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More than 10,000 animals have been photographed for Joel Sartore's Photo Ark project, but during the pandemic, he turns his lens to insects in his backyard.
Over 400 years, sloth bears in India have been exploited for entertainment, with 628 bears rescued from captivity by Kartick Satyanarayan and Geeta Seshamani.
Participants face a dangerous scorpion encounter while surviving in the wild.
Footage from 'Scavengers of the Savannah' highlights the role of scavengers in the ecosystem.
They spend their early months learning to hunt alongside stripped marlin in the Sea of Cortez.
Manny searches for a wild boar in North America's forests, highlighting the dangers posed by this formidable and aggressive animal.
Three snow leopard cubs were spotted in the Spiti Valley, but only two were visible in the camera trap footage months later.
Mokele Mbembe, a living relic, is said to stalk the rivers of central Africa.
Kristen Knight Pace trains a team of 30 sled dogs as she prepares for her first Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in Alaska.
Jaida Elcock profiles seven shark species, showcasing their unique adaptations and survival skills in various marine environments.
Grevy’s zebras and Burchell’s zebras form mixed herds in Shaba during the rainy season before migrating to the Aberdare mountains for year-round pasture.
Elephants in Shaba require between 80 and 160 liters of water daily, drawing large herds to the banks of the Ewaso Ngiro river.
In the South Pacific, a scientist from the Under the Pole team experiences a shark attack while exploring deep sea corals, highlighting the risks of marine research.
A speaker system with a top output of 118 dB is used to play back a Bigfoot recording in hopes of eliciting a response from the creature.
In the UK, Dan O’Neill investigates the growing trend of keeping primates as pets, highlighting the experiences of pet owners and the challenges faced by Wild Futures, a primate rescue centre.
Sig and Jake finish their season strong while facing challenges in the Bering Sea.
709 crabs are caught during a successful haul as Sig Hansen and Jake Anderson face the challenges of the 2022 crabbing season in the Bering Sea.
Sig Hansen and Jake Anderson navigate the challenges of crab fishing in the Bering Sea aboard the Time Bandit during the 2022 season of Deadliest Catch.
In 1961, Sir David Attenborough explores Madagascar's unique wildlife, highlighting the island's diverse and unusual animal species.
Sir David Attenborough showcases memorable moments from his career, including interactions with a sloth and a famous lyrebird encounter.
Tibetan sky burial, a traditional practice symbolizing life's impermanence, faces ethical concerns as it becomes a controversial tourist attraction.
In a coastal habitat, Edwin Towler observes sleepy harbour seals and their playful pups, along with red deer and a mother fox with four cubs.
In Morocco, the Sloughi serves as a revered hunting dog, symbolizing cultural heritage amidst the country's blend of tradition and modernity.
Snow leopards navigate the challenging terrain of the Himalayas, showcasing their survival skills and adaptability in a serene ten-minute exploration.
Wildlife photographer Edwin Towler explores the habitats of mountain hares and playful otters in the Scottish Highlands for BBC Earth.
Tenerife's show involving killer whales sparks debate on animal captivity and welfare.
The transformation of a caterpillar into a butterfly is showcased through detailed footage, highlighting the stages of development and courtship behaviors in 'Micro Monsters with David Attenborough.
More than 200,000 animals passed through Heathrow's reception center last year, including a celebrity dog from Thailand and a shipment of spiders with a health warning.
Squirrels and meerkats showcase unique survival strategies in this wildlife documentary.
Award-winning wildlife photographer Steve Winter and big cat advocate Alan Rabinowitz highlight the efforts of individuals dedicated to tiger conservation.
A foot-long snake with two heads is discovered in a sunroom in Taylorsville, North Carolina, prompting questions about its survival and origins.
Hyalite Canyon features a beach by a cool lake, popular for swimming, located just outside Bozeman, Montana.
I Kwan, a ten-year-old Mnong, hunts for snakes with his father, Ma Kwan, in the forest today.
The fire ant, Solenopsis Invicta, ranks among the hundred most devastating invasive species.
After 21 days in the Colombian jungle, Sunny lost 6 pounds and Steven lost 13 pounds while facing severe weather and dangerous wildlife.
In the savanna of Africa, host Brittany Bristow and ranger Bruce Hedges track a young elephant to reunite it with its herd among several large groups.
Manny returns to the swamps of Florida to search for the giant alligator he encountered during his previous expedition.
In the deep marshes of Florida, wildlife expert Manny explores the underwater ecosystem, encountering diverse creatures including alligators.
Alaa Aljaleel cares for 400 cats in Idlib, Syria, amidst the ongoing civil war.
A 14-year-old boy in western Mongolia learns to capture and train a royal eagle, a tradition that connects him to his Kazakh heritage.
In Tasmania, early European colonists share exaggerated tales by the fire, reflecting their fears and the island's unique wildlife, including marsupials.
The Tasmanian Devil is a shy scavenger, not the fearsome predator it's believed to be.
In Bora Bora, Teuira seeks to restore harmony between humans and sharks by capturing a shark with a lasso and communicating with the Spirits.
Monkeys train at Thailand's Monkey University for coconut collection and tourist performances.
A white mouse causes chaos in a forest, riding on a bumbling black bear while other animals, including a deer and a hawk, attempt to restore order.
In the Northwoods of Minnesota, three black bear cubs face the challenges of survival in their first weeks of life amidst various natural threats.
An estimated 50,000 cases of animal mutilation have been reported worldwide, with many involving cattle found with surgical-like cuts.
Animal packs across various species demonstrate resilience and adaptability through cooperative behaviors essential for survival, protection, and hunting techniques.
