I’ve been seeing my dad watching this show and I have a few questions.

1 I wonder if people can opt out not to be filmed. Isn’t being filmed without signing a waver something they can be sued for? At least in my country, I work in Marketing Industry and know you can be sue for when filming a shot for a commercial and if someone who can be seen in the back can sue you for filming them without their consent. Works for pictures as well.

2 Is it real or re-enacted?

3 If it’s real, I wonder how anyone would let themselves be filmed due to their ties to gangs or cartels. I live in Brazil and I know how dangerous these people can be. They will hunt you down if you spill anything, and I see sometimes people saying they’ll cooperate with police. These drug gangs and cartel have people everywhere in the world. And the shows airs in these countries most drugs come from.

This seems dangerous as hell. I wonder how is this show done without putting people in risk?

These gangs control the police in some states, even. If not all, to some extent at least. But in Sao Paulo city and Rio, they are big bros.

Hi all, I remember seeing somewhere a webpage that listed the number of National Geographic subscriptions by year, but I can't find it anywhere now. I am interested in how circulation increased once photos were introduced around 1904. Would anyone here know this information or be able to point me to the webpage I can't find anymore?

Does the Natgeo magazine subscription for $59 cover delivery to my location or is that an extra cost?

Why does the nat geo or explorer tv channels air only the content about nazi germany but never about the horror about Stalin regime, holodomor or communist russia as a whole or russian ocupation of baltics, poland, finland etc?

Where can I purchase Nat Geo style cinematic and artful videos of nature and wildlife?

I'm not sure what it is, it looked like a brown hyena at first, I feel horrible that it was killed. I do wish humans would stop killing things like hyena when we're in their space 😞

i watch alot of the to catch a smuggler and between scenes they might show a picture of a sky with a plane in it with clouds in strips. anyone else see this. crazy.

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Why didn't Albert Einstein sign the declaration presented by Mr.Geist when he wanted the visa? I am sure he didn't hold communist values in high regard.

I'm trying hard to remember the name of a show I watched as a kid, around 2006-2008 on National Geographic. It featured a guy traveling around Europe in a different way—he hitchhiked and relied on strangers for places to stay and food.

This show wasn't like the usual travel shows with really excited hosts. The guy in this show was more laid-back, and one episode I remember was on a very rainy day.

I really want to watch this show again because it left a strong impression on me when I was younger. If anyone knows the name of this series or any details about it, please let me know! Your help would mean a lot to me.

Any links to free online platforms for the new ross edgley series?

Why are the majority so smarmy? The Brazil Columbia and other countries series seem so much more real time. Don't like it at all. I really don't like anything that happens outside of the border or customs.

All the other episodes where they track, the Homeland staff are just assholes

Found this on the Beach in Oaxaca Mexico pacific coast.

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