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Inside of a Whale

May 15, 2014

Scientists are just beginning to understand the specialized anatomical features that allow whale songs to propagate underwater.

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Birds & Elephant Trees

April 25, 2014

Migratory gray vireos help elephant trees disperse their seeds in Baja, California.

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Baja Spiders

April 18, 2014

Scientists discover new insects and spiders on an expedition to a little-known area of Baja, California.

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Urban Dolphins

April 17, 2014

California's coastal bottlenose dolphins harbor contaminants in their blubber.

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Deep Diving Whales

April 8, 2014

Beaked whales set the record for the deepest and longest dives of any marine mammals.

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Harpy Eagles

April 3, 2014

Satellites and unmanned aircraft could help shed light on the lives of one of the world’s most elusive eagles.

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EVOLUTION & EXTINCTION

March 31, 2014

EVOLUTION & EXTINCTION - (Encore Presentation) What really happened to Australia's missing megafauna, how carnivores lost their sweet tooth, why lovelorn fruit flies resort to alcohol, strategic miscarriages in monkeys, and a new frog species is discovered in plain sight.

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Fisheries Bycatch

March 31, 2014

A global perspective is needed to cut down on the unintentional casualties of commercial fishing.

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Saving Hawaiian Crows

March 19, 2014

The Hawaiian crow is recovering from a devastating population crash, with help from us.

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Elephant Ears

March 17, 2014

Elephants can discriminate between human voices that pose a threat to their safety and those that do not.

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Sea Turtle Tracking

March 10, 2014

Scientists are using satellites to track the mysterious migrations of young sea turtles.

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Baja Bats

February 26, 2014

A recent expedition to Baja California revealed a surprising number of bats living in abandoned mines.

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Beluga Parasite

February 19, 2014

A parasite called toxoplasma gondii is invading Arctic beluga whale populations thanks to global warming.

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A Seal Mystery

February 14, 2014

Melting sea ice allows marine mammal species that were once isolated to intermingle – and share diseases.

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Toxic Seeds & Birds

February 10, 2014

A Hawaiian bird faces extinction because its favorite food is threatened.

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Saving Rock Iguanas

January 28, 2014

Rock iguanas are the most endangered lizards in the world. But captive breeding is helping bring them back.

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Suburban Birds

January 24, 2014

According to a long-term study, the suburbs may actually be good for bird diversity.

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Whales & Oil

January 20, 2014

The exploitation of natural resources in the Arctic due to melting sea ice has consequences for marine mammals.

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Frog Hibernation

January 16, 2014

Hibernation is the key to getting an endangered frog species to breed in captivity.

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Caterpillar Halitosis

January 13, 2014

A tobacco-eating caterpillar creates the equivalent of smoker's breath to scare off predators.

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Mosquito Sweet Tooth

January 6, 2014

The mosquito’s sweet tooth could be its Achilles’ heel.

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Crow Mobbing

January 3, 2014

Crows form mobs to antagonize, intimidate and scare larger birds away.

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The Lyrebird’s Dance

January 2, 2014

The superb lyrebird of Australia combines its songs with specific dance moves to create an elaborate courtship ritual.

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Crows & Faces Update

December 24, 2013

Eight years later, a population of Seattle crows still holds a grudge against the face of their human capturer.

Read moreCrows & Faces Update
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