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Wildlife resilience is showcased through pivotal survival moments across various ecosystems, highlighting the importance of biodiversity and conservation efforts.
Alexander von Humboldt's exploration of Palenque, Colombia, reveals his observations on natural science and the inhumane treatment of slave laborers.
In the Masai Mara marshes, the Oloololo lion pride, comprising over 10 lions, is seen resting in trees and playing with their newborn cubs.
In the deep jungles of an undisclosed location, wildlife expert Manny searches for crocodiles, snakes, and other elusive animals in their natural habitat.
In the Maasai Mara, wildlife explorers seek to observe leopards, known for their elusive nature and difficulty in being spotted in the wild.
Issan, Mavé, and Majung track a young wild elephant near the Cambodian border.
More than 400 gorillas disappear each year due to poaching, with traffickers killing six to seven adults for every baby gorilla taken.
Torres del Paine National Park in Chilean Patagonia features dramatic granite peaks, diverse ecosystems, and rich biodiversity, attracting nature enthusiasts worldwide.
A 10-ton stone gate known as the Gateway of the Sun stands among the ancient ruins of the Tiwanaku civilization in Bolivia.
A raft made from 800 plastic bottles carries six friends 2,300 miles down the Mississippi River, one of the most polluted rivers in the world.
This Spanish video discusses how Our Homo ancestors' diet change led to totemic animals.
This Spanish video discusses how Our Homo ancestors' diet change influenced totem animals.
The Tarahumara Indians, known for their long-distance running, often race distances of 1 to 200 kilometers, supported by their community during the events.
A therapist reflects on how hiking helps clear the mind and fosters a deeper connection to nature during trips with friends invested in ecology.
A giant tortoise can lay hundreds of eggs, which are carefully harvested by fishermen to ensure future populations.
Jack and Laura Dangermond donate $165 million to preserve California's coastline.
Only 2.7% of old-growth trees remain in British Columbia, prompting two-spirit activists to join the fight for land protection at Fairy Creek.
The Spanish video showcases the Zulu Nation and Hluluwe-Umfolozi National Park in Zululand.
Hluluwe-Umfolozi National Park in South Africa showcases the Zulu Nation's cultural evolution and the decline of traditional polygamy amid modern influences.
About 200 elephants now inhabit Abdon National Park, which spans 12,000 hectares and was established to prevent their extinction in the early 20th century.
In 1819, only 50 southern white rhinos remained in the world, but their population has since grown to about 7,000, with 1,600 in Hluluwe-Umfolozi National Park.
Bird species worldwide display unique behaviors, including bowerbirds using shiny objects for mating and herons employing innovative fishing techniques.
Ian Shive highlights Pinnacles National Park and its rare bird species this Earth Month.
Over 20 prehistoric artifacts were discovered during the excavation for President Gerald Ford's swimming pool on the White House South Lawn.
A sea lion is captured in uncut footage attacking and consuming an octopus, showcasing the raw dynamics of marine predator-prey interactions.
Zoologist Yussef Rafik tracks urban bats in a 24-hour exploration of their elusive behavior and habitat in this BBC Earth production.
Pamela Paquin uses roadkill to create chic fur accessories, redefining fashion norms.
150 activists gather at Billingsgate fish market to protest against the meat and fish industries, calling for animal rights and climate justice.
Vladimir Shetinin’s patrol finds the poacher’s camp and uncovers critical evidence.
A Mnong family in south Vietnam's high plateau demonstrates cooking with nature's resources.
180 pigeon lofts remain in Villafáfila, a region in Spain where the great bustard finds refuge in protected lagoons surrounded by agricultural land.
In Zamora, Spain, the shallow lagoons near Villafáfila serve as crucial habitats for diverse bird species, protected under EU wetland conservation agreements.
Villafáfila's lagoons in Zamora are vital for bird conservation in Spain.
Villafáfila in Zamora features protected lagoons vital for wildlife in South-East Europe.
A person of color moves from fishing in Houston to fly fishing in the Tetons, seeking a deeper connection with nature and community.
Sarah Marquis recounts collecting 600 slugs as a child in Switzerland to earn pocket money for a National Geographic magazine.
Stanley Tucci explores iconic Italian cities such as Rome, Florence, and Bolzano, highlighting local markets and regional culinary specialties.
Over 1,400 islands in Papua participate in the Kula Ring, a traditional exchange system that fosters social ties through the circulation of ceremonial shells.
The Chipayas in Bolivia build Wasteland Houses to thrive in a Poisonous Land.
Two hours of tracking culminate in Wayne LaPierre and his wife successfully taking down an elephant during a hunt in Botswana.
A six-month-old island octopus uses a self-taught hunting technique to capture crabs, employing toxins to liquefy their insides.
Over 1,000 rescued stray dogs roam freely across 378 acres at a no-kill shelter in Costa Rica dedicated to their care and rehabilitation.
Young members of the Lutsel K'e Dene First Nation are trained as guardians to protect their ancestral land, now designated as a national park reserve.
One moose is hunted each year by Robert Moberg's father to provide food for their family of seven in rural Alberta.
Bajau children master fishing techniques by age seven while navigating their Muslim beliefs.
Leah Battle, known as the Crazy Dog Lady, runs a sanctuary in Costa Rica that feeds hundreds of adoptable dogs at a cost of $500 a day.
A canoe accident on July 8, 1917, claimed the life of Tom Thomson, who painted the landscapes of northern Ontario for less than four years.
