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(03:01)MARS returns to National Geographic, Monday, November 12.
(02:09)Host Jason Silva illustrates just how much our past frames our future.
(01:34)Katie Bauer describes treacherous weather conditions and problems in the Falklands.
(01:52)NASA scientists Rosaly Lopes and Steve Wall are trying to solve the mystery of the biggest dunes ever found outside the Earth.
(03:00)Neil deGrasse Tyson interviews legendary television producer Norman Lear and discusses his influence on American culture with...
(10:53)Is a glass full of cow pee packed full of medicinal nutrients?
(02:51)Try this mind game and see if your mental body map gets disoriented.
(02:56)Witness the lifecycle of a monarch butterfly - from egg to pupa to adult.
(03:00)Pluto, cold and remote, takes 248 years to make one elliptical orbit of the Sun.
(03:00)A village child was attacked by a leopard twice in two years.
(01:39)Meet a polyamorous triad - a family with two men and one woman sharing a loving relationship.
(03:00)Angel sharks have flattened bodies which helps them camouflage and become great ambush predators.
(03:06)How did the producers of Brain Games get volunteers to bid at auction on a 20 dollar bill?
(02:01)Play along with these brain teasers to see how the left and right sides of your brain work together.
(02:55)After mating in the forest, red crab females descend down tall cliffs into the sea where they release their eggs.
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