gbhlJ_M0mYU nat-geo-wild-sea-turtles-101 Nat Geo Wild | Sea Turtles 101 Sea turtles have existed since the time of the dinosaurs. Find out about the ancient mariners' oldest known ancestor, how certain adaptations may have helped the reptiles survive, and the conservation efforts being made to save these creatures. Uh3fNYVwDXM ocean-watch-a-tale-of-deep-sea-exploration Ocean Watch | A Tale of Deep Sea Exploration Ocean Watch: A Tale of Deep Sea Exploration, created in collaboration with Schmidt Ocean Institute. UdUcRoQkiJ4 real-science-the-insane-biology-of-the-jesus-christ-lizard Real Science | The Insane Biology of The Jesus Christ Lizard The common basilisk (Basiliscus basiliscus) is a species of lizard in the family Corytophanidae. The species is endemic to Central America and South America, where it is found near rivers and streams in rainforests. It is also known as the Jesus Christ lizard, Jesus lizard, South American Jesus lizard, or lagarto de Jesus Cristo for its ability to run on the surface of water. 3CRyGogDYJo real-science-the-insane-biology-of-the-emperor-penguin Real Science | The Insane Biology of The Emperor Penguin The emperor penguin (Aptenodytes forsteri) is the tallest and heaviest of all living penguin species and is endemic to Antarctica. 4p68-lMrjYU hostile-planet-surving-the-grasslands Hostile Planet | Surving the Grasslands Grasslands are home to the biggest stars of the animal kingdom, but top billing doesn’t make life here any easier as they battle volatile environments. 6u2lahOrOmo real-science-when-orcas-and-humans-hunted-together Real Science | When Orcas and Humans Hunted Together This is one of those fascinating facts that too few Aussies are ever taught in school. zQukzrJs0s4 real-science-the-insane-biology-of-the-great-white-shark Real Science | The Insane Biology of The Great White Shark Writer/Narrator: Stephanie Sammann 2FeyATwdI4M real-science-the-insane-biology-of-the-poison-dart-frog Real Science | The Insane Biology of The Poison Dart Frog Poison dart frog, or formerly known as poison arrow frog, is the common name of a group of frogs in the family Dendrobatidae which are native to tropical Central and South America. These species are diurnal and often have brightly colored bodies. la6OSdlMn3Q real-science-the-insane-biology-of-the-cuttlefish Real Science | The Insane Biology of The Cuttlefish Within the mollusc phylum, cuttlefish belong to the cephalopod class, along with octopuses, squid and nautiluses. S-b5Ue7V-DM real-science-the-insane-biology-of-the-spotted-hyena Real Science | The Insane Biology of The Spotted Hyena Watch the extended interview featuring Dr. Kay Holekamp - the leading expert on spotted hyenas. b_EklO9k0hs enchanting-creatures-of-the-ocean-8k-video-ultra-hd Enchanting Creatures of the Ocean | 8K Video Ultra HD Be Amazed By The Most Beautiful Fishes and Other Animals 8K VIDEO HDR and 4K VIDEO with Stunning Underwater animals and Relaxing Music. mdd-9z9AmSY the-history-of-life-05-extinction-an-end-and-a-new-beginning The History of Life | 05: Extinction - An End and a New Beginning In this 5 part documentary, we will explore the history of life from its humble beginnings as single celled organisms, to its great blossoming and proliferation which took place over the course of eons. CaW0xWimeP4 the-history-of-life-04-mating-the-search-for-the-other-half The History of Life | 04: Mating - The Search for the Other Half In this 5 part documentary, we will explore the history of life from its humble beginnings as single celled organisms, to its great blossoming and proliferation which took place over the course of eons. 3S7FkKvesu8 ocean-life-unveiling-the-mysteries-beneath-the-waves Ocean Life | Unveiling the Mysteries Beneath the Waves Dive deep into the azure abyss of our planet's oceans and seas as "Ocean Realms" ng1hVUozyuQ pbs-eons-how-the-giraffe-got-its-neck PBS Eons | How The Giraffe Got Its Neck How and why the giraffe's neck emerged in the first place has been a mystery that generations of biologists have argued over – one that has made us reconsider our understanding of how evolution actually works over and over again. LWH4Sdt9TMs real-science-are-orcas-taking-back-the-ocean Real Science | Are Orcas Taking Back the Ocean? The orca (Orcinus orca), also called killer whale, is a toothed whale belonging to the oceanic dolphin family, of which it is the largest member. dTKUEvGYvSg worlds-of-the-deep-01-mysteries-of-the-twilight-zone Worlds of the Deep 01 | Mysteries of the Twilight Zone Episode 1, a collaboration with Schmidt Ocean Institute. uqcCUw4HF0A trailer-into-the-abyss-worlds-of-the-deep Trailer | Into the Abyss: Worlds of the Deep Explore the wonders of the deep ocean as you've never seen them before! In this collaborative film series, I am working with Schmidt Ocean Institute and their extensive library of 4K footage from an array the deep sea's remarkable ecosystems to bring their discoveries to light through a series of immersive films. asBHv7za-ys these-creatures-are-capable-of-killing-sharks These Creatures are Capable of Killing Sharks We all know that sharks are some of the most fearsome predators in the sea, but did you know that there are other animals out there that can take on these underwater giants and come out on top? LyKkyL1hPPs the-deep-ocean-8k-tv-ultra-hd-documentary The Deep Ocean | 8K TV ULTRA HD Documentary This documentary is a Full Documentary about the Animals and the Ocean with Real Nature Sounds and Relaxing Music for 8K TV and 8K Wallpaper. FfW5inHLvCI moth-light-media-the-evolution-of-rhinos Moth Light Media | The Evolution of Rhinos There are currently only 5 living rhino species and four of them are endangered. 2dc_yuyURqQ arctic-and-antarctic-polar-world-emerging-wildlife Arctic and Antarctic | Polar World: Emerging Wildlife The Polar regions are the biggest wildernesses on earth, vast tracks of snow and ice. A perpetual winter wonderland. RwwgbVHE8Dk real-science-why-kangaroos-are-scarier-than-you-think Real Science | Why Kangaroos are Scarier Than You Think Kangaroos are four marsupials from the family Macropodidae, macropods, meaning "large foot". Juci-kAqjes pbs-eons-the-real-story-of-the-dodo-birds-extinction PBS Eons | The Real Story of The Dodo Bird's Extinction What’s the real story of the dodo? How did such a unique bird even evolve in the first place? And are we really responsible for its extinction? cIMOH7rVD5I the-museum-of-terrestrial-life-amazing-creatures-on-earth The Museum of Terrestrial Life | Amazing Creatures on Earth In this video, we will visit the Museum of Terrestrial Life. Whether you are a science enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply curious about the world around you, the Museum of Terrestrial Life is an excellent place to visit and deepen your understanding of the incredible diversity of life on Earth rKtzj_9vl8Q national-geographic-the-okavango-delta-the-flood National Geographic | The Okavango Delta: The Flood Each year, the arrival of a miracle flood transforms a desert into a water wonderland. This is one of the most diverse habitats on Earth, the Okavango Delta. LXnCCq6dkm8 real-science-the-insane-biology-of-the-gorilla Real Science | The Insane Biology of The Gorilla Great apes are so fascinating, and it's so sad to see how many species are endangered, and we aren't making their lives easy. Our team got on camera the work of an orangutan organisation that aims to reintegrate orangutans kept in captivity. ES5_nqeThR4 real-science-natures-wildest-weapons Real Science | Nature's Wildest Weapons Credits: Narrator/Writer: Stephanie Sammann Writer: Lorraine Boissoneault Editor: Dylan Hennessy 5s622p9XhY0 this-is-the-biggest-creature-in-the-entire-history-of-the-earth This is the Biggest Creature in the Entire History of the Earth There’s a large number of different creatures living in this world. Some of these animals are very small and some are truly big. gSJIAnAAFlQ real-science-how-life-survives-on-underwater-volcanoes Real Science | How Life Survives on Underwater Volcanoes Indigenous science already knew about sharks in volcanoes. Hawaiian mythology shows that when Pele the volcano goddess was searching for a new home after exile, her canoe was pulled by her elder brother Kamohoaliʻi, the god of sharks. He found the new land for Pele to dig her pit (caldera). In other words, Hawaiians knew sharks have connection with hotspots.