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Japan is home to two of the top five most dangerous volcanoes on the planet.

For people who live on active volcanoes, life has an element of impermanence to it.

Iceland is the world's largest volcanic island and new ground is born daily.

Iceland's volcanoes generate one third of earth's land-based lava, but the land was sculpted by ice.

The highest tides in the world are found in the Bay of Fundy on Canada's east coast.

Spy on the summer cubs as they learn to climb trees and forage for food in preparation for their release into the wild; get surprised by a set of new arrivals, observe the annual pre-hibernation eating binge and enjoy a bear-friendly Thanksgiving.

A brawl erupts after the Street Troop finds the Hill Troop on their turf before the alpha wannabe Ajit makes his move.

These Caribbean coasts and islands are made out of once-living creatures, and are now a labyrinth of life.

Prepare for the summer cubs' release with Roger; meet Ace and Little Blueberry, two newbies with serious health issues who will have to stay over the winter with the Z cubs; six happy, healthy bears embark on their new lives in the wild.

Following four families of four different species - the resourceful Beach Troop, the warlike Desert Troop, the disciplined River Troop, and the peaceful Mountain Band -- to find out why these primates are among the most successful animals in Africa.

Experience the wonders of animal life in the Galápagos, where volcanoes, ocean currents and isolation shape existence; dive into mangrove forests, meet bold boobies and flightless cormorants; see Darwin's theory of evolution in action.

The surprising similarities humans share with whales; Steve goes on an underwater expedition to learn about singing humpbacks, matriarchal sperm whales and playful dolphins and examines how humans early fear of whales eventually turned to wonder.

The Bahamas are home to migratory birds, green turtles, and rock iguanas.

New Zealand's dark fjords harbor creatures normally found in the deep; as winter approaches, bottlenose dolphins must escape their freezing fjord, while in a mountain river, a longfin eel heeds the call of the sea.

The Bahamas are surrounded by coral reefs and underwater caves with sharks, turtles, and dolphins.

Coasts are gateways from land to sea, offering opportunities to many creatures.

Whale researcher, Nan Hauserat, is in the Cook Islands to research humpback whales.

Pelagic beings live in the so-called reef water column, the zone between the seabed and the surface; they are species that travel the sea placidly, feeding when they are hungry and swimming slowly throughout their lives.

Exploring the lion fish, introduced in the 1990s, posing a threat to native species.

Feeling the love in the strange-but-heartwarming partnerships between some of Earth's oddest creatures; diving deep to see strange animals, from snapping shrimp to wolf eels, offer a hand to their fellow ocean-going weirdos to ensure mutual survival.

The Bahamas are home to migratory birds, green turtles, and rock iguanas.

New Zealand's dark fjords harbor creatures normally found in the deep; as winter approaches, bottlenose dolphins must escape their freezing fjord, while in a mountain river, a longfin eel heeds the call of the sea.

The Bahamas are surrounded by coral reefs and underwater caves with sharks, turtles, and dolphins.

Coasts are gateways from land to sea, offering opportunities to many creatures.

Whale researcher, Nan Hauserat, is in the Cook Islands to research humpback whales.