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Play S1 E1From adorable baby bear cubs to terrifying parasites and predators, catch up with some of National Geographic's best animal clips.
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- 1. Cookie Cutter What?Do not be fooled by its adorable name—the cookiecutter shark is the only parasitic shark in existance. With glowing, bioluminescent lights attracting prey in, the cookiecutter sharks jumps into action and pulls a perfect circuluar plug of flesh from its victims.CCNov 17, 2017
- 2. Happy Holidays From All the WILD Animals!No matter how you celebrate the season, these animals wish you the very best!CCDec 23, 2017
- 3. Halloween Special: Real Life ZombiesIn a spooky coup, a parasite worm hijacks a snail's brain and makes the snail sacrifice itself to a hungry bird. Carl Zimmer, author of the book Parasite Rex, explains how the snail's death helps the parasite perpetuate its sneaky species.CCApr 11, 2020
- 4. Adorable Bear Cubs Crash CampsiteJoin National Geographic young explorer Bertie Gregory as his expedition in British Columbia attracts a team of curious campmates in the night.CCApr 23, 2020
- 5. Watch: Putting a Camera on a Whale SharkEngineer Graham Wilhelm joined National Geographic Explorer Brad Norman on an expedition to Ningaloo Reef, Australia’s longest fringing reef. Their goal was to deploy Crittercams on whale sharks to get a glimpse of the sharks’ underwater world and to better understand their behavior along the reef.CCApr 23, 2020
- 6. A Venomous Animal May Save Your LifeIt might surprise you that some of the world’s deadliest animals save millions of human lives—one day they might even save yours. In this week’s Today I Learned, National Geographic Emerging Explorer Zoltan Takacs reveals how venomous creatures could be the future of pharmacology.CCApr 24, 2020
- 7. King Cobras Are CannibalsWith the ability to grow up to 18 feet long, the venomous king cobra can raise a third of its body and look a human in the eye. While that might sound impressive, what really makes these snakes king is their diet: other snakes.CCApr 24, 2020
- 8. Whale Poop Freshens Our AirThe ocean produces at least 50 percent of the Earth’s oxygen, and strangely enough, whale poop is the fuel that helps keep our oceans alive. In this episode of Today I Learned, Asha de Vos tells us why we should all say thanks to whales and their poop.CCApr 24, 2020
- 9. Bees Could Help Save Elephants - By Scaring ThemConservation groups have developed innovative ways of using elephants’ fear of bees to protect them from potentially dangerous conflicts with humans. By harnessing the bees' buzz, conservationists can actually save elephants.CCApr 24, 2020
- 10. Photographing the Wild Wolves of YellowstoneHear photographer Ronan Donovan describe the challenge of photographing one of Yellowstone National Park's most elusive and iconic species: wolves.CCNov 20, 2020
Animal Clips
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From adorable baby bear cubs to terrifying parasites and predators, catch up with some of National Geographic's best animal clips.
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