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The Magic School Bus: It's What Earth Day Is All About
Tim mentions to Inspector 47 that all of the plants, animals, bugs, and insects in the rainforest are connected in many ways. He explains how they are ecologically interdependent on each other for food and habitats. -
National Geographic: What are Rainforests?
This clip provides an overview of rainforests. It describes their age, unique characteristics, importance to the Earth's overall ecosystem, and importance to modern medicine. It also discusses the recent threat to these habitats: deforestation due to modern industry demands. -
Wild Kratts: Lemur Tooth Combing
The Kratts crew watch the mother lemur while she uses her teeth to groom her baby. -
Wild Kratts: Fish in the Carribean Sea
Chris and Martin explore the Caribbean Sea and learn how fish use their fins to swim--or fly! -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipCaptain Planet and the Planeteers: Ecosystem to Ecosystem
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The Planeteers tell viewers to be careful transporting plants from one ecosystem into another. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipMadagascar: Boat Takeover
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The Penguins hatch an elaborate plan to seize control of the commercial vessel and direct themselves away from Africa, where they were supposed to be sent. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipSchoolhouse Rock!: Save the Ocean
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This clip promotes the protection and preservation of marine ecosystems. It explains how global warming and overfishing disturb the natural habitat of marine species. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipWild Kratts: Golden Pheasant
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The Kratts brothers find a golden pheasant in China and admire its beauty. The bird's most notable feature is its dazzling assortment of colors. The brothers watch it in its natural habitat and observe that it stays out of the sun to protect its colors, which help it attract mates. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipNational Geographic: The Neanderthals
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Has profanityThis clip explains the known history of the Neanderthals, who were the closest relatives to the modern human in the family tree. They lived about 400,000 - 40,000 years ago. This clip discusses their habitat and the evolutionary adaptations that may have allowed them to survive a cold, glacial ecosystem. It then speculates the leading theories surrounding their mysterious disappearance.
