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Feral chickens in Key West disrupt daily life and pose health risks, prompting new laws against feeding them.
Biological pest control methods, such as those employed by Applied Bionomics in Canada and Beneficial Insectary in the U.S., are gaining traction as alternatives to chemical pesticides.
Euron films walruses underwater for the first time near Sander Island, where climate change is rapidly melting their Arctic habitat.
In March 2022, the Endurance shipwreck, captained by Ernest Shackleton during the 1914-1917 expedition, was found in the Weddell Sea, showcasing its excellent preservation.
Tomas Toit faces crop damage from greater rhea birds in northern Germany, costing him thousands.
Tommy Owen wrestles a 10ft Burmese python to death in front of tourists in Florida.
A crew from Oviedo City finds a 5ft alligator while inspecting stormwater pipes with a robot.
In Oaxaca, Mexico, four million Olive Ridley sea turtles face numerous challenges, including egg poaching, as they arrive to lay their eggs on sandy beaches.
After nine shark attacks in South Africa, experts seek answers with Gibbs Kuguru and Zandi Ndhlovu.
50,000 people have died in Gaza, as Gabor Maté calls for universal application of the 'never again' principle to protect all children from trauma.
Thirty-five people were rescued from a sinking boat in the Mediterranean Sea by activists responding to a mayday call amid a humanitarian crisis.
Malak Mesleh, a teenage boxer from Gaza, is killed in an Israeli airstrike, prompting Yasser Abu Wazna to honor her memory and highlight the struggles of young athletes in conflict zones.
Bao Bao is growing fast, reaching milestones in walking and climbing at the zoo.
Magawa, a rat, detects landmines and tuberculosis, saving lives in Cambodia.
The U.S. National Park Service checks wolves' health before relocating them to Isle Royale National Park.
Goa's mining shutdown threatens local livelihoods and destroys agricultural land.
A participant becomes a zookeeper for a day at Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust in Jersey.
High-flying sharks return as a new team competes in Air Jaws: Top Guns.
A family faces a curious grizzly bear while trapped in their car, fearing for their safety.
Haiti's Air Ambulance service addresses medical access challenges in remote areas.
In Hanover, a red line painted on the sidewalks guides visitors to 36 historical and cultural sites, highlighting the city's rich heritage in Lower Saxony.
Militant vegan activists attack a butcher at Saint Quentin Market in Paris, raising concerns.
In Botswana, Levison Wood and his team retreat from an aggressive wild elephant, emphasizing the need to respect wildlife boundaries for safety.
Environmentalists protest a third runway at Heathrow airport with an Edwardian picnic.
National Geographic's October programming features new episodes from series like Witches: Behind the Trials and Kingdom of the Mummies, highlighting wildlife and ancient civilizations.
Over 50 hippos gather in a water pool, where a dominant beach master defends his territory against a stronger challenger in a battle lasting more than an hour.
Mr. Kapos, a Holocaust survivor, advocates for Palestinian liberation and justice.
Arctic tourism disrupts Inuit life as cruise ships flood the Northwest Passage.
Conservationists track a polar bear in Churchill and airlift it back to the wild.
A Sussex estate leads the UK's rewilding movement, restoring ecosystems and generating ecotourism.
One in three species could face extinction if global warming continues, as many animals struggle to adapt to changing habitats and food sources.
Pigeons with a bomb capacity of eight tons save lives during WWII, including Winky's heroic return.
San Felipe and Santa Clara rely on fishing, but illicit totoaba fishing offers higher profits.
Pygmy hogs in northern India, just eight inches tall, are critically endangered but gaining support.
Nature's value is immense, yet we destroy it faster than it can be restored.
Alexis Turner from London demonstrates the art of taxidermy in his showroom.
Independence Day 1970 at Yosemite National Park turns violent between campers and rangers.
A large buffalo fights against a pride of lionesses in a dramatic struggle for survival on the African savanna.
A humpback whale is rescued from a net on Wednesday morning off Australia's Gold Coast.
Koalas in New South Wales face catastrophic losses due to recent bushfires in Australia.
Invasive iguanas in Florida's Everglades prompt a debate on their ecological impact and culinary potential, as Mike Rowe engages in hunting these adaptable reptiles.
A theme park near Shanghai allows tourists to pay for hunting experiences, raising concerns about the implications for local tourism and China's strict gun laws.
Five young lions struggle to catch a giant giraffe in their first challenge of survival.
The Sámi people in Norway are actively resisting Israeli colonization of their ancestral lands, highlighting their struggle for indigenous rights and global solidarity.
The Darwin Centre at the Natural History Museum in London features a 65-meter cocoon structure, allowing public engagement with scientists and 20 million specimens.
Rhino horn can sell for up to $94 per gram on the black market, driven by demand in Asia and resulting in a high-stakes war against poaching.
Visitors flock to Southern California's poppy reserve, risking damage for Instagram photos.
Freelance journalists face extreme dangers in modern conflict, especially in Syria and against ISIS.
