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Caretakers at Smithsonian's National Zoo reveal how elephants use their trunks daily.
Tortoises at the Smithsonian's National Zoo enjoy a special salad mix for their diet.
Yale University's historical ties to slavery and its ongoing impact on contemporary society are examined through interviews and archival research.
In Burma, 25% of elephants born are sold into tourism, facing harsh training for rides.
Seals and sea lions are really well adapted for living underwater with exceptional vision.
Evidence and theories are presented regarding the role of human activity and climate change in the extinction of mammoths and other Ice Age giants.
Abandoned monuments and structures across various countries illustrate the decline of empires and the shifting nature of power throughout history.
Unexpected weather conditions pose significant challenges for pilots, impacting aviation safety and requiring advanced navigation technology to manage turbulence.
In Japan, the life of a 'Salaryman' illustrates the intense work culture that prioritizes career over family and leisure, impacting personal relationships and well-being.
Gerard Barron discusses The Metals Company's deep-sea mining as an alternative to traditional methods.
Lady, the last lioness alive in Zambia, may help rebuild the lion population in Liuwa Plains.
The remains of a beached whale teach scientists about life and death in nature.
Kilauea's 2018 eruption displaced 2,500 people, marking it as the most active volcano in the world.
Colossal stones weighing six tons were cut to block the passageways of Han dynasty tombs, designed to protect valuable relics from tomb raiders.
Marine protected areas currently cover only 3.6 percent of the ocean, prompting urgent calls for expansion to safeguard migratory species.
Fiddler crabs in Panama prioritize safety over claw size when choosing a mate.
Ancient Carthage, a powerful city-state in present-day Tunisia, is explored through its rich history and cultural significance in this documentary.
Professor Andrew Hamilton's Black Hole Flight Simulator provides a visual exploration of black holes, highlighting their characteristics and cosmic implications.
Resource exploitation in the Solomon Islands disrupts evolutionary processes that have shaped local ecosystems for thousands of years.
Greenland's strategic location in the Arctic is increasingly significant in global geopolitics, influencing relations among the United States, China, and Denmark.
Martin Greguš Jr. captures a polar bear dreaming in an iconic drone video.
American and Cuban crocodiles meet in swampy areas, highlighting conservation efforts for the Cuban crocodile.
Supplies brought from England to the British penal colony were rotting as convicts and their jailers faced imminent starvation.
Caretakers at the Smithsonian's National Zoo discuss when panda eye patches appear.
A rhino's horn is now worth more than the live animal on the black market, prompting increased militarization of anti-poaching efforts in South Africa.
Efforts to connect human brains to computers promise a major upgrade to human intelligence.
One of ten hammerhead species worldwide, the scalloped hammerhead has a uniquely shaped head with rounded scallop-like features.
Exploration of cosmic phenomena raises questions about the origins of extraterrestrial life and the potential sources of alien civilizations.
James Hong, seen in 'Blade Runner' and 'The Big Bang Theory,' has over 500 acting credits.
Klaus Fuchs, a key figure in the Manhattan Project, provided critical nuclear secrets to the Soviet Union, influencing the dynamics of the Cold War.
In 1783, Jean-François Pilâtre de Rozier became the first human to reach the sky in a hot air balloon, witnessed by 400,000 spectators.
Ten daily tons of ant waste enrich the rainforest soil, providing essential nutrients that support diverse plant and animal life on Barro Colorado.
In the winter of 1995, 15 gray wolves captured in Canada were released into Yellowstone, marking the start of a major ecological restoration project.
A caretaker at Smithsonian's National Zoo explains why flamingos are pink due to their diet.
The ocean is our life support system and the largest habitat on Earth, facing major threats.
Baboons maintain strict hierarchies, improving status through favors in their society.
Baboons in Zambia help tamarind trees grow by dispersing seeds through their dung.
In New York, a severe shortage of public bathrooms forces residents to rely on private businesses, highlighting a nationwide crisis affecting daily life.
iSimangaliso Wetland Park is a World Heritage Site known for its sheer biodiversity.
Deception Valley's harsh climate creates a pristine wildlife habitat in the Kalahari.
Attila the Hun's military campaigns against Rome were driven by geopolitical tensions and had significant repercussions for the Roman Empire.
From the 8th century BC, the Phoenicians in the east were known by that name, while their western relatives were called Carthaginians by the Greeks.
During the Permian period, climate changes and declining oxygen levels contributed to the extinction of the giant centipede Arthropleura, highlighting environmental impacts on prehistoric life.
Hyenas are the most misunderstood animals, showcasing intelligence and complex social structures.
Proboscis monkeys have outrageous noses that help attract mates and digest toxic leaves.
Elephants have the longest gestation and strong bonds with their calves in the wild.
Over 90 percent of spruce trees in Germany's Harz region are dead or dying, prompting a shift towards a more diverse forest ecosystem.
Farmers inadvertently poison vultures, threatening their survival in the wild.
