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first of all to die just to die for me since the beginning it was the best I say yeah I have to find a way to be more often sooner it’s like to go and to see an action movie you see the fishes are a big school of fishes moving and then to …
Saving Ocean Biodiversity: Coral Restoration | Explorers in the Field 더 보기 »
– Climate change is a human story. The causes of climate change are man made and the solutions must be man made. How much of the landscape– In order to reduce climate change, in order to adapt to these changes and to mitigate our impact on the planet, we have to start with human stories. …
Mitigation and Adaptation: Human Stories of Hope | Explorers In The Field 더 보기 »
[Music] my father was Saawariya and they used to kill many many many Lancia he used to tell me how dangerous Lancer I used to hate Lance [Music] when I was a young boy I thought I will be growing up and killing Lance but now we protect the lives because if there is no …
Warrior Watch: Protecting Kenya’s Lions | Explorers in the Field 더 보기 »
– I walk into a room and I tell someone I’m a glaciologist and usually someone looks at me and says, well soon you’ll be a historian because the ice is going away. We have the ability to turn this around and I think we’re going to. We just have to start moving in that …
Changing Glaciers of Iceland | Explorers in the Field 더 보기 »
things are disappearing at an increasing rate both animals and cultural sites 3d scanning is a way to digitally capture the world and make a copy of something my personal mission is to build technologies to help explore the worlds and the disappearing things around us whether they’re cultural heritage sites archaeology sites or the …
Creating The First 3D Scan of an Endangered Species | Explorers In The Field 더 보기 »
near San Francisco California a fascinating and now controversial experiment has been underway since 1972 research psychologist penny Patterson is teaching lowland gorillas koko the American Sign Language of the deaf dr. Patterson claims koko has a working vocabulary of about 450 signs and that because Patterson also talks while signing Koko understands hundreds of …
Watch Koko the Gorilla Use Sign Language in This 1981 Film | National Geographic 더 보기 »
it was the hardest story I’ve ever done physically because of the altitude and the steepness of the mountains visually it looks like you’re on the moon the cats very shy and elusive they can see for very long distances we are constantly scanning with binoculars to try to see them and I would be …
it is not often a mother has to lead her cub away from the pride but it happens this is gibson who has already lost a brother his mother knowing what might happen if they return is always on the lookout there’s a thread out there this is paula [Music] he is currently the strongest …
the most dangerous thing in the bush is humanity your life is always risk you can die at any time [Music] my name is Jacob I work in open data as our knowledge which I know Gattaca a minute Oh Peter Yannick you owe me money another white rain my name is James McKee attack …
Meet the Heroes Who Protect the Last Northern White Rhinos in the World | Short Film Showcase 더 보기 »
maybe they’re your worst nightmare or perhaps they bring a smile to your face grizzly bears are famous for triggering a whole range of different emotions most of them passionate you might have asked you a couple of questions let me let me start with this one what’s the first thing that pops into your …
Grizz Quiz: How Much Do You Know About Grizzly Bears? | Short Film Showcase 더 보기 »
