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(02:54)Katie talks about how hard it was to get a particular shot of sperm whales when the camera stopped working.
(02:14)Research suggests that cocaine is so addictive that simply showing images of its use can lead to a relapse.
(02:54)The physics behind the static point jump.
(02:57)Lower branches can be tempting, but dangerous.
(03:32)A world champion races down a volcano in a fatal downhill ride.
(03:00)The two Voyager spacecraft contained messages in different languages.
(03:00)Why is it so hard to slide down a bannister?
(03:13)Cory and Nate take a break from building log cabins to create handcrafted outdoor furniture for Cory’s dad.
(02:27)Host Neil deGrasse Tyson features his interview with Charles Bolden, former astronaut and the 12th Administrator of the...
(00:00)After spending days building a 6,000 lb. truss system, the team hits a snag during installation.
(01:57)"JJ" sells heroine to support his own habit. Heroine is cut seven-to-eight times before it reaches the street.
(02:59)Many Chinese people still believe tiger teeth have magical protective powers. Join us to see if this is true or false.
(03:10)When you’re building a massive, multi-level cabin in the mountains of Utah, the devil is in the details.
(01:53)Backflips don't really need to adhere to the laws of gravity, right?
(02:33)Nate puts his skills to the test when a client makes a last-minute request for their cozy Norwegian-style log home.
(02:24)Species upon species converge in the Falkland Islands to end their migratory journeys in mating and birth.
(02:15)When clients make a last-minute request, Nate and Grizzly Bob need to find a solution—and a mason—fast.
(02:29)The scorching sun proves to be too much for one elephant calf, whose family can only watch its sad demise.
(02:42)This wrangler uses a helicopter to direct mobs of cattle.
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