The crew aboard the <i>Eagle Eye II</i> use advanced equipment to drop their hooks where the cold water of the Labrador Current meets the warm water of the Gulf Stream.
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Explore the feral world of the big cats in two gripping installments from the Emmy Award-winning PBS series "Nature." "Silent Roar: Searching for the Snow Leopard" is an intimate portrait of the striking, elusive snow leopard of the Himalayas. "Vanishing Lions" takes us to sub-Saharan Africa, wh...
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Nothing can top face-to-face communication, so where does that leave the person who suffers from facial paralysis or who can't read people's emotions? These are just two of the questions John Cleese, Elizabeth Hurley and a group of experts attempt to answer in this examination of the face and hum...
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On the supercontinent Pangaea, mammallike therapsids gather at a waterhole for sustenance from the water -- and one another. As these and other creatures continue to evolve over millions of years one rule remains the same -- only the strong survive.
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This episode journeys back into the past some 150 million years to reveal the earliest dinosaurs on earth -- some large, like Diplodocus, and others quite small, like the one-meter-long Eoraptor.
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After a planetoid collides with Earth, strange water creatures evolve, including Haikouichthys, the first known vertebrates. Through the miracle of evolution, Haikouichthys' descendents become the first animals to conquer dry land.
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Elizabeth Hurley joins John Cleese in his quest to discover why beautiful people get better jobs and achieve more success than their less-than-lovely counterparts. Attempting to determine whether any universal rules of beauty exist, Cleese and a slew of experts take a close look at the human phys...
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This six-part British series kicks off at the dawn of the late Triassic period more than 220 million years ago, an era that saw the extinction of countless species of reptiles and the rise of a new breed of animal -- the dinosaur.
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This episode focuses on the rise of countless species of large marine reptiles that lived mainly in the world's vast oceans, including mammoth ichthyosaurs, colossal plesiosaurs and supersized marine crocodiles.
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