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The fishing spider catches fish and walks on water in Crazy Monster: Spiders series.
The Himba people of Namibia have a unique view on infidelity and parenthood, with 17% of children born out of wedlock.
Young tiger Kumal is captivated by a female tiger signaling her interest through urine.
The video discusses what a titanoboa would eat at the National Zoo today.
A 48-foot prehistoric snake, Titanoboa, killed by constriction with a pressure of 400 pounds per square inch, challenges the Tyrannosaurus rex in a hypothetical battle.
Baow baow, a young panda at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, shows progress in training as she becomes more active and engaged.
Two superfan critics of Naked and Afraid test their survival skills in Colombia's jungles, facing extreme conditions with only one survival item each.
The video showcases two unique tree structures linked to Bigfoot on a mountain.
Sloth bears in India target hard termite nests, showcasing their unique foraging skills as they access this vital food source.
Vampire bats feed on feral hogs, increasing disease risks in Brazil's ecosystem.
In Montfrague National Park, Spain, black and griffon vultures engage in fierce competition over carrion, highlighting their crucial role in the ecosystem.
A wart-biter battles a praying mantis while devouring a grasshopper in The Meadow of Horror.
A male mantis shrimp performs a courtship dance, using vibrant colors and movements to attract a female mate in a private underwater display.
A female tick takes up to 20 days to lay 1,500 eggs, showcasing a very involved birthing process.
Male king cobras use head-butts to signal their readiness to mate, while the female responds with a submissive coil and a dance-like display.
A bobcat hunts ground squirrels for 20 minutes at the bottom of a driveway, as captured by nature photographer Ian Shive.
This video explores the mysterious world of Sea Nettles and their fascinating adaptations.
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.
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.
A T-Rex would not taste like chicken, having red meat similar to birds of prey.
Caretakers at the Smithsonian's National Zoo discuss when panda eye patches appear.
One of ten hammerhead species worldwide, the scalloped hammerhead has a uniquely shaped head with rounded scallop-like features.
A caretaker at Smithsonian's National Zoo explains why flamingos are pink due to their diet.
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.
Female kangaroos are nearly always pregnant, featuring unique reproductive adaptations.
Andy Coetzee believes barracudas are ideal predators in the marine ecosystem.
Conservationists attempt to approach gorillas in Gabon, risking aggression from a male silverback.
The ancestors of the Scythian nomads first domesticated horses not for riding, but for meat and milk, shaping their way of life for thousands of years.
The pied kingfisher hunts from the air in Tales From Zambia, showcasing its unique hovering skill.
Hummingbirds are more skilled at flight feeding but struggle in rainy conditions.
Okunoshima, known as 'Rabbit Island' in Japan's Inland Sea, is home to thousands of feral rabbits that have thrived since World War II.
Draco lizards perform push-ups to attract mates from a distance on Dragon Island.
Andy Coetzee dives into the Congo River to catch Tigerfish after avoiding crocodiles swimming.
Young male lions depend on lionesses for survival in the wild, as shown in Lions Unleashed.
Only 30 orcas live along the 90 miles of beaches on the Valdes Peninsula, forming four distinct clans that exhibit unique hunting strategies.
Male sage grouses in Yellowstone National Park display vibrant plumage and elaborate courtship rituals that surpass even the peacock's in their mating strategies.
Hippos share surprising traits with whales, as shown in Aerial Africa: Zambia series.
Red ovenbirds build heat-retaining nests in Brazil, featured in Brazil Untamed: Bird Paradise.
Tapirs in Brazil utilize their unique snouts as snorkels to evade predators like jaguars while thriving on aquatic plants in their diverse ecosystems.
Currently, there are around 1,600 gray wolves in Germany, a population that has led to renewed calls for hunting regulations by the European Union.
Male grizzlies chase females at 35 mph during bear courtship in Yellowstone National Park.
Male fiddler crabs in Sanibel use their large claws for mating and fighting rivals.
Pakicetus, a wolf-sized ancestor, surprises expectations in whale evolution from the Series When Whales Walked.
Several generations of mosquitoes and black flies hatch in a single season, creating a significant challenge for Arctic wildlife during summer months.
