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No Need for a Plane, This Snake Can Fly
Watch as researchers study the paradise tree snake that is capable of launching itself as far as 330 feet (00:34)
The Surgeon Fish Goes to School
How does schooling among species like surgeon fish keep them alive? (2:39)
Swim Like a Stingray
Learn how the southern stingray moves through the ocean waters in search of prey (3:03)
How an Octopus Eats
While camouflaged on the ocean floor off the coast of Israel in the Red Sea, octopods use their arms to grab unsuspecting prey (3:54)
Saving the Endangered Monk Seal
Monk seals living off the coast of the Hawaiian Islands are increasingly put at risk by the effects of human encroachment on their habitat (1:58)
Under the Sea with Dolphins
Swim with bottlenose dolphins in the Red Sea and learn about their amazing intelligence (2:27)
The Call of the Elk
During the rut, or mating season, the male elk's distinctive call brings female elk and tourists alike to Estes Park, Colorado (3:11)
Meet the Elephants
Keepers and pachyderms alike are enjoying the new Asian elephant exhibit, Elephant Trails, at the National Zoo (03:15)
Elephant Fight Club
Bull elephant Kevin, crazed with testosterone, challenges Greg, the most powerful elephant in the group (00:51)
Endangered Dolphins in New Zealand
Reduced to just a few thousand, Hector's dolphins are being decimated by fisheries bycatch (3:41)
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