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The art of designing deceptive camouflage, once improvised and hand-painted by soldiers in the field, has made tremendous technological and scientific advancements since the First World War.

How Close to Invisible Can We Make Soldiers? (2:03)

Elephant families clash over access to the best spot at the watering hole.

Danger at the Watering Hole (2:54)

Three months after the devastating storm forced the students of PS 317 to put down their instruments, the band is back and making music again

Making Music After Hurricane Sandy (6:39)

Sometimes, in fact, nature is stranger than fiction

Weird Science: Lyrebird, Nature's Mimic (0:14)

Sometimes, in fact, nature is stranger than fiction

Weird Science: Toe Tastebuds? (0:15)

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Your Brain Is to Blame - Episode 2: I'll Do It Later (2:59)

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Your Brain Is To Blame - Episode 1: Your Future Self (3:01)

Protestors came by the thousands via buses and trains, it fell to the organizers to figure out how to prepare for the masses

Watch Newsreel Footage from the March on Washington (0:42)

After being cut from a concrete base, the guard tower is ready for its ride from Louisiana to the National Museum of African American History and Culture in DC

An Angola Prison Tower Heads to the Smithsonian (0:47)