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Clip: Season 1 | 2m 43s
Buddhist monks create a Sand Mandala - a symbolic representation of the universe - using ground-up Himalayan rock. The ritual is carried out while in a complete state of meditation.
Aired: 07/18/18
Video has closed captioning.A Wingsuit Flyer Soars Down the Rockies
Jeff Shapiro takes a wingsuit flight in the Bitterroot Mountains.
Meet the Bird that Nests Inside Glaciers
A family of white-winged diuca finches prepare to leave their nest before it melts.
Salt Flat Landscape Creates the World's Largest Mirror
The Salar de Uyuni, the world's biggest salt flat, makes a miraculous transformation.
See the wildlife and people of the Andes –the world’s longest mountain range.
Snub-nosed Monkeys Use Family to Stay Warm
The rare snub-nosed monkeys endure freezing temperatures in the frozen forest of Yunnan.
Baby Marmots Quickly Learn the Rules of the Mountain
A baby Himalayan marmot fights for his grass-eating territory.
Tour the wildlife and people of the Himalaya – the highest mountain range on earth.
Explore the wildlife and people of the Rockies, from wolverines to wingsuit flyers.
The Oldest Sport in the Rockies: Indian Relay
Oliver Pakootas races in the oldest sport in the Rockies - the Indian Relay.
Head Banging Bighorn Sheep of the Rockies
Bighorn Sheep fight head-on for the opportunity to mate.
