Will Smith - Wundersame Welt

Das Holi Fest wird in Vrindavan, Indien, durch das Werfen von bunten Farbpulvern zelebriert

Chernobyl, UKRAINE - The town of Pripyat and it's surrounding villages were evacuated 36 hours after the nearby accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in 1986. The speed of the evacuation meant many personal objects were left behind - such as this doll in a village house. The Chernobyl Exclusion Zone has become one of the best places in the world to study the influence of radiation on plants, animals, microorganisms and even humans. (photo credit: National Geographic)

Kabalutan, Central Sulawesi, INDONESIA - The village of Kabalutan (Central Sulawesi) is home to the Bajau Laut, a community of "marine nomads". The Bajau, whose children can often swim before they can walk, are renowned for their continued use of traditional fishing techniques. This close relationship with the water has made them expert free divers. (photo credit: National Geographic)

In den Bergen im Westen der Mongolei leben die Adlerjäger. Im Winter verlassen die Männer die Frauen, um zu jagen.

Tsim Sha Tsui, Hongkong: Hochqualifizierte Bambusingenieure bauen ein Bambusgerüst für den Bau einer der teuersten Neuentwicklungen in Hongkong, Victoria Dockside. Bambus wird auch bei einigen der Hightech-Neuentwicklungen in Hongkong verwendet.

Brown bears

In Tarragona, Spanien finden jedes Jahr Wettbewerbe zum Bauen von menschlichen Türmen statt

Tsim Sha Tsui, Hongkong: Zehn Meter lange Bambusstangen werden von den erfahrenen Ingenieuren von Hand übergeben. Sie sind mit starken, aber flexiblen Nylonsträngen verbunden. Die Flexibilität des Bambus und der Fäden erlaubt es dem Bambusgerüst, selbst die stärkeren Taifune in Hongkong zu überleben.

In Vrindavan, Indien, feiern Witwen das Fest der Farben im Gopinatti Tempel. Zuerst werden süßriechende Rosen- und Ringelblumenblätter in die Luft geworfen, darauf folgen bunte Farbpulver

Sendungslogo "One strange Rock - Unsere Erde".

Chernobyl, UKRAINE - Close up of dials in the control room for Chernobyl's Reactor Number Three. Although all of the reactors have been shut down, people still work here. The Chernobyl Exclusion Zone has become one of the best places in the world to study the influence of radiation on plants, animals, microorganisms and even humans. (photo credit: National Geographic)

Amazon, Brazil - A young child wearing traditional dress cradles a sloth in an Amazonian village hut. The Amazon Rainforest sustains a huge diversity of life, including us humans. Surprisingly however, despite the nickname “the lungs of the planet”, none of the oxygen produced by the rainforest is added to the net oxygen in the atmosphere – it’s a closed system!

Amazon, Brazil - A young child in an Amazonian village.

Kautokeino, NORWAY - Two reindeer on the snowy expanse in Kautokeino. Not much life thrives here but the hardy lichen buried beneath the snow provides the reindeer with sustenance for their migration. (photo credit: National Geographic)

Chernobyl, UKRAINE - An abandoned factory in the now deserted town of Pripyat in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone. The inhabitants of the town were evacuated in 1986, 36 hours after the infamous accident at the nearby nuclear reactor. The exclusion zone has become one of the best places in the world to study the influence of radiation on plants, animals, microorganisms and even humans. (photo credit: National Geographic)

Homerton, London - Capturing the first moments after a baby comes into the world at Homerton Hospital, London.

Die giftigen Tentakel der Portugiesischen Galeere warten auf kleine Fische, die sie auf schnelle Art und Weise mit ihrem Gift erlegen können

Prof. Ken Sims of the University of Wyoming looking over a lava crater at Mount Nyiragongo. Lava from this volcano is a window into the center of the Earth, and surprisingly tells us about a global system that keeps life here safe from the Sun?s deadly radiation. (photo credit: National Geographic)

View from the side of Mount Nyriagongo overlooking the Goma landscape and the Sahara crater.

Enshi, Hubei, CHINA - The magnificent limestone towers, known as karst formations, rise out of the mist in Enshi Grand Canyon National Park, China. The limestone that makes up these incredible pinnacles is made up of bits of shell, coral and other dead sea life? it?s the compacted skeletons of ancient ocean inhabitants.

Kabalutan, Central Sulawesi, INDONESIA - Fandi, an expert Bajau Laut fisherman, shows the OSR crew his freediving prowess as he hunts for fish with his handmade spear gun. (photo credit: National Geographic)

Kabalutan, Central Sulawesi, INDONESIA - Fandi, an expert Bajau Laut fisherman, shows the OSR crew his freediving prowess as he hunts for fish with his handmade spear gun.

Seit 4000 Jahren besteht die Tradition der Adlerjagd in der Mongolei und wird von Generation zu Generation weitergegeben