Inside Thailand's Secret Island of Crab Eating Macaques

Off the coast of northern Norway, just beneath the polar circle, lies a remote island network where humans and wild birds share a survival bond built over centuries. The Vega Archipelago hosts an incredible wildlife story where islanders construct custom shelters out of marine seaweed to welcome wild eider ducks every spring. In return for protecting mothers and baby chicks from hungry sea eagles and blackbacked gulls, locals collect soft, insulating eiderdown left behind in empty nests to create some of the rarest, high-value bedding products in the world. Life across these isolated coastal rocks faces constant challenges. Environmental shifts, collapsing kelp forests, sea urchin invasions, and modern economic pressures have left former fishing villages nearly abandoned. Yet a small group of traditional guardians, along with a new generation of off-grid pioneers, continue to brave harsh Arctic weather, low tides, and complete isolation to keep this historical way of life alive for future generations.

On the remote shores of Sable Island, N.S., we meet the world's largest breeding colony of grey seals and the people who study them. These creatures are sleek, aquadynamic, and very fast in the water. They spend months at sea but are preparing for what's ahead, 3 weeks on Sable Island where they will give birth, nurse their pubs, and mate again. Nobody knows for sure why so many breeds here but one thing we do know is that they love companionship.

Hundreds of years ago, sea-faring people called the Rapa Nui flourished on a small island at the easternmost edge of the Polynesian Islands – the Easter Island. When Europeans explorers first arrived in 1722, they found a tropical paradise, a land safeguarded by mysterious stone figures known as the moai. Hundreds of these statues dot the land to this day, facing inwards on the island, as if protecting its people. Scholars and archaeologists have spent centuries sifting through discoveries, trying to solve the mystery of the Rapa Nui. They soon discovered that the outbreak of a major conflict had devastating effects for the population on the Easter Island. Suddenly after, the Rapa Nui further succumbed to a series of deadly events that saw the entire social order of the island collapse and their culture, lost to history. -- Welcome to the official Get.factual the original video platform channel! 🌍 We are a documentary streaming channel covering history, science, technology, and nature. Explore worlds distant, forgotten, and unknown; from the depths of ocean trenches to the far reaches of the cosmos.

Immerse yourself in the unique microcosm between Australia and New Zealand, where fragile ecosystems and diverse wildlife require human intervention for preservation. Join Ian Hutton, a dedicated advocate for the island's natural wonders, as he works to save every baby bird in the face of unpredictable weather. Discover the island's exclusive status as a world heritage site, limited to 400 residents and 400 tourists per day, and experience the rhythm of life on Lord Howe, known as "Lord Howe time." Witness surprising and diverse wildlife, from black and white clownfish to unique coral reefs, and follow conservation efforts to protect the island's flora and fauna. Don't miss this exclusive journey into the Pacific Eden!

Why Frogs on This Isolated Island Keep Changing Colour | Nigel Marven's Wild Central America Join Nigel Marven as he searches Panama for its most iconic wildlife. Towering skyscrapers in the city are home to Turkey Vultures, waders feed in Panama Bay an important stopping point. Red-capped Manakin males dance the moonwalk to impress a mate and a swarm of army ants brings a host of followers with it. The world's most famous shortcut, the Panama Canal is home to sloths and bats and on the Caribbean coast we discover ‘The Galapagos of Central America'. There are Harpies and snakes too! Nigel Marven's Wild Central America | S1E04 | Wild Panama Documentary Central is the home for compelling documentaries tackling subjects like history, climate change, wildlife, conspiracy and more.

Somewhere on Earth: Sunda Islands | Investigate Asia We can dream of adventure on other planets that we may be able to colonize some day in the distant future... but for our children, Travel means our own planet Earth. Exploring different regions step by step, making encounters hand in hand... Discovering our Earth is a multi-faceted adventure... with no frontiers or limits except those of Man. Somewhere on Earth spotlights places the world over where Nature has given free rein to its imagination and has taken the time to create breathtaking landscapes. These spots are often far removed from the great currents of the modern world and this isolation has long kept them sheltered them from the aggressions of human activity. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Welcome to Investigate Asia - Explore the diverse landscapes of Asia through in-depth documentaries that delve into the region's politics, economy, culture, and history. From ancient traditions to modern innovations, our content offers a unique perspective on the forces shaping Asia today. Join us on a journey to better understand one of the world’s most dynamic