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Jack Drake, at 64 years old, continues to work as a cowboy in British Columbia's Nicola Valley, earning $400 a month plus room and board.
A giant squid sighting off the coast of Asturias in the early 21st century reignited interest in the region's legendary beast and its cultural significance.
An octopus stretches its arms to three times their normal length while attempting to solve a food puzzle in an aquarium setting.
Morgan, a pilot whale, demonstrated the ability to dive to 1,654 feet and deploy a hydrazine recovery device during Project Deep Ops.
Less than 40 performers from the Segovia Brothers Circus became stranded in Honduras during the COVID-19 pandemic, facing challenges to return home.
A vegan debates a butcher about animal rights and meat consumption in this Channel 4 documentary.
Whale scientist Nan Hauser recounts her experience of being saved from a shark by a humpback whale and the subsequent return of the same whale.
Emus can run at speeds of 50 km per hour, adapting to the open plains of Australia as the climate shifts from jungle to temperate.
Hoatzins in the Orinoco river jungles adapt to life in the Amazon's treetops for survival.
Baby ferrets, otters, and other young animals are showcased in a collection of heartwarming moments from the BBC Earth Archive.
Lions are portrayed as devoted parents and skilled hunters in a collection of heartwarming encounters that highlight their social dynamics and conservation importance.
BBC Earth presents a compilation of memorable moments featuring tiger cubs, showcasing their playful behavior and interactions in the wild.
Bertie Gregory was selected as one of 20 young photographers for the 2020Vision project, tasked with capturing urban wildlife across the UK.
Join Andy Casagrande in New Zealand for thrilling hunts of breaching great white sharks.
Dr. Mareike Dornhege captures an alien-like shark giving birth to 20 pups on camera.
Spy cameras reveal the secret behaviors of various animal species, showcasing their interactions and activities when they believe humans are not observing.
A dog alerts her owner to a life-threatening situation, showcasing the remarkable bond between pets and their humans in the series Pet Heroes.
Orcas, known for their intelligence and social behavior, exhibit complex hunting techniques, including coordinated attacks on sea lions and strategic interactions with fishing boats.
Only around 350 Siberian tigers remain in the wild, prompting filmmakers to capture the release of one orphaned cub back into its natural habitat.
In the Ganges, giant Asian honeybees pollinate mangrove flowers while mudskippers consume detritus left by receding waters, highlighting the river's unique ecosystem.
In the Okavango Delta, big cats are observed in their natural habitat through a 360-degree immersive experience showcasing their behaviors and interactions.
Islands formed by large hairy roots float and move with the current in the Sepik River, creating a rapidly changing network of canals and lagoons.
Andy Casagrande and Kori Burkhardt swim with great whites in North Carolina's haunted tower.
In Banff National Park, census takers on horseback count wildlife, while Stanley Park Zoo animals visit a Vancouver school and the S.
In Erindi Game Reserve, Namibia, wildlife expert Steve Leonard explores the behaviors and habitats of hyenas and rhinos in their natural environment.
Female lions typically give birth to a litter of two to four cubs after a gestation period of about 100 days.
Baby monkeys at an orphanage, a lost wolf reuniting with her pack, and a three-legged elephant bathing with a human highlight moments of friendship in the animal kingdom.
Humaid Abdullah Albuqaish owns more than 60 exotic animals, including tigers and monkeys, while amassing over 7 million followers on Instagram.
In extreme environments, ducklings, penguins, and baby elephants face significant challenges, including caterpillars battling exploding plants.
Elephants, dogs, and owls demonstrate unique abilities, including long-distance communication, cancer detection, and silent flight, highlighting animal adaptations.
Every Tuesday, Hindus pay tribute to Hanuman, the monkey god, who symbolizes strength and protection in their religious practices.
Frogs and crabs adapt to land environments, developing unique traits for hunting, mating, and survival as they transition from aquatic habitats.
Male humpback whales are known for their complex songs, which they can memorize and share among their species, highlighting their unique communication abilities.
Dr. Chuck from Nanyang Technological University uses a ground station to achieve GPS accuracy within a few centimeters for augmented reality street gaming.
The New Orleans Police Department manages alligator populations while others hunt them.
A Russian village receives police after a tiger attacks and kills a man in the area.
Australia's diverse avian life, including the Emu, Cassowary, and Eclectus Parrot, is showcased through stunning photography and engaging narration.
Australia's southern waters connect its past with the Antarctic and support diverse marine life.
In the South Atlantic, albatross chicks being blown from their nests profoundly impacted BBC wildlife filmmaker Abigail Lees.
A rare moment captures the birth of a baby giraffe, falling 3 meters in a zoo.
Three baby puffins struggle to find their way on an island, relying on the support of their helpers to overcome communication barriers.
In Kruger National Park, orphaned baby rhinos receive critical care and protection from dedicated guardians as part of the United for Wildlife programme.
A lioness hesitates to kill a newborn wildebeest calf, which mistakenly treats her as a mother figure in the Serengeti's harsh environment.
In East River, Nova Scotia, the arrival of Balakrishna, an Indian elephant, in 1967 profoundly impacted young Winton Cook, highlighting themes of friendship and conservation.
Bear Grylls catches a bluespotted stingray while spear fishing in shallow waters off a remote Pacific island, demonstrating survival techniques.
Bear Grylls climbs to 9,500 feet in Copper Canyon, Mexico, where he consumes a venomous scorpion after cutting off its stinger.
Bear Grylls navigates New Zealand's challenging landscapes, sharing essential survival tips informed by his British Special Forces experience and Everest climbs.
Bear Grylls showcases his survival skills and resourcefulness while hunting wild pig in a challenging environment, drawing on his British Special Forces background.
