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The crew has about 10 to 15 minutes to film the epaulette shark's walking behavior before the tide floods in around them.
In winter, Japanese macaques at Jigokudani Monkey Park in Nagano, Japan, seek warmth in natural hot springs while interacting with tourists.
In Gaza, women are forced to use children's clothes as menstrual pads due to a severe lack of essential resources amid the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
Kevin Richardson builds a unique bond with lions near Johannesburg during a safari.
The North Sea Whale showcases unique behaviors in the Wild Baltic Sea documentary.
In Madrid, Spanish protesters lay down in tribute to the Palestinian lives lost in Gaza, reflecting the country's strong humanitarian values and support for human rights.
A bear is dethroned in a fierce fight for dominance during mating season in the swamp, allowing an opportunistic she-wolf to scavenge for food.
Captain Sully Sullenberger shares his thoughts during the Hudson River landing incident.
Survivalists in Colombia face challenges as Heather feels neglected by her selfish partner.
Survivalists in an abandoned cage must strategize to evade lions prowling nearby during a night-time survival challenge in the African wilderness.
Billions of cicadas emerge in the US, marking one of nature's most amazing and creepy events.
Kate Rew swims in Lumb Falls, West Yorkshire, linked to poet Ted Hughes' childhood.
A 150-plus pound mountain lion has left a trail of destruction in North Fork, Montana, prompting local hunters and wildlife officials to take action.
Istanbul Pride faces police violence in Taksim Square amid a sudden event ban.
A bobcat hunts through 12 inches of snow, demonstrating its skills in a cold winter environment.
Terra expresses her gratitude after catching a caiman, stating she feels proud to contribute to her team's efforts in the wild.
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The Dutch Rescue Team responds to the devastating earthquake in Sindu Palchuk, Nepal.
The Amazon rainforest faces destruction due to Bolsonaro's policies amid the climate crisis.
A female clouded leopard named Puk Luk had her leg amputated after a male attack, complicating efforts to breed the endangered species in captivity.
In Cape Cod, competitive fishermen engage in high-stakes bluefin tuna hunting, relying on traditional harpooning methods to support their families.
Floridians combat the Burmese python invasion threatening the Everglades ecosystem.
In Gaza, families navigate the challenges of war and displacement while striving to protect their pets, showcasing resilience and compassion amidst conflict.
Dolphin tourism in Mozambique threatens bottlenose dolphins' well-being and natural behavior.
The MK pride of lions thrives during the dry season, successfully repelling rivals and hunting ambitious prey.
Cotton-top tamarins are just nine inches tall and face endangerment due to poaching demands.
A conservationist in Kenya raises funds to keep wildlife from leaving Tsavo West National Park.
Israeli settlers stormed the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron, provoking intense reactions and discussions about the implications for Palestinian rights and culture.
Identical twins Paula and Bridgette Powers rescue injured seabirds on Australia's Sunshine Coast.
Smithsonian biologist Brian Gratwick leads a team into the Panamanian jungle to search for the critically threatened frog species Atelopus ceras.
The 1916 shark attack spree off the Jersey Shore leads to a violent end for a young swimmer.
In spring, ponds across the UK come alive as frogs emerge to mate, showcasing their unique behaviors and sounds during this vital seasonal event.
Christian Moullec, the Birdman, flies with geese across Europe, living in France.
In Kenya, wildlife rangers track rogue lions responsible for recent attacks, echoing the infamous 1898 rampage that killed 135 railroad workers.
In Denmark, 17 million minks are being culled due to a mutated COVID-19 strain, raising concerns about the future of the European fur industry.
Marie Curie's legacy lives on as a mother and daughter team trains women in X-ray operations, helping locate bullets for rapid surgical removal.
The Niger Delta Avengers claim responsibility for attacks on oil installations in Nigeria.
Alexandre Morten studies the impact of Norwegian salmon farms on Vancouver Island's ecosystem.
Lagoon Island in Antarctica reveals dynamic wildlife and rapid coastline changes threatening global sea levels.
The chytrid fungus threatens amphibians after a frog species was released into the wild.
Erin Greene confronts her fear of polar bears in Polar Bear Town, a year after surviving a near-fatal attack by one of these powerful animals.
Off the coast of Mozambique, sharks gather annually to hunt giant trevally in a dramatic feeding frenzy that highlights their fierce competition.
The Smithsonian's mammal collection includes 140,000 bat specimens, crucial for studying the spread of white nose syndrome affecting bat populations.
Grizzly bear numbers in Yellowstone have increased from 150 to about 600, but climate change and mountain pine beetles threaten their food sources.
Du Bois learns to listen with his heart to understand his songbird's beautiful song.
Swamp People shows swampers racing against time with just 48 hours left in gator season.
Ten bull sharks circle divers in the murky waters of Sydney Harbor, displaying unusual fearlessness during the encounter.
A team of wildlife rescuers navigates a treacherous cave in Florida to safely extract a gator trapped deep within its depths.
