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06/16/2022 4:00 pm |
Nature's Fight Club |
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| Biological instinct is driven by three things: to stay alive, to find food, and to breed, passing on a genetic legacy; as competition for mating rights can be fierce, animals grow display structures and weapons to help them impress the opposite sex. | |||||
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06/16/2022 5:00 pm |
Nature's Fight Club |
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| All animals, no matter how big or small, face a daily struggle to find food; during harsh winters and devastating droughts, those pressures escalate; when resources run low, sometimes the only option is to fight. | |||||
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06/16/2022 6:00 pm |
Sea Hunters |
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| Every spring in Norway, the whales use a clever hunting technique called "bubble feeding" to catch quantities of herring; when they spot a shoal of herrings, they begin to encircle the herring. | |||||
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06/16/2022 6:30 pm |
Sea Hunters |
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| Marine biologists Eve Jourdain and Richard Kaoliussen have spent two years studying the orcas in Norway, where they have adapted the carousel technique to their habitat. | |||||
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06/16/2022 7:00 pm |
Sea Hunters |
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| In the depths of the ocean, swift and agile sea lions perform incredible underwater maneuvers to outwit their enemies; on the beaches of Patagonia, as a sea lion pup learns to swim, predators are preparing an attack on him that will be fatal. | |||||
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06/16/2022 7:30 pm |
Sea Hunters |
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| Cape Gannets are tough hunters flying over the coasts for their favorite prey: shoals of sardines. | |||||
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06/16/2022 8:00 pm |
Twilight Travelers: Visitors From the Deep |
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| After filming ocean life for years, marine biologist and cameraman Rick Rosenthal captures footage of the elusive spectacle of the "great vertical migration" when billions of animals rise from the depths to the surface. | |||||
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06/16/2022 9:00 pm |
Nature's Weirdest |
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| Chris Packham takes viewers on a journey of some of the weirdest natural events on the planet. | |||||
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06/16/2022 10:00 pm |
Nature's Fight Club |
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| Biological instinct is driven by three things: to stay alive, to find food, and to breed, passing on a genetic legacy; as competition for mating rights can be fierce, animals grow display structures and weapons to help them impress the opposite sex. | |||||
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06/16/2022 11:00 pm |
Nature's Fight Club |
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| All animals, no matter how big or small, face a daily struggle to find food; during harsh winters and devastating droughts, those pressures escalate; when resources run low, sometimes the only option is to fight. | |||||
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06/17/2022 12:00 am |
Sea Hunters |
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| Every spring in Norway, the whales use a clever hunting technique called "bubble feeding" to catch quantities of herring; when they spot a shoal of herrings, they begin to encircle the herring. | |||||
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06/17/2022 12:30 am |
Sea Hunters |
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| Marine biologists Eve Jourdain and Richard Kaoliussen have spent two years studying the orcas in Norway, where they have adapted the carousel technique to their habitat. | |||||
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06/17/2022 1:00 am |
Sea Hunters |
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| In the depths of the ocean, swift and agile sea lions perform incredible underwater maneuvers to outwit their enemies; on the beaches of Patagonia, as a sea lion pup learns to swim, predators are preparing an attack on him that will be fatal. | |||||
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06/17/2022 1:30 am |
Sea Hunters |
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| Cape Gannets are tough hunters flying over the coasts for their favorite prey: shoals of sardines. | |||||
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06/17/2022 2:00 am |
Twilight Travelers: Visitors From the Deep |
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| After filming ocean life for years, marine biologist and cameraman Rick Rosenthal captures footage of the elusive spectacle of the "great vertical migration" when billions of animals rise from the depths to the surface. | |||||
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06/17/2022 3:00 am |
Nature's Weirdest |
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| Chris Packham takes viewers on a journey of some of the weirdest natural events on the planet. | |||||
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06/17/2022 4:00 am |
Nature's Fight Club |
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| Biological instinct is driven by three things: to stay alive, to find food, and to breed, passing on a genetic legacy; as competition for mating rights can be fierce, animals grow display structures and weapons to help them impress the opposite sex. | |||||
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06/17/2022 5:00 am |
Nature's Fight Club |
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| All animals, no matter how big or small, face a daily struggle to find food; during harsh winters and devastating droughts, those pressures escalate; when resources run low, sometimes the only option is to fight. | |||||
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06/17/2022 6:00 am |
Sea Hunters |
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| Every spring in Norway, the whales use a clever hunting technique called "bubble feeding" to catch quantities of herring; when they spot a shoal of herrings, they begin to encircle the herring. | |||||
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06/17/2022 6:30 am |
Sea Hunters |
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| Marine biologists Eve Jourdain and Richard Kaoliussen have spent two years studying the orcas in Norway, where they have adapted the carousel technique to their habitat. | |||||
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06/17/2022 7:00 am |
Sea Hunters |
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| In the depths of the ocean, swift and agile sea lions perform incredible underwater maneuvers to outwit their enemies; on the beaches of Patagonia, as a sea lion pup learns to swim, predators are preparing an attack on him that will be fatal. | |||||
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06/17/2022 7:30 am |
Sea Hunters |
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| Cape Gannets are tough hunters flying over the coasts for their favorite prey: shoals of sardines. | |||||
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06/17/2022 8:00 am |
Twilight Travelers: Visitors From the Deep |
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| After filming ocean life for years, marine biologist and cameraman Rick Rosenthal captures footage of the elusive spectacle of the "great vertical migration" when billions of animals rise from the depths to the surface. | |||||
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06/17/2022 9:00 am |
Nature's Weirdest |
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| Chris Packham takes viewers on a journey of some of the weirdest natural events on the planet. | |||||
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06/17/2022 10:00 am |
Breakthrough |
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| By examining countless megalodon teeth from around the world, scientists have concluded that the prehistoric shark was able to achieve its gargantuan proportions by starting its carnivorous diet early in the womb. | |||||
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06/17/2022 10:18 am |
Breakthrough |
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| Human bodies are habitats for bacteria, and many of the microbes are beneficial to us; scientists believe that within a few decades many useful microbes will have disappeared, so they want to create a vault for human microbiota like a Noah's Ark for the future of the human species. | |||||
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06/17/2022 10:30 am |
Breakthrough |
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| Scientists dig through fossil clues in Norway's Svalbard archipelago to uncover revelations about life rebounding after a major mass extinction. | |||||
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06/17/2022 10:47 am |
Breakthrough |
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| Parts of Miami Beach are under serious threat from sea level changes. | |||||
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06/17/2022 11:00 am |
The Case |
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| Jean-François Barbieri's investigation of the Topaze affair. | |||||
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06/17/2022 12:00 pm |
The Case |
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| Lt. Col. Depierre investigates the disappearance of Agnès Marin, 13, from her boarding school in the Cévennes. | |||||
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06/17/2022 1:00 pm |
Crime Scene Solvers |
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| Stéphane Kameugne's body was fished out from a canal in Châlons-en-Champagne two weeks after he went missing. | |||||
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06/17/2022 2:00 pm |
Crime Scene Solvers |
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| A mother and daughter found tortured then burned in their house near Aix-en-Provence. | |||||
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06/17/2022 3:00 pm |
Breakthrough |
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| The Hayabusa2 spacecraft's journey to collect samples from an asteroid; Einstein's theory of gravitational waves and the start of our universe. | |||||
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06/17/2022 3:30 pm |
Breakthrough |
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| An almost complete hominin skeleton dating back more than 3 million years is found in a cave near Johannesburg, South Africa, in 1994. | |||||
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Available schedules: 03/26/2022 - 12/28/2024
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Country: United States
•Language: English
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