Seconds From Death: How These People Survived Wild Animal Attacks

When a powerful eight-year-old American paint horse named Sedona begins to transition from a model citizen to a dominating and pushy animal, his owner Lindy feels the relationship slipping into dangerous territory. This session features world-renowned horse tamer Pat Parelli as he steps into the ring to reset the hierarchy between human and animal. Pat introduces a concept known as long body logic to communicate with Sedona across five distinct zones of his massive frame. Witness the moment the connection is finally established and learn how to think through pressure to turn a chaotic ride into a calm, natural partnership.

Over the past 10 years, climate change has displaced an average of 70,000 people, every day. This, according to figures from the UN Refugee Agency, UNHCR. Poorer countries are particularly hard hit. There is no universal legal framework that would offer these people protection. Climate-induced displacement is not recognised as a valid ground for asylum under the Geneva Convention. Now, three countries in Latin America, the Pacific and Asia are responding to an emergency that directly affects each of them. One of these countries is Bangladesh. It is one of the places most severely affected by climate change. In 2024, around 2.4 million people in Bangladesh became internally displaced. Most of them lost their homes due to a natural disaster. Cyclones and tropical storms cause devastating damage, while rising sea levels are flooding mangrove forests and agricultural land. Melting glaciers in the Himalayas are causing flooding along the rivers. In new model villages, communities displaced by soil erosion and salinization are being provided with accommodation and land. In Colombia, pressure from lawyers led to the legal recognition of the first

The America Most People Never See | Leaving Society Behind | ENDEVR Documentary Hidden deep in the forests of Oregon, a small off-grid community has chosen to leave modern society behind. Far from cities and conventional life, former addicts, ex-convicts, dreamers, and outsiders search for freedom, healing, and a fresh start in one of America's most isolated corners. This documentary follows the lives of people trying to rebuild their lives on their own terms. Some battle addiction and loneliness; others struggle with love, loss, or the lasting scars of prison. United by a desire to escape the pressures of the outside world, they have created an unconventional community where survival depends as much on one another as on the land itself. With intimate access and striking cinematography, Unpaved: Respite from the World offers a rare glimpse into off-grid America, asking whether it's truly possible to leave society behind—or whether the past always finds its way back. This documentary first aired in 2023. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ENDEVR explains the world we live in through high-quality documentaries, special investigations, explainer videos, and animations.

Mayday Air Disaster | S2E05 | Lost! American Airlines Flight 965 was held on the tarmac for two hours. The pilots, wanting to make up for lost time, are pushing the Boeing 757 to its limit. As the plane prepares to descend, an alarm sounds in the cockpit. They are heading straight for a mountain! Despite their navigation system they are 12 miles off course. Just as the flight crew gets the plane’s nose back up; the aircraft slams into the top of one of the mountains, disintegrating on contact. Only four people survive the crash. Documentary Central is the home for compelling documentaries tackling subjects like history, climate change, wildlife, conspiracy and more.

Dangerous Roads India | Investigate Asia The roads of North India stretch from the peaks of the Himalayas to the capital New Delhi. Every day, more than 100 million people use them and they account for 11% of all accidents worldwide. With 450,000 accidents and 150,000 deaths every year, the number of deaths on Indian roads is eight times higher than that of the European Union. There are several reasons for these staggering figures. The roads themselves are built without asphalt or guardrails, and are used by a mix of carts, motorcycles, cars and animals. Northern India has nearly 380 million inhabitants, and among them thousands of farmers who travel only with buffaloes or horses. They also use the highways, risking their lives and causing spectacular accidents. But the chaotic traffic and users who drive dangerously and disregard any rules cause additional problems. Drivers do not hesitate to drive against the flow of traffic or to overtake on both sides. The thick fog that spreads regularly in the New Delhi region causes terrible crashes every year. And in the Himalayas

Mongolia's nomadic herders face unique challenges—from bitter winters to predator threats and an economic shift pulling young people to cities. In this episode, I explore how these families balance ancient traditions with modern demands in one of the most remote places on Earth. WONDER is packed with binge worthy reality documentaries for hours of entertainment. Check out our hub of diverse and empowering stories which explore the extreme side of life!