The premiere of the National Geographic documentary follows explorers through the diverse region of the Amazon.
National Geographic heads to the Amazon in South America to explore as many ecosystems in this new documentary. Expedition Amazon sees a crew of explorers travel the region from forests to dolphin-filled waters. This documentary speaks to the urgent and big-picture challenges in the Amazon that need to be addressed. Roughly 70% of the world’s freshwater comes from glaciers and icecaps, while 30% come from the rest of the planet. The largest source of freshwater comes from the Amazon in Brazil. The Amazon needs to be protected to conserve this crucial freshwater source. The documentary also covers the Nevado Ausangate, river flow, Andean Bears, river guardians, mangroves and flooded rivers. Those topics and several more will be covered in this documentary that premieres Thursday on National Geographic.
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Date: Oct. 10, 2024
Time: 9:00 p.m. ET
TV: Nat Geo
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Over the years National Geographic has been a great source for documentaries and knowledge from all around the world. Expedition Amazon is another entry in the catalog with a recent and updated look at the region.
Some of the documentaries that National Geographic has produced include Fire of Love about two volcano experts who fell in love through their mutual interest in the natural disasters, Free Solo following Alex Honnold as he scales the faces of mountains with no equipment and Becoming Cousteau showcasing the life of renowned explorer Jacques-Yves Couteau.
Free Solo is just one of the Academy Award winning documentaries created by National Geographic. Expedition Amazon is another entry in the catalog of documentaries that could also become the next Academy Award winner.
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