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Watch: Most Monkeys Don’t Swim, But These Do | National Geographic
Proboscis monkeys have an unusual trait not seen in many other species of monkey – they can swim. Using their partially-webbed toes and fingers, they are able to escape predators and cross rivers to find food. Native to Borneo, they are now listed as endangered; less than 7,000 remain in the wild due in part to hunting and habitat loss.
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100 Years of Brussels Griffon Beauty in 60 Seconds
In a parody of Cut Video’s 100 Years of Beauty series , watch Eric show off his favorite Brussels Griffon looks from the past 100 years. What year is YOUR favorite?
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Pure Genius – First Concert
The staff of Bunker Hill treat one young patient to a magical concert.
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Pure Genius – A Wonderful Life
James continues to fight for Louis and receives some comforting news about his own condition.
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The Great Indoors – My Fam
Jack and Brooke want Emma to take her job back with them.
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Remembering John Glenn: See Footage of His Legendary First Orbit of the Earth | National Geographic
This classic NASA documentary gives an intimate view of John Glenn as he began his historic orbital flight in 1962.
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On February 20, 1962, John Glenn became the first American to orbit the Earth, piloting the spacecraft Friendship 7. This archival film from NASA captures the exhilarating moments before from Cape Canaveral and the dramatic rocket launch, with views inside the capsule, in mission control, and from the New Frontier of outer space. Hear the famous words uttered just seconds before launch by Scott Carpenter, Glenn’s backup astronaut for the mission, “Godspeed, John Glenn.”
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Dinosaur’s Feathered Tail Found Remarkably Preserved in Amber | National Geographic
An extraordinarily well-preserved dinosaur tail, with a fluffy covering of feathers, lies trapped within a piece of amber. The animal it belonged to would have lived about 99 million years ago. Researchers from China and Canada identify it as a juvenile of some type of coelurosaur, a group that includes birdlike dinosaur species that walked on two legs. But because the bones of the tail are flexible and not fused as in a bird’s tail, the specimen must be a terrestrial dinosaur rather than an actual bird. Lida Xing, first author of the study announcing the discovery, found the amber for sale in a northern Myanmar (Burma) market.
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