A coyote walking in the shadow of the Golden Gate Bridge.

Just one of the remarkable images during this pandemic.

The Black bears in Yellowstone National Park Rangers.

They're saying sightings have increased since they closed.

Now that there are no people, the bears air literally just walking down the road to get Teoh where they need to go, which is kind of cool to see, scientists say.

It is a difficult time for all of us, but it also makes you think about the animals and the planet to we have been taking habitat from these animals.

It might cause a sort of increased awareness of the natural beauty that's right around us.

The images from all over the world in Milan before the lock down and after the smog lifting from the sky mountains visible in the distance, New Delhi skyline to before and after the blue sky visible and from the ground there then and now, India's air quality improving dramatically during this time.

It's not a surprise, but scientists say it is a stark reminder of the toll of pollution.

And tonight, on a Nat Geo Special, our Ginger Zee with the Platte Bear Cubs in northern Minnesota.

How Sweet and Robin Roberts, with stories of people from all over the world working to save wildlife, including actor in Australia native Chris Hemsworth, who months ago met with a group rescuing the koalas after the wildfires.

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Robin Special 8 p.m. On, natch, Eo Hi, everyone.

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