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Bariba, a primitive tribe in Africa, balances hunting with agriculture in northern Benin.
Flick, a 22-year-old taxidermist, removes the brain from a juvenile greater spotted woodpecker as part of her artistic process.
Mammoths and early humans coexisted in prehistoric landscapes, with evidence from archaeological sites in Siberia and North America highlighting their interactions.
Martin photographs Iceland's landscapes while navigating crowds and technical camera debates.
Idaho features The Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness Area, a vast outdoor paradise.
Ivan Carter addresses the critical issue of illegal poaching and wildlife conservation.
The great bowerbird in Australia and New Guinea builds unique nests to attract females.
Contestants in the Frog Beauty Pageant trade gowns for galoshes in a muddy bayou competition.
This video highlights the mimic octopus and its fascinating strategy for survival.
Boats that have been hunting return to Indonesia's durable floating houses at dusk.
The Amazonian Manatee Rescue Center in Iquitos, Peru, cares for orphaned baby manatees.
Watch this amazing documentary about the big, beautiful moose and their nature.
Watch amazing facts about Musk oxen, ancient survivors from the Pleistocene era.
In the Arctic, world-class scientists and filmmakers from National Geographic explore the region's unique wildlife and ancient civilizations, highlighting its beauty and fragility.
Tiger sharks in the Essequibo River are efficient predators, using their camouflage to blend into the light and shade of the water's surface.
The black monarch flycatchers and brown-bellied flycatchers may be evolving into separate species.
Sibling rivalry among lion cubs may be crucial for their survival in the wild.
The video discusses animal rights and pronoun usage with examples from music and personal pets.
Dung beetles are proportionally stronger than elephants, moving dung 40 times their weight.
The Yanomami are the most isolated tribe in South America, living in the amazon rainforest.
A wave of jellyfish has surged into coastal waters, creating challenges for marine ecosystems and prompting concerns about their increasing populations.
Kakadu in Australia is one of the largest national parks with rich Aboriginal history.
Ryan Reynolds narrates the vital role of aye-ayes in Madagascar's clove tree conservation.
Orcas enjoy seaweed massages directed by Bertrand Loyer in this engaging documentary.
This kestrel documentary in HD highlights the bird's unique hunting techniques.
Female chital give birth every six months, contributing to a thriving population that interacts with langurs in the diverse ecosystems of Kanha National Park.
Some Grey Seals turn cannibal after mating season, hunting young seals for food.
King crabs are expanding into the Atlantic as they adapt to warming ocean temperatures.
A naked survivor humorously kisses every fish he catches in a wild setting, prompting disbelief and laughter from viewers on social media platforms.
The Komodo dragon, the largest lizard, relies on smell to hunt and measures up to 3 meters long.
The Komodo dragon uses its strongest sensory organ to detect prey from miles away.
Leif Erikson hunted his first polar bear at the age of 16, facing the dangers posed by the largest land-based predator.
A leopard seal offers her catch to a diver, showcasing very fascinating animal behavior.
Bridges across various regions deteriorate and collapse due to neglect and the absence of human maintenance, illustrating the long-term effects of human absence on infrastructure.
Life along the Ganges River in India highlights the historical, cultural, and spiritual significance of this sacred waterway for millions of people.
This Spanish video highlights the diverse life in Cuba's beautiful mangrove forest.
The North Island brown kiwi is a unique bird featured at the Smithsonian's National Zoo.
Burrowing owls, known for their long legs and terrestrial hunting skills, are highlighted at the Smithsonian's National Zoo, showcasing their ecological role and conservation efforts.
The Micronesian kingfisher is extinct in the wild but thrives at the Smithsonian's National Zoo.
The scarlet ibis, known for its vibrant color and unique features, is highlighted by experts at the Smithsonian's National Zoo as part of conservation efforts.
The Sanema, a nomadic tribe, balance hunting with farming in their daily lives.
Half of the 135 chameleon species in the world live in Madagascar, where they use their prehensile tails to climb trees and hunt effectively.
A young lion lost in unfamiliar territory calls for his brother in this touching episode.
Lucian Freud's grandfather, Sigmund, fled to London in 1938 to escape the Nazis in Vienna, influencing Freud's deep connection with animals in his art.
The Maasai in Kenya balance tradition and modernity while living near Amboseli National Park.
A Mako shark can win a fight against a great white by using its speed and a special move to cripple its opponent.
Dr. Riley Elliot faces a massive female shark while male sharks compete for her attention.
Male orchid bees create unique perfumes to attract females as mating begins with scent.
