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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)
The Battle Over Prairie Dogs
Ranchers defend their land from the destruction of prairie dogs while conservationist claim they are vital to the prairie ecosystem (3:02)
New York City Street Rats
Rats thrive in New York City due to an ample food supply coming in the form of garbage left on the streets (02:47)
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