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The beauty of numerous natural wonders around the world like the Great Barrier Reef, Luxor tombs and Venitian canals are fading fast.

The filmmaker showcases iconic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, Big Ben, the Great Wall and Mount Rushmore, which stand as testaments to human ingenuity and cultural significance.

Adventurer Ben Fogle meets intrepid people who reinvented the 9-to-5 in some of the most remote and wild locations on Earth. Ben discovers the challenges of starting a new business.

Alexander Armstrong explores the extravagant Gyeongbokgung Palace and buys something at the Yangnyeongsi herbal market. Later, he highlights the celebrated culture of fortune-telling.

The challengers travel to South Africa, where they receive 10 days to learn a Zulu tribe's ancient art of stick fighting, an event in which bloodshed and death remain ever-present.

The filmmaker sheds light on the lives of individual African big cats and explores their behaviour that allows them to thrive in the challenging and breathtaking landscapes of Botswana.

The presenter reveals the incredible tales behind the development of the contemporary world's marvellous technology and unearths their mysteries.

Alexander Armstrong explores the extravagant Gyeongbokgung Palace and buys something at the Yangnyeongsi herbal market. Later, he highlights the celebrated culture of fortune-telling.

The challengers travel to South Africa, where they receive 10 days to learn a Zulu tribe's ancient art of stick fighting, an event in which bloodshed and death remain ever-present.

The filmmaker sheds light on the lives of individual African big cats and explores their behaviour that allows them to thrive in the challenging and breathtaking landscapes of Botswana.

In the second leg of his journey, Simon travels down the Rocky Mountains. In Montana, he meets a former Silicon Valley executive who has envisaged a new future for the land.

Simon visits one of the remotest regions of the Amazon, with the Waiapi people, who cling on to their traditional way of life, which is under threat from logging and mining interests.

The presenter reveals the incredible tales behind the development of the contemporary world's marvellous technology and unearths their mysteries.

Steve and the crew head to Mexico's breathtaking Yucatan Peninsula. They embark on a high-octane chase with the fastest fish in the sea, the sailfish.

Robson is in the South Pacific in search of a speed freak that head-butts its prey, an ambush predator with a vicious bite, and the powerful Bandeng.

Adventurer Ben Fogle meets intrepid people who reinvented the 9-to-5 in some of the most remote and wild locations on Earth. Ben discovers the challenges of starting a new business.

Rick Stein begins his culinary adventure in West Bengal by asking the meaning behind the term curry. Later, he savours British-influenced dishes in Chennai.

At the top of the planet lies a magical realm, the Arctic Ocean. After four months of winter darkness, the sun returns to reveal a frozen ocean covered in ice.

The filmmaker explores the Ganges as it reaches the Bay of Bengal, shaping the world's largest delta and revealing the powerful connection between land, water and life.

Steve and the crew head to Mexico's breathtaking Yucatan Peninsula. They embark on a high-octane chase with the fastest fish in the sea, the sailfish.

Steve and the crew are back in Australia as he dangles beneath a helicopter and is dropped into a giant, wild saltwater crocodile nest.

Adventurer Ben Fogle meets intrepid people who reinvented the 9-to-5 in some of the most remote and wild locations on Earth. Ben discovers the challenges of starting a new business.

The residents living in the Arctic wilderness are pushed to new limits. Subsequently, Jessie Holmes recovers from a near-death accident.

The filmmaker explores the Ganges as it reaches the Bay of Bengal, shaping the world's largest delta and revealing the powerful connection between land, water and life.

The hosts visit some of the biggest food production units in Britain and share details about the various processes that take place inside these factories.

Steve and the crew are back in Australia as he dangles beneath a helicopter and is dropped into a giant, wild saltwater crocodile nest.

At the top of the planet lies a magical realm, the Arctic Ocean. After four months of winter darkness, the sun returns to reveal a frozen ocean covered in ice.

The filmmaker explores the Ganges as it reaches the Bay of Bengal, shaping the world's largest delta and revealing the powerful connection between land, water and life.

Adventurer Ben Fogle meets intrepid people who reinvented the 9-to-5 in some of the most remote and wild locations on Earth. Ben discovers the challenges of starting a new business.

Gregg Wallace explores the Dell Ugo factory in Hertfordshire in order to reveal the manufacturing process of thousands of stuffed pasta parcels, mainly focusing on their crab and crayfish raviolo.

Cherry Healey investigates products like jelly beans, jeans and bath bombs. Meanwhile, historian Ruth Goodman reveals how products were invented and popularised during the early times.

Rick Stein begins his culinary adventure in West Bengal by asking the meaning behind the term curry. Later, he savours British-influenced dishes in Chennai.

At the top of the planet lies a magical realm, the Arctic Ocean. After four months of winter darkness, the sun returns to reveal a frozen ocean covered in ice.

Joanna begins her latest epic journey, commencing on the Banda Islands, a remote haven once the exclusive source of nutmeg cultivation.