Sixteen ordinary people dedicate their lives to save endangered animal species in Colombia.
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Episode 1
Churuco Monkeys
In this installment, the story centers on Sara Bennet and the Fundación Maikuchiga, who are working to reintroduce churuco monkeys into their natural habitat after a decade-long absence from the Mocagua community reserve.
Episode 2
Bats
A professor tries to preserve the richest area of bats in the Western Hemisphere.
Episode 4
Caiman
The Orinoco crocodile, once feared and hunted for its valuable skin, is now critically endangered. Rafael Antelo, from the Palmarito Foundation, has successfully bred many of them and now plans to release ten into the wild.
Episode 5
RIver Turtles
María Martha Martínez works to educate the community of Orocué, Casanare, about the responsible consumption of river turtles. Her project involves releasing 1,500 turtles during a boat trip along the Meta River.
Episode 6
Bears
The spectacled bear, an emblematic species of Colombia, is endangered due to the loss of its habitat. Orlando Feliciano, who runs two wildlife rescue centers, intends to release two rehabilitated spectacled bears.
Episode 11
Sharks
With a population decline of 80% in the last 25 years, the hammerhead shark now appears on the IUCN Red List. Sandra Bessudo is leading a pioneering scientific expedition with the goal to tag sharks to better understand them.
Episode 12
Sloth Bears
Sixteen ordinary people dedicate their lives to save endangered species in Colombia.
Episode 16
Eagles
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