Dave Carraro of the FV-TUNA.COM may be a gear grinder, but his crew can really reel in the tuna. WICKED TUNA AIRS SUNDAYS 9/8c.
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Wicked Tuna follows a group of salty fishermen from the nation’s oldest seaport, Gloucester, Massachusetts, as they make their living the way it’s been done for centuries—rod and reel fishing, one catch at a time—all in pursuit of the bluefin tuna. One “monstah” bluefin can be worth more than $20,000, and with that kind of money on the line, every captain is fighting to be the best in the fleet.

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A Little Luck? | Wicked Tuna

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A Detroit resident enters survivor mode after her water is shut off.
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Narrated by Academy Award-winning director Alex Gibney, Parched is a three-part companion series to ‘Water & Power: A California Heist,’ and investigates water wars from West Virginia and Michigan to Syria and India. The series explores the corporate, political and social interests that are responsible for our water-limited future.

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Surviving a Water Crisis in Detroit | Parched

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Travel with elk herds on their incredible migration from Wyoming’s ranch lands to Yellowstone’s high-alpine meadows in Elk River.
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Scientist Arthur Middleton, photographer Joe Riis, and artist James Prosek follow these remarkable ungulates on their journey as they trek over steep mountain passes and ford treacherous river crossings. Along the way, this band of explorers meet backcountry guides and cattle ranchers whose lives are intricately tied with the fate of the elk and other migratory species that live in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Filmmaker Jenny Nichols captures the action and skillfully edits the many narratives into one cohesive piece that blends art, conservation, and science.

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Take an Epic Journey With the Elk of Yellowstone | Short Film Showcase

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