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Featuring three, full episodes:
Sunken Treasure Ships - 00:00
Treasure hunting has captured our imaginations for centuries. Draining the oceans reveals the richest wrecks ever found.
Pirate Ships of the Caribbean - 47:02
Uncovering the long-lost shipwrecks of legendary captains reveals why the Caribbean — more than all other seas — became famous for pirates.
The Battle for the Black Swan - 1:33:54
Archaeologists and treasure hunters battle it out over half a billion dollars worth of gold and silver. Who will win the Battle for the Black Swan?
Drain the Oceans | Pirate Special
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Join National Geographic and get ready for spooky season with this full episode of Cursed Gold: A Shipwreck Scandal. Follow a maverick scientist, Tommy Thompson, as he assembles a renegade team of experts to attempt the seemingly impossible: salvaging a gold-laden shipwreck from the deep Atlantic ocean.
Cursed Gold: A Shipwreck Scandal | S1 E1 "Impossible Riches"
Chapters:
00:00 - Who is Tommy Thompson?
7:30 - Treasure Hunt Prep
17:20 - 40 Day Search Begins
25:25 - Chain Found
29:40 - Search Continues
37:04 - Shipwreck Discovery
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Impossible Riches (Full Episode) | Cursed Gold: A Shipwreck Scandal | National Geographic
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Paid content for @liveinguizhou604. Join National Geographic photographer and Explorer Chris Burkard on an illuminating journey through Guizhou, China—a province voted by National Geographic twice as one of the world's best destinations. Now, see it like never before as Chris travels through the province's breathtaking mountains, winding rivers, and ancient towns for the adventure of a lifetime.
Chris' journey into the heart of Guizhou takes him 200 stories up to the top of the world's tallest suspension bridge, Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, kayaking down the Gaoguo River, exploring the food and nightlife of Zhenyuan Ancient Town, adventuring into Shuanghe Cave, and so much more. Through his lens, Chris captures not only the incredible landscapes of Guizhou, but also the deep, enduring connection between the local community and their land, as the two exist in harmony.
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How important is biodiversity to farming? Join National Geographic photographer Matthieu Paley on the Waitrose Farm at the Leckford Estate England to learn the importance of healthy soil in creating a biodiverse and self-sustaining ecosystem. Biodiversity benefits farms with crop protection, increased pollinators, nutrient cycling, and healthier soil. All of this works together to create better, responsibly grown products on people's plates.
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