In the Jardines de la Reina, an archipelago in the southern part of Cuba, two species have managed to co-exist in not-quite-harmony
Lionfish, which are native to the Indo-Pacific but were accidentally introduced to the Caribbean, are decimating native fish species
On May 31, 1916, a small skirmish between British and German warships would pave the way for the biggest naval confrontation of WWI
First, the female collects water from a leaf in order to hydrate the eggs inside her. then releases them for the male to fertilize
A single marula tree can provide up to 1.5 tons of fruit each season--as much as 90,000 fruits
The soil in the rainforests of Barro Colorado is packed with nutrients, but where does it come from?
The French-German border is littered with as many as 500 underground sites used during World War I. Researcher Jeff Gusky explores them
Why is there a Native American canoe carved in an abandoned quarry inhabited by U.S. soldiers during WWI?
Weapon Hunter host Paul Shull is tracing the history of the iconic American gun known as the Stinger
Marianne North was not your typical Victorian noblewoman content to simply enjoy the comforts of British high society
How does the desert-dwelling oryx survive a body temperature that would kill other mammals? The answer lies in a panting mechanism
The Shwedagon Pagoda is the most sacred site in Burma. Its origins can be traced back to the first millennium
Painter Marianne North's obsession with local Borneo vegetation led her to one of the most unusual and rare plants in the world
For lions hunting buffalo in the Manyeleti, calculation is always at play: An adult male buffalo may be harder to bring down
World War II veteran John Raaen Jr. was there the day Allied troops stormed Omaha Beach at Normandy
Ground squirrels in the Kalahari have devised a remarkable method to guarantee portable shade: they use their tails as umbrellas
Mickey Ganitch, a U.S. sailor stationed at Pearl Harbor, was gearing up for a football game on December 7, 1941, when hundreds of fighter pilots appeared
A cheetah mother caring for her cubs stumbles across an opportunity too good to pass up: a herd of springbok, grazing casually nearby
Male seahorses are the ones who carry children and give birth. And when they do, they can produce up to 2,000 babies at one time
It should have been a routine landing for First Air Flight 6560 at Canada's Resolute Bay Airport, despite the harsh Arctic conditions.
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