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The Upper Falls of the Yellowstone River plummet more than 100 feet, forcing an otter mother to guide her pups across snowy terrain to safety.
An anaconda can weigh between 80 to 100 kilograms and typically eats only a few times each year.
Archaeologists theorize ancient Egyptians kept wild animals to combat natural chaos.
Bob Mankoff discusses a 1959 issue of The New Yorker that features only animal cartoons, revealing their deeper commentary on human behavior.
Watch large herbivores enjoy mud baths that help cool them and repel parasites.
Many Thanksgiving feasts feature turkey, although its presence at the first Thanksgiving remains uncertain.
Green ants live in groups of up to half a million and use silk produced by their larvae to stitch leaves together for their nests.
Most canines, including wolf pups, show intelligence through social behaviors in America.
In Namibia's Skeleton Coast, hyenas challenge large colonies of seals, highlighting the dynamics of predator-prey relationships in a harsh environment.
Mongooses, called either a mob or a pack, are very social and intelligent animals.
Evolution is happening in cities like New York, driven by pollution and urban life.
This Spanish video compares the Asiatic lion and African lion in Northwest India.
Tagging a hyena with a radio collar aids scientists in tracking clan numbers and data collection.
Zookeepers at the National Zoo care for Clark and Bess, two pensil tiled porcupines.
Baby elephants playfully interact with their environment, using their trunks in various ways throughout the one-minute video.
At Big Cat Country, a group of 12-week-old lion cubs experiences their first taste of meat as they feast on a baby warthog caught by their mother.
An eight-part obstacle course tests squirrels' skills as they attempt to access bird seed from a series of squirrel-proof feeders.
A nine-part obstacle course tests four squirrels as they attempt to access a walnut vault in a suburban backyard.
Seven different events test the skills of squirrels in a backyard competition for the prestigious Walnut Cup.
A cleaning station just a few feet in size attracts various fish, including a rainbow runner, as barberfish remove parasites from their larger counterparts.
Salam uses various types of bait to attract sharks while bare-handed fishing, a skill he hopes to pass down to his sons.
Bat-eared foxes in Namibia use enormous ears to hear termites digging underground.
Bats creatures use echolocation to navigate and gather in massive breeding groups.
Yellowstone's grizzly bears eat volcanic soil after months of hibernation to aid digestion.
Clione limacina, a unique marine creature, is examined through the expertise of scientists and filmmakers from National Geographic, highlighting its habitat and role in marine ecosystems.
The giant cricket survives in the Namib Desert with its tough protective shield against predators.
Viewers discuss Sasquatch tree-climbing behavior and the need for more research in trees.
A brushturkey builds a nest that can weigh as much as 4 tons, using decomposing leaves to create a warm incubator for its eggs.
Female glow-worms use bioluminescence to attract males during mating season.
Kinda baboons bounce through tall grass to reach woodland in Zambia's wild landscape.
In a heartwarming short from The Smithsonian Channel, ducklings navigate the challenge of jumping from a tree to the ground, facing potential dangers along the way.
A homesteader struggles to care for animals, raising concerns about neglect and misconceptions.
A female birdwing butterfly emerges from her silk chrysalis, vulnerable and needing a day free from ash and rain while her wings harden.
Two weeks after encasement, a hornet emerges from its cocoon, stretching its limbs and using bristly hairs to remove debris from its body.
In America's Mississippi, alligator hatchlings face immediate threats from predators as they instinctively make their way to the water after emerging from their eggs.
The documentary reveals the octopus's camouflage skills and its beauty in nature.
In Periyar National Park, severe poaching has led to a gender imbalance and psychological trauma among young bull elephants, resulting in aggressive behaviors.
A chimp's fascination with a video camera suggests advanced cognitive abilities.
A giant anaconda navigates its perilous habitat, facing numerous challenges in its quest for survival across diverse environments.
Joel Sartore's video highlights unique creatures like the Horsfield’s tarsier and discusses Elon and Twitter.
Casey Anderson shows bighorn sheep rams battling in Montana for mating rights.
Wolves in Montana demonstrate their elite hunting skills as they track an elk herd, highlighting their crucial role in the ecosystem.
In the Montana wilderness, wildlife expert Casey Anderson observes scavengers like ravens and magpies, highlighting their crucial role in the ecosystem following animal deaths.
Adult bison can weigh 2,000 pounds, generating metabolic heat that helps them thrive in Montana's winter temperatures, which can drop to negative 40 degrees.
Casey Anderson highlights the ermine's survival tactics during snowy winters in Montana.
The cassowary, a dangerous bird, descends from prehistoric Moas of Gondwana.
Andy Coetzee uses a wooden Scarborough reel to catch a giant perch in Scarborough.
A participant uses a Y stick to pin down a caiman's head before attempting to hit it with a knife during a hunting expedition in Colombia.
