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Ben Mendelsohn on Learning an American Accent
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Red Bean Mochi Recipe – SORTED Eats Japan
Don’t know if you’ve heard but Ben popped over to Japan recently. Here’s the first of six great recipes he learnt on his travels! ... Read More إقرأ المزيد | Share it now!
Nissan GT-R MY2017 | First Drive | Autocar
The supercar-slaying Nissan GT-R – ‘Godzilla’ to its friends – has just been given the biggest and most transformative facelift this generation car has had. Subscribe now to Autocar on YouTube: http://smarturl.it/autocar... Read More إقرأ المزيد | Share it now!
How To Make A Money Shirt (With Necktie)
Learn how to turn dollar bills into classy dress shirts you can leave as tips, give as gifts, or just make to impress your friends!... Read More إقرأ المزيد | Share it now!
Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates | Happy Father’s Day | 20th Century FOX
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GoPro: Learning to Fly – A Family Affair
Red Bull Air Race World Champion Kirby Chambliss shares his love of flight with his daughter, Karly. Imagine what it would be like to grow up soaring above the Arizona desert under the wing of one of the world’s greatest pilots.... Read More إقرأ المزيد | Share it now!
Young Orphaned Gorillas: See Their Adorable Bond With Park Rangers | National Geographic
At the Senkwekwe Center for mountain gorilla orphans in Congo, a handful of Virunga National Park rangers live around the clock with four juveniles whose parents were killed. The rangers see their families only every few weeks and are very close to their charges. Chief caretaker André Bauma along with his team have hand-raised the gorillas since they were first brought to the center. The first gorilla, Ndakasi, was found when she was just two months old, near the body of her murdered mother. Bauma cared for her like a human child—letting her sleep on his chest for warmth and bottle-feeding her to help build her strength. After that, three more orphaned gorillas joined “the family” at the center. Since no mountain gorilla orphan has ever been successfully returned to the wild, they will always depend on humans. To find out more about the heroic efforts to save the mountain gorillas in Virunga National Park, tune in to Explorer: Battle for Virunga, June 26 8/7c on National Geographic Channel.
Learn more about Virunga National Park and the rangers fighting to end illegal wildlife trafficking there: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aB7wHDHtr9M
Video produced and edited by Kathryn Carlson
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Suicide Squad Tattoo SCANDAL! (Secret Movie Facts)
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