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Thousands of the most important species of wildlife are disappearing from the face of the earth at an alarming rate. Environmentalists work tirelessly more
Thousands of the most important species of wildlife are disappearing from the face of the earth at an alarming rate. Environmentalists work tirelessly to protect wildlife from climate change, poachers and the destruction of their natural habitat. close
Organisms as ancient as life itself, parasites are a hidden force that affects everything and everyone in all known corners of the Earth. While parasites more
Organisms as ancient as life itself, parasites are a hidden force that affects everything and everyone in all known corners of the Earth. While parasites tend to slowly suck life out of their hosts, some parasites are known to be beneficial. close
Under our world there is a huge underground kingdom, where creatures from 0.1 to 1 cm long rule - the kingdom of ants. Insect thieves crawl through this more
Under our world there is a huge underground kingdom, where creatures from 0.1 to 1 cm long rule - the kingdom of ants. Insect thieves crawl through this kingdom and hunt for precious larvae and eggs. How do the invaders survive in a secret kingdom? A complex, intriguing society like ours reveals the secrets of tiny and charming creatures. close
Built with 1 million bricks laid by 30,000 slaves, the Colosseum forced the Roman genius to develop new building techniques that still benefit architects. more
Built with 1 million bricks laid by 30,000 slaves, the Colosseum forced the Roman genius to develop new building techniques that still benefit architects. However, not every aspect of Roman history is so triumphant. close
Scientific research, as well as comparisons of the peoples of ancient Rome and America of the XX century with competitors, reveal the x-factor that these more
Scientific research, as well as comparisons of the peoples of ancient Rome and America of the XX century with competitors, reveal the x-factor that these peoples had, and others lacked. From exploring the universal question of the successful development of a nation, community, or organization to finding the factors that matter to such success. close
Between past and future there is only a moment, a moment. The flying squirrel glides over the falling leaves, and the grouse hawk hunts the rabbit for more
Between past and future there is only a moment, a moment. The flying squirrel glides over the falling leaves, and the grouse hawk hunts the rabbit for half a day. The rice fish jumps and grabs a flying water meter. All these moments happen in the blink of an eye. close
Over the past 5,000 years, Koreans surrounded by great powers have experienced one test after another. They tried to maintain a sense of identity and more
Over the past 5,000 years, Koreans surrounded by great powers have experienced one test after another. They tried to maintain a sense of identity and autonomy as one nation. The study of the elements underlying the rise and fall of the kingdoms of the Korean Peninsula, diplomatic strategies and principles of survival surrounded by foreign powers. close
The authors try to dispel various myths and depict the Mayan civilization through facts that are revealed in the course of archaeological research. The more
The authors try to dispel various myths and depict the Mayan civilization through facts that are revealed in the course of archaeological research. The subjects of research are the jungle, corn, the Mayan calendar and the descendants of the ancient Maya who live in the modern world. close
On secluded islands in the middle of the Pacific Ocean live creatures that you will not find anywhere else in the world. So how did the Galapagos evolve, more
On secluded islands in the middle of the Pacific Ocean live creatures that you will not find anywhere else in the world. So how did the Galapagos evolve, from a few species to the rich diversity of life we see today? Most of the inhabitants of the Galapagos are endemic to the archipelago. The project will tell about the most important milestones in the course of their evolution, as well as about the changes in their environment and the interaction of man and nature. close
On a full moon in December on Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean, red crabs migrate to breed. Brown hawk owls follow the moth to the city, gathering more
On a full moon in December on Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean, red crabs migrate to breed. Brown hawk owls follow the moth to the city, gathering under bright streetlights, while city cicadas spend the night endlessly singing. The program explores astrophysical phenomena generated by the night and the moon, as well as the biggest evolutionary secrets of Earth’s ecology and life forms. close
In the past, large numbers of tigers and leopards lived on the Korean Peninsula. Our forefathers feared them and worshiped them. After the Japanese occupation more
In the past, large numbers of tigers and leopards lived on the Korean Peninsula. Our forefathers feared them and worshiped them. After the Japanese occupation and the Korean War, these superpredators disappeared from the Korean Peninsula. Now the wildlife ecosystem is heavily distorted, species diversity is limited, but the herd of each species is still abnormally large. close
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