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Human: Journeys

Season 52 Episode 13 | 53m 25s

Follow Homo Sapiens as they venture across the world, farther than any other human species. See how they invented new tools to thrive in challenging environments – and meet the mysterious hobbit-like humans they may have encountered along the way.

Aired: 09/23/25 | Expires: 11/14/25
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