From Polar bears to black-neck cranes, these are the side adventures the Expedition crew had along the way.
From Polar bears to black-neck cranes, these are the side adventures the Expedition crew had along the way.
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How Drones are Used on Expedition | Digital Extra
Sound recordist and a drone pilot Parker Brown discusses filming Expedition, and why flying drones in remote locations is a blessing and sometimes a curse.
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Following the Shackleton of Cave Diving | Digital Extra
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Robbie Schmittner is a pioneer in the world of underwater cave exploration, universally acknowledged as the world’s most d
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Borneo's Rock Art Rewrites Human History | Digital Extra
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Local people believe these mountains are sacred and revere them as the birthplace of their ancestors. The local elders giv
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When the Polar Bear Encounter Became Serious | Digital Extra
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Steve and the team discuss their reaction as a polar bear approached their camp on the Scoresbysund fjord. With the Arctic
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Meeting Suriname's Jungle Inhabitants | Digital Extra
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Suriname’s jungles are alive with the calls of animals. Home to nearly 200 species of mammals and 800 birds – this is one
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How Expedition Did the Big Wall Haul | Digital Extra
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How exactly do you haul hundreds of pieces of equipment up a mountain including food and water? Justin Hall explains how t
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Stories in Bones at a Hot Spring Graveyard | Digital Extra
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Steve is with expert polar explorer Sarah McNair Landry and their guide Akaru. These hot springs are used by local people
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How Bhutan Protects the Black Neck Crane | Digital Extra
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During autumn every year, these long-lived Himalayan birds leave their summer nesting grounds on the Tibetan Plateau and m
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The Team's Brutal, Unexpected Jungle Trek | Digital Extra
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The problem with heading into uncharted territory is that you never quite know what’s ahead of you. Getting the team's boa
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Tafelberg Tepui: Sanctuary for the Vulnerable| Digital Extra
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South America’s Guiana Shield is home to a chain of tabletop mountains known locally as Tepuis. Completely isolated from t
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The Amazing Geology Behind Majlis al Jinn | Digital Extra
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Majlis al Jinn - the "Meeting Place of the Spirits" - is the largest cave in the Arabian Peninsula. Formed by water this c
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How an Adventure Kayaker Explores New Places | Digital Extra
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Adventure kayaker Sal Montgomery is tasked with checking out the conditions of the river and assessing the risk to crew be
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Reflecting on Expedition's 10 World Firsts | Digital Extra
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Over the course of one calendar year, Steve and his teams had the unique opportunity to attempt 10 world firsts. Steve exp
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A Glimpse into the Arctic's Grim Future | Digital Extra
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The Stauning Alps, at the very edge of Greenland's ice sheet, are home to countless glaciers. It’s the frontline of a glob
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How Drones are Used on Expedition | Digital Extra
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Sound recordist and a drone pilot Parker Brown discusses filming Expedition, and why flying drones in remote locations is
