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Howler monkeys live in groups of 10 to 30 individuals, using their distinctive howls to communicate and defend their territory in the South American rainforests.
A female Nile crocodile, over 100 years old, guards her nest against predators like the Nile monitor lizard at Murchison Falls in Uganda.
Fellow Corey Jaskolski and his team develop innovative technologies, including color night vision, to enhance exploration capabilities.
In the Rocky Mountain foothills of Alberta, a cowboy rounds up wild horses and showcases his skills through lassoing and riding in a serene, musical setting.
Cory Richards, a high school dropout and photographer, shares his experiences pushing the limits of adventure and storytelling.
Costa Rica's diverse ecosystems, including its nature reserves, face significant environmental challenges amid growing tensions between tourism and conservation efforts.
Four great white sharks, measuring between 10 and 15 feet, investigate a cross-section model designed to test their bite depth against a leviathan.
Maddie realizes that if she saves an average of three meat meals a week for 21 years, that totals 3,276 meals, prompting her to reconsider her eating habits.
A 3-foot-long puff adder, one of Africa's most venomous snakes, poses a deadly threat to survivalists in South Africa's Oribi Gorge.
In a river ecosystem, crocodiles and lizards interact in a natural habitat, showcasing the complexities of their coexistence without musical distractions.
In Papua New Guinea's Sepik River region, the Iatmul people's initiation ritual for young men Charles and Norbert highlights their deep cultural connection to sacred crocodiles.
Pascal Wyse captures the vibrant sounds of wildlife in Antarctica's frozen world.
Every year, seasonal rains flood the Zapata swamp, bringing millions of birds and invertebrates.
Cuba is home to 10 different species of mangroves, which thrive in nutrient-rich mud and provide essential habitats for diverse wildlife.
Julieta, a 14-year-old volunteer, has helped rescue 25 endangered sea turtles from a sargassum infestation threatening their survival in Curaçao.
Curiosity finds evidence of ancient conditions for life in Yellowknife Bay on Mars.
37 kilograms of seafood were caught by a haenyeo during a dive, reflecting the enduring tradition of women supporting their families from the sea.
Maj uses a poison strong enough to kill a man to coat the tips of his arrows, demonstrating the Punan's unique hunting techniques in the jungle.
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.
Tewet seeks swallows' nests in Borneo, facing threats from forest fires and overexploitation.
In the Gila Wilderness, photographer Katie Orlinsky discusses her career in visual storytelling, highlighting her work on workers' rights in Mexico and the Yukon Quest sled dog race.
Josh Ewing's relocation to Bluff, Utah, ignites his commitment to conservation as he confronts environmental threats from proposed oil and gas leases near Monument Valley.
Seven hundred kilometers northwest of Chonwati, the Himba tribe thrives in the semi-arid lands of Kaokoland, relying on cattle and social organization for survival.
In the Kalahari Desert, Bushmen led by skilled hunter Tuka engage in a traditional hunting expedition for an oryx, showcasing their cultural practices.
The Skeleton Coast, a desert region in Namibia, showcases the cultural heritage and lifestyles of indigenous tribes, including hunting tribes and bushmen.
Up to 20 million termites can inhabit a single hectare, creating hollow eucalyptuses that are transformed into didgeridoos by Aboriginal musicians.
Five thousand people once lived in Downieville during its peak as a mining town before economic decline led to its transformation into a mountain-biking destination.
There are about 10,000 elephants in Myanmar, with half of them domesticated and living alongside humans in a fragile ecosystem.
Over 200 miles of hiking trails wind through the Big Bend region of West Texas, offering diverse landscapes and outdoor adventures.
One climb up a rock formation in Smith Rock State Park challenges chef Melissa King to confront her fears and create a dish inspired by the Oregon high desert.
In Nunhead, wildlife filmmaker Dan O'Neill and zoologist Yussef Rafik explore how abandoned sites, like disused crypts and coal mines, become wildlife habitats.
In the waters of New Zealand, marine experts Brandon McMillan and Dickie Chivell seek to identify the largest of two massive sharks, Phred and Slash.
Troy and Pickle hunt aggressive pythons in the Snake Pit with guidance from locals.
Recognizing animal emotions raises moral obligations for humans towards animals.
Since 1962, almost 300,000 sharks have been tagged in research efforts, raising questions about the need to kill sharks for scientific purposes.
Cetaceans, including dolphins and elephant seals, display intelligence and survival strategies that challenge the belief that primates are the smartest animals.
Elephant populations in Africa have plummeted from millions at the beginning of the century to close to 500,000 due to poaching and habitat loss.
This Spanish video details the plight of African elephants due to hunting and habitat loss.
Daphne Sheldrick founded a trust in Nairobi to care for orphaned elephants, having raised and reintegrated 11 infants back into the wild.
African elephants face severe threats from ivory poaching and habitat loss due to human encroachment, leading to a drastic decline in their population.
Dolphin embryos exhibit leg-like limb buds during early development, providing evidence of their evolutionary ancestry linked to the land-dwelling Pakicetus.
This Spanish video details how tides carry sand to form dunes in Doñana National Park.
Doñana National Park becomes a bubbling spring of life with abundant wildlife in spring.
This Spanish video highlights The Mongoose, the only mongoose in Europe, at Doñana National Park.
1,556 men were enrolled in the Civilian Conservation Corps by August 1, 1936, as they worked on state parks in Mobile, Alabama.
About 2,500 people live on Komodo and Rinca, where Komodo dragons hunt and the islands transform into a wild state at night.
The duckbill platypus is a unique monotreme mammal found in eastern Australia.
Tropical islands host a diverse array of wildlife, showcasing the survival strategies of species like chameleons and Bornean sun bears.
