Explore the incredible strategies animals employ to hunt across land and water in this stunning 4K compilation narrated by David Attenborough. Discover how speed, stealth, teamwork, and ingenuity play crucial roles in their survival.

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On the Galápagos Islands, newly hatched marine iguanas face immediate danger as they must outrun racer snakes from the moment they emerge from the sand.

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Join award-winning photographer and National Geographic Explorer Stephen Alvarez as he discusses his latest book, Rock Art: An American Story. This work documents ancient petroglyphs, pictographs, and earthworks across North America, showcasing sites over 15,000 years old. Collaborating with Indigenous tribes such as the Chickasaw, Choctaw, Ute, Navajo, and Shawnee, Alvarez emphasizes the connection between humans and the natural world.

We will explore how ancient ecological knowledge can enhance our understanding of biodiversity and climate interactions. Alvarez, founder of the Ancient Art Archive, has been featured in National Geographic, Time Magazine, and more.

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Join science writer and National Geographic Explorer Jason Bittel as we explore his book, Grizzled: Love Letters to 50 of North America's Least Understood Animals. This engaging conversation reveals how these often-overlooked species shape ecosystems and adapt to their environments, challenging our perceptions of the natural world.

As we reconnect with nature, Bittel emphasizes the importance of curiosity, humor, and care in understanding the interconnectedness of life. Discover more about biomimicry at biomimicry.org and asknature.org. Follow the Biomimicry Institute on Instagram and LinkedIn.

Our planet consists of interconnected bioregions, each with distinct communities, cultures, and ecosystems. In this AskNature Hive conversation, Justin Winters, Co-Founder and Executive Director of One Earth, discusses how bioregional thinking can inform the design and funding of climate solutions that harmonize with nature. This dialogue is based on One Earth’s Bioregions and Solutions Frameworks, emphasizing the importance of integrating local knowledge, science, and investment to restore balance between people and the planet.

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Explore memorable scenes from your favorite shows, including the land-walking octopus in The Hunt and the dangerous Portuguese man-of-war from Blue Planet II.

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Red wolves once roamed the eastern United States but are now critically endangered, surviving only in North Carolina. They are the focus of a new campaign by the Center for Biological Diversity, aiming to raise awareness and support for their conservation.

The Center for Biological Diversity, a nonprofit based in Tucson, Arizona, advocates for the protection of diverse wildlife and ecosystems. They utilize science, legal action, and creative media to combat extinction and promote a sustainable future for all species. Learn more at biologicaldiversity.org.

Once abundant in Eastern North America, red wolves now have only one wild population left in North Carolina's Albemarle Peninsula, which had 22 individuals before several litters were born in 2026. To ensure their survival, additional populations are urgently needed.

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Border-wall construction is threatening the movement corridor for jaguars and other wildlife along the U.S.-Mexico border. Recent remote camera footage has captured Cinco, a male jaguar first documented in late 2025 by University of Arizona researchers after crossing from Mexico. Russ McSpadden from the Center for Biological Diversity emphasizes that each sighting of Cinco highlights the urgent need for jaguars to move freely between the two countries, as the border wall poses a significant threat to their survival in Arizona.

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Explore how otters insulate themselves, learn to swim, and hunt under the guidance of their mothers in this captivating video from BBC Earth. Discover the remarkable survival skills and extraordinary encounters of these fascinating animals.

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Experience the beauty and drama of the natural world with our two-hour compilation of memorable BBC Earth highlights. This journey showcases the wonder of nature through captivating stories and stunning visuals.

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In this clip from Expedition Guyana, Episode 3 (2008), George McGavin and Gordon Buchanan investigate a local sighting that leads them to one of the rainforest's most formidable predators. However, nature has an unexpected surprise in store for them.

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Wyoming's wolf-hunting season opens this September, threatening the life of Yellowstone's oldest living wolf, 1090F, and her family. Mollie's pack, the last remaining from Yellowstone's historic wolf reintroduction, has significantly contributed to scientific understanding of wolves.

These wolves deserve protection, not unnecessary death. You can help by urging the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission to close Hunt Area 1 to wolf hunting. Take action at the link in our bio.

Discover the remarkable wildlife of Japan and China, where ancient forests, mountains, coastlines, and bamboo groves create a stunning backdrop for unique animal behaviors and inspiring survival stories.

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Great white and blue sharks enjoy the blubber of whales, while black-footed albatross chicks make their perilous first flight over waters inhabited by hungry tiger sharks.

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Explore the fascinating world of ocean giants, showcasing their clever hunting strategies, unique behaviors, and extraordinary connections.

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Gopher tortoises are critically endangered, yet federal wildlife officials deny them protections under the Endangered Species Act across most of their range. The Center for Biological Diversity has filed a lawsuit to challenge this decision, bolstered by new research advocating for their protection.

These tortoises are keystone species, with their burrows supporting over 360 other species. Unfortunately, habitat destruction has reduced their longleaf pine habitat to less than 3% of its original size, leading to an 80% population decline over the past 120 years. Please consider donating to support the defense of gopher tortoises and the many species that depend on them: https://biodiv.us/4h2pg70

Tarantulas hunt by sensing vibrations in the ground, waiting to pounce on passing prey. Discover more about these fascinating creatures and their hunting techniques.

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Meet the Cacti, a native species of the Mojave Desert, where a data center is proposed on public land. This fragile ecosystem supports wildlife, including desert tortoises and various desert species.

The planned data center in southern Nevada threatens to industrialize public lands, strain Colorado River Basin water resources, and disrupt habitats that have existed for generations. Public lands should serve wildlife, people, and the desert, not accommodate industrial development.

Embark on a journey through the stunning wildlife of the seas, from vibrant coral reefs to the mysterious depths. Experience the beauty and wonder of nature with BBC Earth.

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