How Do Squirrels Find Their Nuts?
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How I found a mythical boiling river in the Amazon
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When Andres Ruzo was a young boy in Peru, his grandfather told him a story with an odd detail: There is a river, deep in the Amazon, which boils as if a fire burns below it.
GoPro Awards: Freediving the Bridge of Chrisoula K
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Come down to the ocean depths with freediver Karsten Moeller as he takes one breath to explore the Chrisoula K shipwreck.
Polar bears smash the spy cams
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The polar bears of Svalbard cannot help their curiosity when they encounter some new technology - spy cameras! Narrated by David Tennant.
Simple Survival Life Hacks
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We've put together an amazing list of Simple Survival Life Hacks! We'll show you how to make emergency candles, coffee can stoves, waterproof your gear, get rid of mosquitos plus lot's more!
Cord drill and Pump drill
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I made a cord drill and then upgraded it to a pump drill. A cord drill is basically a spindle with a fly wheel attached so it looks like a spinning top. the middle of a piece of cord is then put into a notch at the top of the spindle. The ends of the cord are then wrapped around the spindle and then pulled quickly outwards causing the drill to spin. The momentum of the fly wheel causes the cord to wrap back around the spindle in the other direction. When it stops the cords are pulled outwards again and the drill spins in the other direction.
Timelapse Of North America (4K)
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I am lucky enough to be employed by an incredible company that not only supports my passion in photography but allows my coworkers and I an immense amount of time off during the summer months. Every year I try to take full advantage of the time allowed and travel as much as possible.
Chubby Baby Seal
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On an expedition to Antarctica with Cheesemans' Ecology Safaris, the group stopped at Livingston Island where an adorable elephant seal pup came to say hello!
The Dirty Needle in Alaska.
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Captured and submitted by Tobi Tritscher sending it down the Dirty Needle in Alaska.
This Is Not A Pine Tree
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NORWAY 8K
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Norway 8K shows the wild landscapes of Norway in ultra high resolution. From the coastal peaks of the Lofoten and Senja Islands to the fjords and highlands of southern Norway this video was shot in 4 weeks in August and September 2015 whilst driving over 8000km.
Polar Bears Play in Snow at the San Diego Zoo
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Polar Bear Plunge at the San Diego Zoo was transformed into a winter wonderland early this morning, as nearly 26 tons of glistening white snow blanketed the polar bear exhibit.
Flying fish hunt
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Frigate birds are ocean hunters that can't get wet, yet they overcome this handicap to catch their prey - flying fish - in a spectacular way.
Rain's Dirty Little Secret
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MinuteEarth provides an energetic and entertaining view of trends in earth's environment - in just a few minutes!
Fire Tornado in Slow Motion
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Gav and Dan combine wind with fire to create a swirling vortex of flames.
Oversalting Our Food?
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We're Oversalting Our Food, And It's Not What You Think
Petting A Tiger Shark
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Cameron Nimmo and Mickey Smith set off from Jupiter, Florida to cuddle some sharks.
The First "Glowing" Sea Turtle Has Been Discovered
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While filming coral off the Solomon Islands, David Gruber, a National Geographic Emerging Explorer, encountered a "bright red-and-green spaceship." This underwater UFO turned out to be a hawksbill sea turtle, which is significant because it's the first time that biofluorescence has ever been seen in reptiles, according to Gruber. Gruber is now excited to learn more about this critically endangered species and how it is using biofluorescence.
How do tornadoes form?
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Tornadoes are the most violent storms on Earth, with wind velocities that can exceed 200 miles per hour. How do these terrifying cyclones form? Meteorologist James Spann sheds light on the lifespan of tornadoes as they go from supercell thunderstorms to terrible twisters before eventually dissolving back into thin air.
Paddle Boarding with Whales
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Paddle Boarding with Whales in Esperance, Western Australia.
How Fighting Wildfires Makes Them Worse
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Today's wildfires burn, on average, twice the amount of land they did in 1970. The reason? We've been working too hard to put them out.