Watch I Walked on Earth

  • 2010
  • 1 Season

The Everglades are bustling with activity. Scientists there study the behavior of alligators while some of their colleagues collect snake venom to make antidotes. Other inhabitants of the area are manatees, large marine mammals threatened by boat propellers. Thanks to the Crystal River Center team, these good-natured animals are cared for and rehabilitated.

I Walked on Earth is a series that ran for 1 seasons (10 episodes) between January 1, 2010 and on Total Content Digital

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India
10. India
January 1, 2010
Mathieu takes us to the heart of India. In this country which will be the most populated in the world within ten years. Does wild nature still have its place? Territories are shared between men and animals, sometimes with difficulty. Mathieu sets out to meet scientists who are fighting to maintain the fragile balance between respect for nature and demographic expansion.
Costa Rica
9. Costa Rica
January 1, 2010
Mathieu offers us a trip to one of the most beautiful biological reservoirs on the planet, Costa Rica. He meets those who dedicate their lives to the preservation of this small country rich in biodiversity. His journey begins on the beaches of San Miguel, on the Pacific coast, alongside a biologist who studies one of the most endangered animals on the planet, the sea turtle.
Zimbabwe
8. Zimbabwe
January 1, 2010
In Zimbabwe, French scientists are studying the complex relationships between the growing number of elephants, other herbivores and their predators. Even though the elephant is a threatened and endangered species. Here this is far from the case. In fifteen years, the population of Hwange National Park has increased from 15,000 to 35,000 individuals over an area the size of half of Belgium.
Florida
7. Florida
January 1, 2010
The Everglades are bustling with activity. Scientists there study the behavior of alligators while some of their colleagues collect snake venom to make antidotes. Other inhabitants of the area are manatees, large marine mammals threatened by boat propellers. Thanks to the Crystal River Center team, these good-natured animals are cared for and rehabilitated.
Chile
6. Chile
January 1, 2010
From the Royal Cordillera to the Atacama Desert, Mathieu invites us to a scientific exploration under the sign of very high altitude. Direction the Andean highlands where scientists flirt with the summits at the limits of hypoxia, the lack of oxygen, to try to understand the origins of the earth, but also to better analyze the climatic upheavals which risk changing the appearance of our planet.
Uganda
5. Uganda
January 1, 2010
Sabrina Krief has lived in Uganda with chimpanzees for ten years. By observing their behavior, this brilliant primatologist discovered that chimpanzees are capable of selecting plants to heal themselves. Sabrina's challenge is simple: find cures for common illnesses. The stakes are considerable. But it may already be too late: great apes are facing imminent extinction.
Indonesia
4. Indonesia
January 1, 2010
Nearly 300 ethnic groups have developed on the 17,000 islands scattered across the Indian Ocean which make up the Indonesian archipelago. Mathieu set out to meet those living on this devastating land. Located on the Pacific Ring of Fire, Indonesia is shaken by the eruptions of its 400 active volcanoes, some of the most violent earthquakes in the world and devastating tsunamis.
Peru
3. Peru
January 1, 2010
Peru, land of mythical civilizations, a country rich in animal and plant species, from the Andes to the Amazon Basin. In the Altiplano, over 4,500 meters above sea level, Mathieu Vidard sets out among the Yaneshas in the company of a French pharmacologist and ethnologist. They spend several months a year with the Yaneshas to try to understand how they take advantage of nature to heal themselves.
New Caledonia
2. New Caledonia
January 1, 2010
Beneath the blue waters of New Caledonia's enchanting lagoon lies an exceptional coral reef, sheltering some 15,000 animal and plant species. But this ecosystem is also very fragile. Pollution promotes the proliferation of toxic microalgae which contaminates fish. These will make men who consume them sick. Pharmacologists are trying to overcome this scourge and find a cure.
Gabon
1. Gabon
January 1, 2010
Mathieu heads to Gabon where, in the heart of the forest, he discovers a vegetative lushness. He follows a veterinarian working to save endangered species, particularly gorillas. Mathieu meets Florian who tracks viruses that great apes can transmit to humans. In Franceville, scientists examine mandrills, healthy carriers of the SIV virus, the HIV of primates.
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Where to Watch I Walked on Earth
I Walked on Earth is available for streaming on the Total Content Digital website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch I Walked on Earth on demand at Prime Video, Amazon and Tubi TV.
  • Premiere Date
    January 1, 2010