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The emergence of man as a complex species changes the planet forever through intelligence and power.
The Matis Indians of Brazil's Amazon forest view the jaguar as an equal and rival, reflecting their profound connection to nature and tribal culture.
Caretakers at the Amazonian Manatee Rescue Center in Iquitos, Peru, care for orphaned manatees.
Shankar, a 15-year-old male monkey, travels through India with Deva and his family, performing for villagers and collecting coins in exchange for entertainment.
In the steppes of Mongolia, the morin khuur, recognized by UNESCO as an intangible heritage, plays a vital role in the cultural traditions of nomadic communities.
On March 28, 2005, the first litter of Iberian lynx was born in captivity, marking a significant milestone in conservation efforts at Doñana National Park.
Recent studies show that radiation levels in an auto body shop in Ridgewood, Queens, are significantly higher than federal guidelines recommend.
One handler states, "I have been doing this since I was five," as he tames wild hyenas and manages an entourage of snakes and baboons.
Temperatures drop to minus 70 degrees Celsius as male emperor penguins incubate their eggs for two months in the harsh Antarctic environment.
Karen Berry manages the health and safety of 20 to 50 National Geographic travelers in the field, advising them on medical precautions for dangerous assignments.
The Dukling, Hong Kong's oldest junk boat, symbolizes the city's maritime heritage.
Melbourne has the highest density of brush-tailed possums per square meter in Australia, leading to conflicts between residents and wildlife.
Over 150 rangers have died protecting gorillas in Virunga National Park, where poaching and illegal charcoal production threaten wildlife.
Photographers often rely on local collaborators, who help with transportation, translation, and sometimes even fend off alligators to protect equipment.
About 750 kilograms of vicuna wool will be collected this year at Kalakala, where strict rules govern the shearing and conservation of these animals.
In the heart of France, Gaston and his truffle pig Kiki engage in the traditional practice of hunting black truffles, showcasing their unique bond and respect for nature.
The pine processionary caterpillar devastates forests in Northern Europe and the Landes region.
From tropical jungles to the icy plains of Antarctica, BBC Earth presents a compilation of highlights from the acclaimed series Planet Earth.
In various ecosystems, BBC Earth highlights the adaptability of piranhas in the Amazon, playful polar bear cubs in the Arctic, and the impact of locust swarms.
Camera obscura photographer Abelardo Morell uses innovative techniques to highlight the beauty of America's national parks through his unique photography.
San Diego's wildlife preservation efforts highlight the management of apex predators like Komodo dragons and endangered species such as Fiji iguanas.
A grand hunt in Morocco seeks a male Sloughi worthy of Ziya, the princess, as Hassen hopes to secure a future for his dog Janah.
Garamba National Park's rangers serve as the last line of defense against poachers targeting endangered elephants for their ivory tusks.
The Punans number a few thousand and live in small groups scattered over an immense territory in the jungles of Borneo.
John "Planetwalker" Francis spent 17 years in silence while walking across the United States, promoting environmental awareness and personal reflection.
In Xuan Thuy, Northern Vietnam, biologist Truong Quang Nguyen studies the unique biodiversity of mangroves, including the rare aquatic snake Ran Bong.
In the UK, Dan O’Neill investigates the rising trend of reptile ownership, featuring insights from YouTuber Elle Reptiles and visits to an RSPCA rescue center.
A single bay in the Indian Ocean may contain twice as many marine species as the entire Caribbean.
The United States imports 8 million barrels of oil daily, prompting debates over drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and its impact on local tribes.
Each year, the Pasola festival on Sumba Island features two mounted teams engaging in combat with spears, a tradition passed down for 30 generations.
10,000 years ago, glaciers shaped the Great Lakes, creating a vital freshwater resource that now faces pollution and habitat loss.
Dependra Gaja, the royal elephant, protects Tharu villages in Nepal's Chitwan reserve.
Varanasi, The Sacred City, faces decay while showcasing its unique habitats and rituals.
Sacred animals such as elephants and camels hold significant spiritual and cultural meanings in various societies around the world.
The Sanema have dominated their world for over 3000 years in the Guayanes Massif region.
In Kefalonia, Hannah Stitfall collaborates with Chanel Comis, co-founder of Wildlife Sense, to highlight efforts in protecting the island's sea turtles.
Canine teeth of saber-tooth cats measured nearly a foot long, allowing them to quickly dispatch prey and engage in fierce battles with each other.
At Utah's Hogle Zoo, keepers and veterinarians employ innovative methods to provide medical care for aging elephants and other animals, enhancing their well-being and contributing to vital research.
A 9-foot alligator weighing 230 pounds is central to the Seminole Tribe's alligator wrestling tradition, which has evolved from survival to cultural expression.
Bobo, a two-and-a-half-year-old monkey, is trained by Burhan to pick coconuts, reflecting the Minang people's unique bond with animals.
In the Panama rainforest, scientists led by Bryson Voren from the Smithsonian Institute search for new drugs to combat antibiotic resistance and diseases like cancer.
Hukou Waterfall, the largest waterfall on the Yellow River, attracts numerous tourists each year to experience its stunning natural beauty.
China's national parks are home to diverse wildlife, including giant pandas and endangered snub-nosed monkeys, thriving in habitats from forests to mountains.
Five years ago, a tsunami struck Robinson Crusoe Island, leaving many dead and survivors traumatized after a 12-year-old girl sounded the alarm.
Nine gardens in Suzhou are recognized as UNESCO World Heritage sites, celebrated for their beauty and historical significance in Chinese culture.
Nudibranchs, or sea slugs, exhibit remarkable adaptations such as weaponizing stinging cells and harvesting solar energy to thrive in diverse marine environments.
The Tasmanian Devil, a unique carnivorous marsupial native to Australia, is explored through its scavenging habits, diet, and cultural significance in local folklore.
The Tasmanian Tiger may be returning to Australia, with over 350 sightings reported.
