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Saving Amphibians from Deadly Fungus
scientists from Atlanta rescue endangered frogs and other amphibians threatened with extinction by a fatal fungus spreading through South American forests (03:07)
The Cowboys of R.A. Brown Ranch
Donnell Brown and his fellow cowboys combine modern science with their decades of experience with cattle ranching to create the perfect specimen of beef (04:11)
Silky Sifakas: The Angels of the Forest
For the first time ever, filmmakers have caught these elusive white lemurs of Madagascar on tape (03:26)
Mustangs: Spirits of the Wild West
Photographer Melissa Farlow traveled across the American West capturing the majestic beauty of wild mustangs (04:18)
The Pollinating Cricket
For the first time ever, researchers observed a cricket as a pollinator for a flower (00:31)
Farewell, Tai Shan
Visitors to the National Zoo have enjoyed watching their baby panda grow up over the last four years (3:17)
Poaching the Venus Flytrap
Researchers are able to track Venus flytrap plants that were stolen from protected areas (02:33)
Hiding in a Coconut
Scientists filmed octopuses near Indonesia using coconut shells as a tool, a first for invertebrates (01:14)
Reporting from the Serengeti
Abigail Tucker came across imperiled zebras, dusty savannahs and perilous roads while researching the Tanzanian lions (04:17)
How Water Beads Form
Duke University scientists used vibrations from a loudspeaker to understand how water beads and rolls off lotus leaves (0:38)
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