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Bridges and tunnels revolutionized transportation-but when they fail, tragedy follows. This episode explores the world's worst collapses and fires, including a tunnel blaze in the Alps so intense it fused 20 cars together. While bridge failures send vehicles plummeting into water or ground below, tunnel fires turn confined spaces into infernos. Why do these disasters happen, and what can be done t

Tackling one of the busiest catching seasons on record, Adele and Mick have double the work cut out for them as they remove a pair of highly venomous eastern browns from under a water tank.

Adele searches for a highly venomous mystery snake inside a family's shed; the largest red-bellied black snake the team has ever seen puts Chris' handling skills to the test.

Iván sets off to answer whether humans can save themselves through understanding the connection between humans and wildlife; Iván talks with experts from Africam Safari, a wildlife vet, and an artist.

Upon discovering a meme about the controversial construction of the Mayan Train, Ivan travels to the Yucatan Peninsula to explore how the train's creation is affecting biodiversity.

Using an infrared camera strapped onto his drone, Doug Thron travels to the heart of disaster zones to locate and rescue the animals who have been left behind.

Doug takes his drone to Kentucky where an unprecedented winter tornado has just ripped through.

Early morning in Carver's Harbor, one of Maine's most active lobster fishing communities; lobster boats prepare for the day by assembling bait, crew, and fuel, then off to the nearby fishing grounds.

John tracks the female cheetah and her cubs. The team captures zebra and buffalo and relocates them to the new land. The two orphaned elephants embark on their final phase of rehabilitation.

After a rogue leopard is captured by local farmers, the team relocates it to the reserve; Johan heads up north to oversee the loading of 160 vultures.

Gino and Fred begin in Austria's Zillertal Alps, where melting glaciers highlight climate change; exploring meat's impact, they try vegetarianism and discover innovative culinary alternatives in Vienna.

Colton and Jack head north to Manitoba, Canada, hoping to spot their first polar bear in the wild; kayaking alongside beluga whales.

Jack and Colton travel through the heart of the Canadian Rocky Mountains while exploring the famous Icefields Parkway.

An adventure into Slovenia's largest ice cave; the team scans the volume of ice, providing data for scientists to assess climate change.

Part 2/3. Nick heads to the Nadaam Festival, a celebration of the ancient skills that were required to become a warrior under Genghis Khan.

The glacial outwash plain in Wyoming, with rolling hills and a nearby creek make this excellent summer habitat for Rocky Mountain elk, mule deer, and the rare pronghorn at dawn.

California residents who have survived wildfires; planting redwoods; turning wood chips into electricity at a biomass plant; a jam session and behind-the-scenes tour at the Fender instrument factory.

The Urban Wood movement turns trees into heirloom furniture; behind-the-scenes at the Forest Products Laboratory; the legacy of forester Aldo Leopold; Log A Load for Kids.

Some scientists are proposing radical ways to cool the warming planet, but others say it's time to restore nature on a global scale.

Just a few miles from Miami and its beaches, south Florida is home to a large wetland: the Everglades, or the eternal marshes.

Gadget and Co bash the dirty guts out of a Porsche to get it primed and electrified for the owner's Hollywood movie premiere while getting trippy overhauling a Burning Man art car for an old friend.

The team discovers a poacher's snare and stages an ambush at the scene of the crime.

Fall in love with our planet and the extraordinary people striving to make it a better place.

Adele and Mick search for a camouflaged eastern brown; Jess and Chris tear into an impounded car to reach a coastal carpet python.

A red-bellied black snake has taken up residence in a family's front gate; Mick and Adele go from under a family pool to the rafters of a horse stable; a simple catch goes horribly wrong for Olivia.

Environmental education is important in Latin America; Ivan speaks to an author, senator, educator and a youth activist on their efforts to save the planet.

Mexico is a nation rich in renewable energies, with lakes, ocean, volcanic soil, and solar resources; however, Mexico's natural resources may not be enough to reduce emissions by 35% before the year 2030.

For millions of years, Africa has been tearing apart in a geological hot zone called the Great Rift Valley, a magnet for the continent's animals.

Two traumatized cubs arrive at the shelter and Angelika employs a variety of approaches when each cub shows different signs of extreme stress.

Angelika attempts to rescue three cubs whose mother was shot; Tanja and Kim head out to release two yearling bears and watch how instinct takes over.

A month-by-month journey to see what nature has to offer over the course of one year.

Stuart and Chris are kept busy responding to multiple calls about deadly eastern brown snakes; Mick and Adele try to get a red-belly out from behind a couple's backyard freezer.

Julia presents a demonstration of the right way to deal with snakes; Johnny goes to the aid of a serpent in need and ultimately befriends it.

Two traumatized cubs arrive at the shelter and Angelika employs a variety of approaches when each cub shows different signs of extreme stress.

Angelika attempts to rescue three cubs whose mother was shot; Tanja and Kim head out to release two yearling bears and watch how instinct takes over.