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on an incredible journey

Click on the icons below to explore various habitats
and discover amazing wildlife facts.

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Coasts

Where land and sea collide, this dynamic habitat
houses some of the planet’s most surprising stories.

DID YOU KNOW: Great white sharks use the element of surprise to catch unsuspecting fur seals.

Oceans

The largest habitat of all, the open ocean is the ultimate realm of new
discovery, housing countless secrets that we are continuing to unlock.

DID YOU KNOW: Sea lions have learned to look for holes in fishing nets, where they steal fish in their thousands.

Deserts & Grasslands

Conditions in the vast wilderness can change in an instant.
To be successful, you need to be able to adapt – quickly.

DID YOU KNOW: Spotted bowerbirds are incredible mimics, even fooling one team member by mimicking human voices!

Freshwater

Housing one tenth of all species on the planet, freshwater
is a rich and diverse habitat filled with surprises.

DID YOU KNOW: In Costa Rica, male tree frogs outnumber females 9 to 1, so mating season can become very hectic!

Forests

Secret worlds where lives are entwined
in the most unexpected of ways.

DID YOU KNOW: Ugandan chimps have even been known to play tag with some of the local wild dogs.

Extremes

Where life exists on a knife edge amongst
Earth’s greatest natural wonders.

DID YOU KNOW: The small population of wolves on Ellesmere Island sometimes travel over 50 miles a day, which made it tricky for the team to track them.

Humans

As a result of our impact, 80% of the land’s surface
has been altered and our numbers now exceed 8 billion.

DID YOU KNOW: The macaques in Bali have learned to barter with tourists for treats – a member of the crew’s phone was stolen and it had to be traded back!

Heroes

The conservation champions
on nature’s front line.

DID YOU KNOW: An adult black rhino can weigh over a tonne. Because of this, the Black Rhino Range Expansion Project required a helicopter to transport them.

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