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Easy, a 2-year-old orphan, learns survival skills at the Ngamba Island chimp haven.
In Amboseli National Park, Kenya, a unique orphanage cares for young elephants, with the Masai people playing a vital role in their protection and rehabilitation.
The eagle owl, the real master, hunts unsuspecting mallard ducks in the night forest.
The video discusses national parks, including Rocky Mountain and Sequoia National Park.
Salmon sustains Yakutat, Alaska's community, culture, and subsistence lifestyle through winter.
Picasso the dog forms a unique friendship with Pax the pig, illustrating the emotional bonds that can exist between different animal species.
The trailer highlights the vast diversity of insects, estimating 5 to 10 million species and showcasing their unique lives on Earth.
A young bumblebee learns from more experienced bees, including those of different species, as she prepares to join her new team.
Three-month-old leopard cubs engage in playful interactions that help them develop essential skills while bonding with their mother and siblings.
The polecat is a courageous mustelid thriving in riparian forests, hunting diverse prey.
In a comprehensive exploration of Earth's geological history, this documentary examines prehistoric ecosystems and the evolution of life across various epochs.
Nat Geo Photographer Jonathan Irish captures the vibrant colors of autumn during leaf peeping, highlighting the beauty of nature and the need for environmental preservation.
Maria Garcia protects medicinal plants and forests vital to Maya descendants in Belize.
Watch how advanced cloning helps protect endangered species and preserve biodiversity.
In the Florida Keys, wealthy individuals indulge in luxury on private islands, sparking discussions about the implications of extreme wealth and environmental preservation.
Bighorn Sheep are among the largest hoofed animals, but Bison are the largest overall.
Marty returns to help the Black family protect their chickens and ducks from severe weather.
In 1995, the federal government reintroduced gray wolves to Yellowstone National Park, leading to significant ecological changes and social conflict.
Powerful storms in the Atlantic Ocean generate massive surf, captured through advanced technology like the Inspire 1 V2 drone and Phantom Flex 4K camera.
Southern right whales migrate to the Atlantic coast of Patagonia, Argentina, where they give birth and nurture their calves in the vital breeding ground of Peninsula Valdes.
Living beings communicate through colors, as seen in Madagascar and Venezuela's jungles.
Many ridiculed Secretary of State William Seward for purchasing Alaska from Russia in 1867.
One rhino beetle larva contains 16 grams of protein, equivalent to four tablespoons of peanut butter, which Rylie consumes while surviving in the wild.
Centipedes and scorpions engage in fierce competition for prey, showcasing their hunting strategies and physical attributes in a dramatic confrontation.
The Cabrera National Park in Spain is a vital sanctuary for endangered Mediterranean species.
Young seagulls navigate the world's largest Atlantic waves, showcasing their resilience as they hunt for prey amidst the tumultuous ocean foam.
In northern Kenya's Shaba reserve and parts of Senegal, the secretary bird exhibits unique hunting skills and nesting behaviors, laying up to three eggs per season.
Secretary birds lay no more than three eggs, and if all survive, they will form a large family in the Shaba Reserve of northern Kenya.
Phil and Jess join Eduardo Castillo to explore Yucatan's cenotes and Maya secrets.
A male leopard hunts a monitor lizard in Shaba Reserve, where the harsh rule is simple: he who kills it eats it.
A tiger shark off the coast of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park attempts to catch a green sea turtle, which cleverly turns on its side to evade capture.
The debate between animal welfare and animal rights highlights differing perspectives on the legal protection of animals from exploitation and suffering.
A 3,000-year-old recurve bow found in a tomb in Xinjiang, China, was made by the Scythians, a culture that migrated across Eurasia on horseback.
Dushanbe, the capital of Tajikistan, showcases its unique cultural heritage and modern developments as a significant hub along the historic Silk Road.
Bumble bees use buzz pollination to efficiently dislodge pollen from plants.
Sloth researcher Bryson Voirin demonstrates the challenges of studying sloths in their natural habitat while pursuing Blaze the sloth through a lush canopy.
Raccoon dogs steal food to survive winter in Amazing Dogs: Africa series.
A young diver describes a whale shark as being bigger than his arm span while snorkeling in the Great Barrier Reef.
Jaguars in South America showcase their hunting skills in 'The Phantom Cat' documentary.
Southern Right Whales return to the Valdes Peninsula in Argentina to breed and give birth, a vital habitat for their survival after years of hunting.
A young sparrowhawk, expelled from its parents' territory, navigates the forest in search of hunting grounds while honing its predatory skills.
Joel Sartore's video highlights the cultural significance of owls and their unique traits.
Bryce, Mireya, and Russell find Bigfoot-like tree structures in Northern California.
Young Huli men drink a magic water during their initiation to stimulate hair growth while learning about nature and community rules in the forest.
Victoria Falls, known as the 'Smoke That Thunders,' features aerial views of its vast waterfall and ravine in Zambia, highlighting its natural beauty.
Kubongs, or colugos, are shown gliding through Malaysian forests, demonstrating their ability to leap over 100 meters and their unique adaptations for flight.
A lioness in the African savanna hunts zebras, illustrating the intense dynamics of predator-prey relationships in the wild.
A helicopter lands on a ridge, revealing a drop of a couple thousand feet, prompting a moment of leap of faith and surrender to the unknown.
