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Extinction Rebellion paralyzes London with protests and blocks five bridges over the Thames.
Ordinary people stop playing by the rules to join Extinction Rebellion for climate justice.
Immature Japanese eels can cost as much as $35,000 per kilogram, driving a multi-million-pound black market fueled by organized crime.
66,000 elephants roam Zimbabwe, where the debate over culling and hunting intensifies as their population grows faster than that of humans.
Australia's koalas face extinction; a zoo starts a genome bank to save them from Chlamydia.
Out of 100 monkeys exported from Congo, 34 are sent to the United States, where they are claimed to be rescued from the bush meat trade.
More than 100,000 visitors come to the Galápagos Islands each year, where a conflict between fishermen and park rangers threatens the local wildlife.
Each year, 20,000 to 30,000 green sea turtles are killed in Bali, primarily for their meat, often under the guise of religious rituals.
Human interference with the environment raises ethical questions about the feasibility of geo-engineering as a solution to the climate crisis.
A population estimate of over 29,000 bladderwort plants has been achieved after successful reintroduction efforts in South Lancashire.
Botanists in Hawaii use drones to save endangered plants from extinction.
The Dongria Kondh tribe fights against Vedanta Resources to protect their sacred lands.
Around 500 volunteers in the UK work with Beastwatch to recover escaped and abandoned exotic pets, addressing the challenges of private ownership.
Researchers assess white-nose syndrome's impact on bats and the economy in Michigan.
A team of scientists plans to create a mammoth-like species by replacing 60 or more genes in Asian elephants, with a goal of achieving this by 2027.
Musk deer, with kangaroo heads and long teeth, face extinction due to poaching for musk in China.
Forrest Galante explores Japan's oceans in search of the endangered Japanese angelshark, highlighting the species' ecological significance and threats from human activities.
Tassan Wed Panga uses an undercover camera to gather evidence of the illegal clouded leopard trade in the Golden Triangle region of Southeast Asia.
With only 500 Giant Sea Bass remaining in the ocean, Douglas McCauley uses technology to track and protect this critically endangered species.
The potential for AI-induced authoritarianism and artificially created pathogens poses existential threats to humanity, necessitating urgent action to prevent extinction.
Professor George Church aims to create a woolly mammoth using elephant DNA.
Fewer than 20 Island Foxes remained on some Channel Islands, but conservation efforts have helped their population recover significantly.
Young chinstrap penguins take their first swim in cold waters, facing potential threats from nearby Weddell seals as they adapt to their new environment.
Darwin in Palau faces coral decline, while Dr. Ruth Gates in Hawaii fights to save reefs.
A volcanic eruption in Northern Canada 720 million years ago slows life's development on Earth.
A commenter recalls being chased by giant ostriches several years ago, comparing them to dinosaurs.
A Neanderthal murder case highlights the broader implications of species disappearance, connecting ancient history to contemporary ecological challenges.
One genetically modified banana variety, engineered by Professor James Dale, aims to withstand the deadly Tropical Race 4 disease threatening the Cavendish.
Cuba's largest hutia faces threats from predators like the boa constrictor in its habitat.
A single asteroid is known to have caused the extinction of the dinosaurs and triggered mass extinction.
Bill Cody transforms from Buffalo hunter to water tycoon in Wyoming's arid landscape.
Severe drought conditions in Mesopotamia played a crucial role in the collapse of the Akkadian Empire, highlighting the impact of climate on ancient civilizations.
Dinosaurs evolve into birds while facing survival challenges in this docu series.
The Arabian Oryx survives extinction due to conservation efforts in the UAE since the 1970s.
In Tanzania's Ruaha reserve, elephants struggle to survive during extreme drought, competing for scarce resources with hungry lions.
Lindsey Blake from the University of Sheffield discusses the vital role of soil in food production.
A single elephant tusk can sell for over $4,000 on the black market, contributing to the ongoing threat of extinction for the species.
Scientists in Yellowstone combat invasive lake trout threatening cutthroat trout survival.
Mammoths and early humans coexisted in prehistoric landscapes, with evidence from archaeological sites in Siberia and North America highlighting their interactions.
Ivan Carter addresses the critical issue of illegal poaching and wildlife conservation.
The Micronesian kingfisher is extinct in the wild but thrives at the Smithsonian's National Zoo.
Early humans migrated from Africa, adapting to diverse environments and competing against other species as they spread across the globe.
Gentoo penguins lay two eggs, with the second serving as a backup in case the first is stolen, while facing threats from skuas and seals.
One million of the estimated eight million species on Earth are at risk of extinction, with populations of mammals, birds, and fish declining by 68% on average since 1970.
Carlos Jaramillo discusses paleontology and discoveries in Ellis Hitler's coal mines.
360 million years ago, the emergence of Meganeura, a giant dragonfly, coincided with significant geological and biological events on Earth, as depicted in vivid footage.
Polar bear cubs in the Arctic face a survival rate of only 1 in 50 by their first birthday.
Neanderthals faced extinction approximately 40,000 years ago due to climate change, competition with Homo sapiens, and changing ecosystems in Europe.
