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Bertie Gregory is back, and this time, the adventures are even more epic! Bertie takes us to the most spectacular corners of our planet — from Antarctica to Africa and South America to Asia – tracking down extraordinary animals to capture their daily lives like never before. Armed with drones, state-of-the-art cameras, and underwater tech, he and his team brave subzero seas, climb snow-capped mountains, and sleep suspended 120 feet in the air to reveal the challenges these animals endure, their fierce rivalries, and the threats they face on our changing planet. ANIMALS UP CLOSE WITH BERTIE GREGORY shows all the behind-the-scenes moments he and his team face while adapting to unpredictable wildlife in remote environments where filming rarely goes as planned. There is no script for this unique series, but through it all, Bertie brings the audience with him every step of the way.

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  • Crew members push ice away as the Polar Sun remains trapped in Pasley Bay, Peel Sound, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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    Crew members push ice away as the Polar Sun remains trapped in Pasley Bay, Peel Sound, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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  • Explorer Mark Synnott studies a map aboard his ship, the Polar Sun, in the Arctic , Northwest Passage. (National Geographic for Disney/Renan Ozturk)

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    Explorer Mark Synnott studies a map aboard his ship, the Polar Sun, in the Arctic , Northwest Passage. (National Geographic for Disney/Renan Ozturk)

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  • Explorer Mark Synnott ties rope while first mate Ben Zartman steers the Polar Sun on their journey through the Northwest Passage in the Arctic. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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    Explorer Mark Synnott ties rope while first mate Ben Zartman steers the Polar Sun on their journey through the Northwest Passage in the Arctic. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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  • The Polar Sun sails among glacial formations in the Arctic, heading to King William Island. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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    The Polar Sun sails among glacial formations in the Arctic, heading to King William Island. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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  • First mate Ben Zartman stands on the mast of the Polar Sun, as it sails towards glacial formations in the Arctic. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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    First mate Ben Zartman stands on the mast of the Polar Sun, as it sails towards glacial formations in the Arctic. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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  • The Polar Sun sails by large glacial formations in the Arctic. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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    The Polar Sun sails by large glacial formations in the Arctic. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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  • Franklin historian Tom Gross stands among ATVs in Gjoa Haven, Nunavut, Canada. He is preparing to journey across King William Island to in search of Sir John Franklin's lost tomb. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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    Franklin historian Tom Gross stands among ATVs in Gjoa Haven, Nunavut, Canada. He is preparing to journey across King William Island to in search of Sir John Franklin's lost tomb. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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  • Franklin historian Tom Gross fixes a broken tire on one of the ATVs during the journey in search of Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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    Franklin historian Tom Gross fixes a broken tire on one of the ATVs during the journey in search of Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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  • Explorer Mark Synnott ties his tent at base camp on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. He is part of a team searching for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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    Explorer Mark Synnott ties his tent at base camp on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. He is part of a team searching for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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  • Franklin historian Tom Gross looks on at sunset on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. He is part of a team searching for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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    Franklin historian Tom Gross looks on at sunset on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. He is part of a team searching for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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  • The crew recuperates at base camp on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. They are searching for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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    The crew recuperates at base camp on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. They are searching for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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  • Team member Jacob Keanik poses for a portrait on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. He is part of a team searching for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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    Team member Jacob Keanik poses for a portrait on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. He is part of a team searching for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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  • Explorer Mark Synnott poses for a portrait in King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. He is part of a team searching for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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    Explorer Mark Synnott poses for a portrait in King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. He is part of a team searching for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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  • Explorer Mark Synnott and Franklin historian Tom Gross look over a map during their journey across King William Island to look for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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    Explorer Mark Synnott and Franklin historian Tom Gross look over a map during their journey across King William Island to look for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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  • Explorer Mark Synnott poses for a portrait in King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. He is part of a team searching for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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    Explorer Mark Synnott poses for a portrait in King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. He is part of a team searching for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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  • An expedition member flies a drone over King William Island, searching for the lost tomb of Sir John Franklin in King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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    An expedition member flies a drone over King William Island, searching for the lost tomb of Sir John Franklin in King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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  • Explorer Mark Synnott struggles with the sail on the Polar Sun in Pasley Bay, Nunavut, Canada. He is part of a team searching for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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    Explorer Mark Synnott struggles with the sail on the Polar Sun in Pasley Bay, Nunavut, Canada. He is part of a team searching for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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  • First mate Ben Zartman and other crew members push the side of the Polar Sun to free it from the ice in Pasley Bay, Nunavut, Canada. The team is on a journey to search for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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    First mate Ben Zartman and other crew members push the side of the Polar Sun to free it from the ice in Pasley Bay, Nunavut, Canada. The team is on a journey to search for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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  • The Polar Sun is surrounded and trapped by ice in Pasley Bay, Nunavut, Canada. The team is on a journey to search for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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    The Polar Sun is surrounded and trapped by ice in Pasley Bay, Nunavut, Canada. The team is on a journey to search for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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  • The boat's crew work to free the Polar Sun from the ice in Pasley Bay, Nunavut, Canada. The team is on a journey to search for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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    The boat's crew work to free the Polar Sun from the ice in Pasley Bay, Nunavut, Canada. The team is on a journey to search for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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  • A crew member stands on a chunk of ice looking out over Pasley Bay, Nunavut, Canada. The team is on a journey to search for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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    A crew member stands on a chunk of ice looking out over Pasley Bay, Nunavut, Canada. The team is on a journey to search for Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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  • Explorer Mark Synnott rides his ATV into water during his journey in search of Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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    Explorer Mark Synnott rides his ATV into water during his journey in search of Sir John Franklin's lost tomb on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada. (National Geographic/Renan Ozturk)

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