Until the 1980s, the Antarctic terrain was reserved for explorers and scientists. Today, 30,000 enthusiasts flock to the South Pole every year to discover and revisit its wonders. It has become a tourist (...) +
Fishing in deep waters is considered one of the most dangerous professions in the world. What drives these men to brave the fury and violence of the ocean? Necessity? Adrenaline? Or simply love of the sea? We follow (...) +
In Bangkok, firemen are constantly on red alert to come to the public’s rescue. But the main concerns aren’t fires but snakes. Pythons, King Cobras, even Komodo Dragons stray into homes and the firefighters are also (...) +
For centuries, wolves were creatures of the night that required drastic action when it came to being kept out of town. Today, security officials are dealing with the dangers and nuisances of the wild boar. Less of (...) +
Fishing in deep waters is considered one of the most dangerous professions in the world. What drives these men to brave the fury and violence of the ocean? Necessity? Adrenaline? Or simply love of the sea? We follow (...) +
What will eventually be the world’s third largest dam is currently under construction in the heart of the Amazon Basin. The giant dam has become a symbol of the destruction and colonisation of the last remaining (...) +
Robert Wan, 77, is one of the richest men in Tahiti, and he was the first man to ever start dealing treasure found solely in Polynesia - the black pearl. His factory, known as the Emperor’s Pearl is an atoll in a (...) +
Torrential rain, flooded villages, crossings turned into rivers, overflowing sewage systems, people drowning in their own homes; the rainy season in Liberia is one of the most destructive in the world. For pennies, (...) +
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