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Alzo Slade examines the effects of sugar on health, highlighting risks like heart disease and liver issues while discussing strategies for reducing sugar intake.
People eat 65 billion chickens every year, yet chicken prices have fallen sharply.
The switch from a hunter gatherer society to farming harms health in Catalhoyuk.
Herring in Okhotsk lay eggs at 40°F, crucial for Steller’s Sea Eagles' survival.
Sous chef Megane and Head Sommelier Maxime Resse manage Huset in the Arctic's Svalbard region.
A 50% gap exists between current food production and the amount needed by 2050 to adequately feed the global population.
The human body cannot survive without water, raising concerns for 2050's water availability.
By 2050, the world will need to feed 10 billion people, and insects may provide a sustainable protein source to help meet this demand.
Tamilok, or woodworms, are a delicacy found in the Philippines' Bakawan Forest.
In a cautionary tale against self-indulgence, Peter Foldès' animated short illustrates one man's descent into greed amidst a world still facing hunger and poverty.
A female squaretail grouper witnesses the disappearance of her home reef and the loss of her companions due to fishing pressures and environmental changes.
Feeding 6,300 guests and 2,300 crew on the world's largest cruise ship involves innovative logistics, including the use of robots for efficient service.
In Tahiti, fishermen Yvan and his friends participate in a Thursday fishing expedition, highlighting the importance of fish in Polynesian culture and cuisine.
Jon and his Sami family face a crisis that threatens their reindeer breeding in Northern Scandinavia.
A family in northern China survives on just one and a half buckets of water per day after four years of drought, forcing them to abandon farming.
A kitchen design requires at least 36 inches of counter space for mixing cookies and bread, with 42 inches being more desirable.
In the Central African Republic, Baka Pygmies construct the 'mongulu' shelters using local materials like marantaceae leaves and young stems.
In several African countries, foreign investment in agriculture has enhanced infrastructure and living standards while also causing environmental harm and threatening small farms.
A local farm family learns how to reclaim unproductive land and improve their income through cooperative farming efforts in Alabama.
A fisher regularly checks the protagonist's snares, stealing his catches and complicating his struggle for survival in the wilderness.
A survivalist builds an earth shelter using clay in Season 9 of Alone on The HISTORY Channel.
A participant hunts a moose alone, facing challenges of processing and protecting the meat.
Pukanu village in Para, Brazil, features Kayapos cooking with an underground oven.
A 10-year-old boy named Kawini travels two days by boat to seek medical treatment for an infected finger in a town far from his home in the forest.
In Silicon Valley, billionaires invest in luxury bunkers while individuals like Jim Couturier prepare for apocalyptic scenarios amid cultural stigma surrounding preppers.
Bren Smith, a former fisherman, advocates for regenerative ocean farming as a sustainable solution to food production and climate change challenges.
The Himba, a nomadic ethnic group in Namibia, adapt their lifestyle to the arid environment while facing challenges similar to those of nomadic communities in Australia.
This Spanish video showcases Kakadu, one of the biggest national parks in Australia.
Ten thousand dollars can be earned from a good catch of fish, which is vital for the local economy and the traditional way of life in the Caribbean.
Bajun fishermen off Kenya use a vampire fish to catch rays in a unique fishing method.
The population of Maripasula has nearly doubled from 5,500 in 2010 to 9,700 today, intensifying the pressure on local agricultural practices and forest resources.
Bear Grylls catches a bluespotted stingray while spear fishing in shallow waters off a remote Pacific island, demonstrating survival techniques.
At 10,000 feet, Bear Grylls parachutes into a remote area of the Malaysian wilderness to demonstrate survival techniques on uninhabited islands.
An estimated 3,000 to 10,000 Eastern Europeans sleep rough on the streets of Berlin, as local authorities struggle to address the growing crisis.
The Great Planes' ecosystem relies on Buffalo, which are vital for preserving grasslands.
Cocoa farmers in Ivory Coast and Ghana face economic challenges as multinational corporations like Mars and Nestlé dominate the chocolate industry's profits.
Nomads in the Sahara efficiently slaughter camels for very special occasions and delicacies.
Recent rains in the Sahara revive dromedaries and goats for nomadic herders.
Three survivalists in Belize face a critical challenge as they struggle with malnutrition and must find food to endure three more days before extraction.
The Mofu people in northern Cameroon catch insects for meals in the Mandaras Mountains.
Wen-jing and her mother visit a traditional German butcher, where they are amazed by the variety of meats available, a stark contrast to their experiences in China.
For over two years, residents of the small town of Sionbi have dug into the riverbed to access water as the region faces severe drought and hunger.
Kilusu and his father, M’Zegobe, gather honey in the bush with the help of the honey guide bird, a partnership that has lasted for generations.
Baracoa, Cuba's cocoa capital, showcases Barako's cocoa farming techniques and traditions.
Lucilla's son suffers from lung disease, which she blames on the nearby coal mine owned by international corporations.
In the Arctic, seasoned fishermen face treacherous waters and brutal conditions in their relentless pursuit of cod, risking everything for a lucrative catch.
37 kilograms of seafood were caught by a haenyeo during a dive, reflecting the enduring tradition of women supporting their families from the sea.
Cole sheds 23 pounds and raises his primitive survival rating from 7.2 to 7.7 after 21 days of survival challenges in South Africa's wilderness.
