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Two Giant Killer Hornet Colonies Battle to the Death (03:25)
Incredible: Five Lions Take Down a Giraffe (02:49)
Why Honey Bees Are Crucial Employees at this Airport (02:21)
What Is a Rattlesnake's Rattle Actually Made of? (01:11)
The Real Way Komodo Dragons Kill Prey (02:29)
Why Is This Lizard Doing Push-Ups? (01:47)
The Incredible Things a Hammerhead's Nose Can Do (01:24)
Hammerhead vs. Stingray (02:25)
What Ultra High Speed Penguin Footage Reveals About Pliosaurus (02:51)
These Gentle Giants Would Rather Be Left Alone (02:17)
How the Largest Flying Bird of All Time Stayed Airborne (03:55)
Scorpions Choose Their Mates by Dancing With Them (02:11)
What's the Waggle Dance? And Why Do Honeybees Do It? (02:49)
This Bug Wears Its Victims' Carcasses as Camouflage (02:01)
Here's What Bat Echolocation Sounds Like, Slowed Down (02:04)
How the Fastest Animal on Earth Attacks Its Prey (03:43)
Stunning Footage of a Kubong Gliding Through the Trees (01:47)
This Is the Closest Thing to a Dragon You'll Ever See (01:44)
Butterflies Zigzag Wildly for a Reason (01:27)
Stunning Timelapse of a Dragonfly Growing Wings (02:02)
Slo-Mo Footage of a Bumble Bee Dislodging Pollen (01:39)
Watch This Intense Hyena Hazing Ritual (02:10)
Why Polar Bears Like to Wrestle in the Winter (01:37)
Ask Smithsonian: Can Elephants Jump? (00:50)
Would You Get This Close to a Goliah Tigerfish? (04:01)
This Color-Changing Mutant Has Three Hearts (03:10)
Astounding Facts About Crocodile Eyes (03:36)
Ask Smithsonian: How Do Spiders Make a Web? (01:02)
You Do Not Want to Get Tased by This Eel (02:04)
Why Puerto Rico's Killer Bees Stopped Killing (04:35)
Ask Smithsonian: Why Do Flamingos Stand on One Leg? (00:59)
Ask Smithsonian: What Makes Skunk Spray Smell So Terrible? (01:12)