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Titanoboa at the Zoo?

In the wild, titanoboa probably ate large crocodiles, fish and other snakes—but if there were a titanoboa at the National Zoo today, what would the zoo keepers feed it? (1:29)

The Savior of the Wild Tiger

Conservation scientist Ullas Karanth is still optimistic about the future of the majestic cats of the south Asian jungle (02:37)

People of a Feather - D.C. Environmental Film Festival Trailer

An award-winning documentary film examines the impact of ecosystem devastation on the lives and culture of the Sanikiluaq people of the Belcher Islands in Hudson Bay (2:28)

How to Identify a Bird From a Single Feather

Zoologist Carla Dove explains how the microscopic structure of a bird's feather can help identify the species and at the same time, make air travel safer for humans (:50)

The Sounds of the Sperm Whale

Watch underwater footage of the mammal and hear its strange clicking sounds that are crucial to their survival (02:14)

Caring for a Wounded Rhino Calf

In this clip from a Smithsonian Channel documentary, researchers care for a baby rhino orphaned by poachers and wounded by a bullet (3:38)

The Bird Whisperer

From the Qinghai Privince in China, Buddhist monk Tashi Sange studies one of the world's rarest birds, the Tibetan bunting (3:12)

Photographing the Elusive Jaguar

Deep in the jungles of Brazil, photographer Steve Winter explains how he managed to capture stunning images of one of the world's top predators (02:53)

Examining an Orangutan

At the National Zoo, primates undergo routine checkups to ensure a healthy lifestyle (2:30)

Don’t Touch the Whale

This clip from the documentary The Whale highlights the difficulties of rebuilding the barrier between Luna and humans (4:15)


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