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Mayni and Muniri, Andean bear cubs, transition to adventurous life at the Smithsonian's National Zoo.
Reptiles at the Smithsonian's National Zoo reveal their personalities and grooming routines.
Caretakers at Smithsonian's National Zoo survey over 50 salamander species in Appalachia.
Christine, a young Przewalski's horse, symbolizes hope for saving this rare Mongolian species.
Echo and Zayda welcome two pups at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute after three years.
Animals in various ecosystems take significant leaps of faith for survival, food, and learning to fly, showcasing the challenges of nature.
A 140-kilometer mountain biking leg tests competitors as they race through Ecuador's challenging terrain with little sleep and harsh conditions.
A 150-kilometer mountain bike ride through Tasmania's harsh terrain tests the limits of endurance for participants in the Wild Racers event.
Tasmania's iconic wilderness areas are showcased in stunning 4K cinematography, highlighting the region's unique landscapes and biodiversity.
Banff and Jasper National Parks host diverse wildlife like deer, moose, and bears, showcased through close-up cinematography amid snowy mountain peaks.
Richmond Park hosts a diverse ecosystem, featuring red deer, stag beetles, and a variety of flora that supports the largest area of Lowland Acid Grassland in London.
Ten years ago, Christy Moyer returned to her ancestral Apache lands in southern New Mexico to reconnect with her heritage and identity.
Five healthy pups are born to a mated pair of wolves, who must ensure their survival during the harsh winter months ahead.
Wolves in the Canadian Arctic roam up to 1,000 square miles in search of prey while facing off against polar bears in a harsh environment.
Yadav has worked as a guide in Chitwan National Park since 1982, assisting in the care and tracking of animals like the Indian rhinoceros.
This Spanish video showcases Yellowstone National Park's wildlife and conservation efforts today.
In the early 19th Century, American explorers venture into the Rocky Mountains, impacting the Sheepeater and Shoshone tribes and shaping the future of the West.
A study of a prairie dog burrow in Texas revealed it covered more than 60,000 square kilometers and housed 400 million inhabitants.
In the early 19th Century, American expansion into the Rocky Mountains significantly altered the lives of native populations, including the Sheepeater and Shoshone Indians.
In the early 19th Century, American expansion into the Rocky Mountains significantly altered the lives of Native American tribes like the Sheepeater and Shoshone.
Ants achieved their ecological dominance not solely through their own evolution but by capitalizing on a broader evolutionary explosion that shaped their environment.
Three species of zebra exist today, with the Grevy's zebra recognized as the most attractive on the African continent.
In 1956, Sir David Attenborough traveled to Indonesia to study the Komodo Dragon as part of a collaboration with London Zoo.
David Mizejewski presents an Asian leopard cat kitten and discusses wildlife conservation.
David Mizejewski showcases a lemur from Madagascar and an ostrich on Conan's show.
Coyote Peterson shows Conan and Jeff Goldblum exotic creatures, including a bird-eating spider.
Jane Goodall studies chimpanzees in Africa, revealing their tool use and complex behaviors.
John Oliver discusses octopuses and their unique traits in this web exclusive segment.
Iceland kills 160 Fin whales in 2022, violating international whaling regulations aimed at Japan.
At Kasanka National Park in Zambia, 10 million bats migrate at the start of the rainy season, creating a spectacular aerial display during dusk.
Guam's tiny American island faces a crisis from invasive brown tree snakes threatening wildlife.
Biodiversity poses a significant economic threat, requiring urgent investment in nature-based solutions.
Thirty short-finned pilot whales strand off the Florida coast, with four confirmed dead.
Three bachelor tufted langurs battle, injuring a young member of the troop in Monkey Island.
A hungry bobcat hunts for a duck in the snowiest region of Yellowstone National Park.
Skeletons discovered in South Africa reveal a new species, homo naledi, changing human evolution.
At only two weeks old, a caribou fawn separated from its mother attempts a dangerous swim across a river during the herd's migration.
Chilema, a young female elephant in Zambia, struggles to find food during her first dry season after losing part of her trunk to poaching.
A wildlife filmmaker tracks a lioness and discovers her adorable cubs in Big Cat Country.
A honey badger locks onto a mole snake's jaws, sealing its fate in a brutal fight that lasts just two minutes.
Ascension Island's hunting ban has led to a resurgence of green sea turtles, highlighting the success of conservation efforts in protecting this species.
In the Pride Lands of Zambia, a lion pride struggles to survive after a poor hunting streak, managing to catch only a single warthog.
A polar bear mom and her cub find a fish carcass near Churchill, Manitoba, after a long migration.
A male Arctic fox on Iceland cares for his six newborn cubs in a rich feeding ground.
Big Bertha, a moon rock from Apollo 14, reveals surprising links to Earth.
A newborn hippo weighs between 55 and 120 pounds and must learn to identify its mother while avoiding predators in the wild.
An adult male orangutan's release into the wild takes an unexpected turn when he reacts aggressively towards his handlers, highlighting the challenges of reintroduction.
A local guide from Churchill encounters a polar bear during a late night walk in Manitoba.
