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Do Incubating Sea Turtles Call Out to Each Other When it’s Time to Hatch? (02:28)
Lemurs Find a Tree That Produces Fruit for Only Two Weeks a Year (02:06)
A Single Male Lemur Stands Up to a Entire Troop of Invaders (03:57)
Only the Higher Ups in Lemur Society Enjoy a Tick-Free Life (02:17)
This 200-Year-Old Tree is a Nesting Location for Woodpeckers (01:33)
Play Sessions Indicate Who Will Rise in Lemur Society (03:07)
A Female Bear Tries to Fend off an Aggressive Male Bear (03:24)
This Lemur Queen Will Not Let Her Rivals Go Unpunished (03:43)
The Distinctive Ears of the Eurasian Lynx Are A Mystery (03:33)
Lemurs Love this Sweet Nectar From a Very Unusual Bug (02:17)
This Female Tamarins Hormone Stops Other Females from Mating (03:37)
A Female Night Adder Leaves a Chemical Trail to Draw Males (03:42)
Why a Hill of Dung is a Male Rhino’s Calling Card (03:02)
These Lemurs Have Found a Way to Scam Tortoises (03:42)
A Spectacled Bear’s Sense of Smell Puts a Bloodhound to Shame (01:55)
These Hedgehogs Are Ready for a Return to the Wild (03:17)
Stink Flirting Among Lemurs Can Attract or Offend (03:34)
Air Crash Survivors Await Rescue in Icy Canadian Wilderness (03:41)
Red Deer Stags Clash Violently for the Right to Mate (04:27)
This Wild Boar Female Is the Decision-Maker in Her Herd (02:11)
This Forest Gecko Is a Near-Invisible Assassin (03:59)
Wolf Pups Are Helpless for the First Three Weeks of Their Lives (02:13)
How Wolves Use Complex Body Language to Communicate (02:44)
The Forgotten Documentary about the Charles and Diana Wedding (03:52)
A Biologist on an Underwater Scooter Delights Young Dolphins (03:59)
A Million People Saw Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee Celebrations in 2012 (02:11)
The Highly Intelligent New Zealand Alpine Parrot (03:07)
Why Bats are Better Than Humans at Dealing with Viruses (02:40)
How Penguin Couples Recognize Each Other (03:40)
How "The Billion Oyster Project" Aims to Clean Up New York's Water (02:43)
Lizards: Predator & Prey (15:02)
