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Patagonia, a remote region in South America, is home to unique wildlife and resilient communities, as showcased in selected scenes from BBC Earth’s series.
Echinoderms, including starfish, sea cucumbers, and brittle stars, exhibit unique features such as radial symmetry and calcium carbonate skeletons, highlighting their ecological significance.
Various strange and wonderful creepy crawlers from around the world are highlighted through informative footage in this episode of Amazing Animals.
Up to 40-pound Asian carp jump out of the water, posing dangers to boaters while local residents compete to catch as many as possible on the Illinois River.
Only 0.5% of the world's fresh water is available for human use, making conservation efforts critical for future generations.
In Vancouver's Stanley Park, a polar bear cub and a Chinese boy experience parallel lives that reflect their growth and aging over the years.
Chester Zoo is preparing for the arrival of new penguin chicks after a successful breeding season on Penguin Island.
One sun bear recalls the day its mother was taken away in a bag after being caught in a snare, a moment that changed its life forever.
Animal colours are explored by Chris Packham and Megan McCubbin, highlighting glowing platypuses and other unique species with surprising visual traits.
Chef Melissa King and photographer Anand Varma visit an apiary in Port Angeles, Washington, to taste honey made from the nectar of fireweed.
Brock and his team attempt to measure the bite force of tiger sharks, known for their ability to crunch through tough turtle shells.
A team of patrol officers in Russia tracks a man-eating tiger through the forest after it attacks a local villager, revealing the dangers of human-wildlife conflict.
Climbing dream team Alex Honnold, Mark Synnott, and Jimmy Chin navigate treacherous terrains and face various dangers while searching for new rock climbing challenges worldwide.
The surface area of Tonlé Sap Lake increases five-fold during the monsoon season, flooding 15,000 square kilometers and transforming the local ecosystem.
David Attenborough's iconic moments from over 60 years of BBC natural history programming are highlighted in this compilation of his top five memorable scenes.
Bear cubs attempting to climb trees and penguins exhibiting comical behavior highlight the top five funniest animal outtakes from BBC Earth.
Around 24 million feral pigs now roam Australia, threatening the survival of the endangered cassowary in the Daintree rainforest.
Monkeys exhibit diverse intelligence and complex social dynamics, highlighted through five notable moments that showcase their unique behaviors.
BBC Earth highlights five significant moments that showcase the intelligence and social structures of monkeys, including Japanese macaques and their problem-solving skills.
In various global rivers, animals engage in perilous pursuits for food, territory, and family protection, showcasing the harsh realities of survival in nature.
Elephants face numerous challenges in the wild, highlighted through a compilation of five intense moments captured by BBC Earth.
Polar bears, penguins, and lions showcase their most amusing and unexpected behaviors in a compilation of lighthearted animal moments from BBC Earth.
Five significant moments highlight tigers' hunting techniques, social interactions, and conservation challenges in their natural habitats.
Wildlife resilience is showcased through pivotal survival moments across various ecosystems, highlighting the importance of biodiversity and conservation efforts.
Whale species exhibit remarkable feeding habits and strong family bonds, highlighted through a countdown of the top five memorable moments captured by BBC Earth.
Tasmania's diverse landscapes are showcased through stunning visuals of its national parks, including Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers and Cradle Mountain, captured during a two-week trip in April 2013.
In the Masai Mara marshes, the Oloololo lion pride, comprising over 10 lions, is seen resting in trees and playing with their newborn cubs.
In the deep jungles of an undisclosed location, wildlife expert Manny searches for crocodiles, snakes, and other elusive animals in their natural habitat.
In the Maasai Mara, wildlife explorers seek to observe leopards, known for their elusive nature and difficulty in being spotted in the wild.
Issan, Mavé, and Majung track a young wild elephant near the Cambodian border.
More than 400 gorillas disappear each year due to poaching, with traffickers killing six to seven adults for every baby gorilla taken.
Torres del Paine National Park in Chilean Patagonia features dramatic granite peaks, diverse ecosystems, and rich biodiversity, attracting nature enthusiasts worldwide.
A 10-ton stone gate known as the Gateway of the Sun stands among the ancient ruins of the Tiwanaku civilization in Bolivia.
Ilkley Moor in Yorkshire is home to the striking Cow and Calf rocks, which are explored during a trek across the picturesque landscape.
This Spanish video discusses how Our Homo ancestors' diet change led to totemic animals.
This Spanish video discusses how Our Homo ancestors' diet change influenced totem animals.
A therapist reflects on how hiking helps clear the mind and fosters a deeper connection to nature during trips with friends invested in ecology.
Bird species worldwide display unique behaviors, including bowerbirds using shiny objects for mating and herons employing innovative fishing techniques.
Ian Shive highlights Pinnacles National Park and its rare bird species this Earth Month.
Vladimir Shetinin’s patrol finds the poacher’s camp and uncovers critical evidence.
180 pigeon lofts remain in Villafáfila, a region in Spain where the great bustard finds refuge in protected lagoons surrounded by agricultural land.
Villafáfila in Zamora features protected lagoons vital for wildlife in South-East Europe.
A person of color moves from fishing in Houston to fly fishing in the Tetons, seeking a deeper connection with nature and community.
In May 2000, Sarah Marquis began her trek on the Pacific Crest Trail, starting at the Canadian border and aiming to reach the Mexican border.
Explorer Sarah Marquis shares her experiences of foraging for food and connecting with nature while walking across Australia.
A team of scientists has uncovered evidence of a new primate species, purgatorius, that lived during the time of the dinosaurs and survived their extinction.
A six-month-old island octopus uses a self-taught hunting technique to capture crabs, employing toxins to liquefy their insides.
Over 1,000 rescued stray dogs roam freely across 378 acres at a no-kill shelter in Costa Rica dedicated to their care and rehabilitation.
