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Investigators retrace a murderer’s steps after finding a young girl's body in a stream.
Learn about the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD on The Smithsonian Channel.
A routine dive off the coast of Greece uncovers ancient artifacts, including pottery and tools, revealing insights into early human settlements.
In the mating ritual of scorpions, male specimens engage in a unique courtship dance that involves caressing the female's mouth parts.
The Skywalk Glass Bridge at the Grand Canyon uses ancient Egyptian building methods.
Daisy and Mart navigate their feelings and expectations as they prepare for their first threesome, exploring the complexities of their relationship.
The Goliath birdeater, a massive tarantula known for its intimidating size and unique characteristics, exhibits a surprisingly shy nature despite its fearsome reputation.
A 15-foot male hippopotamus in Zambia climbs a steep cliff to access water, showcasing the species' agility and adaptability in its natural habitat.
Levittown serves as a key example of post-World War II suburban development in America, highlighting issues of inclusivity and accessibility in these neighborhoods.
The 1918 flu pandemic spread rapidly across the globe, with personal stories and historical cemeteries illustrating its impact on communities and cultures.
Adult breastfeeding emerges as a niche practice in the underground community, where couples engage in breastfeeding as a form of intimacy and foreplay.
Marianne North, a pioneering Victorian artist, traveled the world to paint vibrant landscapes, showcasing her unique perspective on nature's beauty.
In Norway, 3,000 reindeer compete each year for 8 spots to pull Santa's sleigh, highlighting the region's landscapes and Sami herding traditions.
Tapirs, often misunderstood, exhibit their unique behavior of diving into water for food, highlighting their surprising relation to horses and hippos.
Shells serve as protective structures for numerous marine and terrestrial species, influencing food chains and habitats across various ecosystems.
The Blotched Fantail's venomous stinger can be lethal if it connects with a vital organ.
The Euro 2020 tournament highlights racism in football, targeting Rashford, Sancho, and Saka.
Various animals, including a black and white cow, cat, skunk, crows, and doves, exemplify peaceful coexistence and the beauty of diversity in nature.
A pig and a cockatoo form an unusual bond, showcasing the diverse relationships found in the animal kingdom on The Smithsonian Channel.
Buggy the kangaroo and Wally the wombat befriend each other at a rescue center.
Ancient Egyptian beliefs about chaos and order were deeply influenced by their worship of demigods and deities like Isis, shaping their worldview and daily practices.
The 1918 flu pandemic, often misattributed to Spain, actually originated in Kansas and was downplayed by the Wilson Administration amid World War I.
Ancient Egyptians shared many human traits with modern people, including connections to pets and religious practices, highlighting the continuity of human experience.
