exotic animal smuggling, highlighting their commitment to animal welfare.
The African savannah spans nearly 13 million square kilometers and is home to iconic species such as lions, elephants, and giraffes.
In Lopburi, Thailand, local residents celebrate long-tailed macaques with an annual buffet, while exploring the unique behaviors of primates, big cats, and birds.
Dirk Nienhaus raises 6,500 pigs each year on his factory farm, where he faces growing concerns about animal welfare and the ethics of meat production.
In Atlanta, a CBP K9 detects hidden cash while HSI air surveillance monitors a multi-level drug deal in San Diego, resulting in a $2 million seizure.
Dozens of species in Kenya's caves create an environment where viruses can spread, posing a risk for future global pandemics.
Since 2010, Western Australia's coastline has experienced 64 shark attacks, prompting investigations into the causes behind this alarming trend.
By the end of 2024, around 500 cases of orcas attacking sailboats had been recorded off the coasts of Spain and Portugal, with 20% causing severe damage.
500 head of cattle have been killed by wolves in Washington over the past decade, sparking conflict between ranchers and wildlife advocates.
Owners of XL bully dogs fight against a government ban after tragic incidents in the UK.
In Mozambique, investigator Ivan Carter collaborates with Mark Haldane's anti-poaching unit to combat the billion-dollar black market for elephant tusks.
Orangutans are expected to become extinct in the wild within 50 years due to the illegal poaching industry that thrives on their capture and sale.
Krishnan Guru-Murthy reveals Peru's animal smugglers and Venezuela's drug crisis in this documentary.
More than two million sheep have died over the past 30 years during transport from Australia to distant slaughterhouses.
In Norway, remote communities grapple with the contentious debate over wolf population management, pitting hunters against environmentalists amid rising tensions.
A 19-year-old woman was killed in a rare coyote attack while hiking in Cape Breton Highlands National Park, raising safety concerns among local residents.
Fourteen lions undergo sedation for testing as keepers at Longleat Safari Park respond to the threat of bovine tuberculosis spreading among animals.
Social media platforms like Facebook drive the illegal exotic animal trade today.
In Turkey, the estimated 4 million stray dogs face potential culling as President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's government proposes legislation in response to rising dog attacks.
Lions, tigers, cheetahs, leopards, and jaguars face rapid extinction, prompting conservationists like Luke Dollar and Amy Dickman to discuss actionable solutions.
Martin Decker's murder in Birkenhead links to the Norwich cat killer in a chilling hate crime.
70 percent of Koreans no longer eat dog, reflecting a significant shift in attitudes toward the dog meat industry and animal rights.
Bull riding, one of the most dangerous organized sports, is rapidly growing in the US, attracting young competitors as young as six years old.
93% of animal experiments fail to translate to human applications, prompting nearly two-thirds of people to support phasing out animal testing.
Host Luke Tipple talks with shark divers about their dangerous jobs on Shark Week the Podcast.
Egypt's abattoirs are exposed for their brutal treatment of animals exported from Europe, raising ethical concerns about livestock exportation practices.
In Sri Lanka, the expansion of farmland into ancient elephant routes has led to violent conflicts, impacting families like Nishanti's and prompting conservationist Pruthu to advocate for understanding elephant behavior to foster coexistence.
America's emotional support animals, like Dexter the peacock, raise questions about mental health legitimacy.
About 50 animals have died in just three months at Surabaya Zoo, which has been described as a "disease-carrying death zoo."
Up to 350,000 Malaysian pythons were killed each year for luxury goods before a 2004 European Union ban halted the trade.
Elephant relocation in South Africa addresses overpopulation issues in game parks.
Safari operators in Zimbabwe offer overseas clients the chance to hunt leopards with specially bred dogs, raising ethical concerns about wildlife conservation.
There are 6,000 dog restaurants in South Korea, where one-third of the population reportedly consumed dog meat in the past year.
At London Zoo, a team conducts a postmortem on a juvenile female common dolphin to investigate the causes of its stranding in North Devon.
Mexico's illicit exotic pet trade has evolved from a niche market for drug lords to a widespread obsession, leading to dangerous ownership practices and the rescue of big cats in Culiacan.
There are 20,000 cows on the streets of New Delhi, where they forage through garbage and face health issues from consuming plastic waste.
In New Zealand, police attend domestic violence incidents every 4.5 minutes, impacting pets' safety.
Robotic pets at Plymouth help dementia patients like Nancy find comfort and joy.
Venomous snakes kill more people in Papua New Guinea than malaria, tuberculosis, and HIV combined, revealing a severe public health crisis.
The Mets status dogs unit in North London addresses dangerous dogs linked to crime.
In Thailand, wildlife enforcement agencies struggle against a lucrative illegal trade in tigers, driven by demand from Vietnam and China for trophies and traditional medicine.
Ye Jialin helps care for more than 30,000 stranded pets in Wuhan during the coronavirus outbreak.
